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Valente FerreiraNational Coordinator for CCS-M Program

Institute of Petroleum and Geology (IPG)

Timor-Leste

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CCOP CO2 Storage Mapping Program (CCS-M)

Bali, 30 April – 03 May 2013

Contents

1. Status of CCS-related activities

a. Legal framework

b. Specific research work

c. Government initiatives

2. Potential geological storage of CO2

3. Future plans-CCS

4. Conclusion

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Timor-Leste is newly independent country since

2002.

We need to enhance our human resource knowledge and

capacity;

Set up our legal frameworks and policies;

Institutional development;

Defining objectives and focus areas;

Participation and working group.

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a. Legal framework

We have any legal framework for regulating our mineral

resources, mainly petroleum resources from offshore

areas such as Timor Sea;

We still not have any specific legal framework for CO2

capture and storage;

So, we are learn on how to prepare our self to set up any

legal framework related to CCS.

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b. Specific research work

Our main research is focusing on mineral and

petroleum resources, environment and related to the

CO2 we still not carry out any specific research;


Set up the legal framework related CO2 capture and

storage;

Establish the research institution to take responsibility

for the geosciences and mineral resources areas

including CCS;5





Institute of Petroleum and Geology-IPG is one of the

public institute below the Ministry of Petroleum and

Mineral Resources-MPRM which is responsible for

geosciences and mineral resources research and

investigation.

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We have potential geological storage of CO2 in

both offshore and onshore areas;

We have oil and gas production in the offshore area (Timor

Sea), mainly from the JPDA-Joint Petroleum Development

Area;

Two larges of oil and gas fields have been found in the

Timor Sea area such as Bayu Undan and Greater Sunrise

fields.

We considered that both oil and gas fields are known to be

effective stores for CO2.7




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Potential geological storage of CO2 in the offshore area

Bayu Undan: 3,4 Tcf gas &400 mmbo condensateGreater Sunrise: 8,3 Tcf gas& 300 mmbo condensate

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Potential geological storage of CO2 in the offshore area

Regional

petroleum

highlighted (Charlton, 2002)


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Potential geological storage of CO2 in the onshore area

Onshore oil and gas seeps (Charlton, 2002)

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Potential geological storage of CO2 in the onshore area

Petroleum source rock

and reservoir sequences (Charlton, 2002)


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CO2 produce in onffshore area

Bayu Undan gas flaring

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CO2 produce in onshore area

Hera power plan: heavy oil = 120 MW (finalized)

Betano power plant: heavy oil = 130 MW (under construction)


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CO2 produce in onshore area

Oil and gas seeps around the Timor-Leste onshore area (Charlton, 2002)

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3. Future plans-CCS

Human resource capacity building;

Set up planning and objectives;

Identify the potential geological storage of CO2;

Research and investigation relating to the CCS;

Maximum participation in regional CCOP

programs related to CCS;

Regional good partnership establishment and

team work.

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4. Conclusion

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Develop the new study and technology to CCS and

it is an important aspect to reduce the CO2

emission in the CCOP region;

CCS as a portfolio of energy technology that can

be applied to reduce the CO2 emission;

CO2 capture is very important for those countries

that have any sources of CO2;

Its possible to use CO2 to enhance oil recovery

(EOR).

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Thank youTerima kasih

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