Indonesia's Oil & Gas Fields: North Sumatra

From: APS Review Gas Market Trends | Date: April 28, 1997 | Copyright information

North Sumatra - Mobil & Arun LNG: North Sumatra, including its offshore, is mainly a gas producing province, with oil produced primarily from Tertiary clastics and mostly in small sized fields. Most of the hydrocarbons in this region are located onshore. But large gas deposits have been found in reefs offshore similar to that of Arun, in Aceh Province which is the northernmost part of the island.

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