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Reducing LPO possibility caused by carbon dioxide (CO2) impurities off specification, using minisorb equipment in gas central processing plant matindok, pt. Pertamina ep

Year: 2024 Authors: Partayudha, A., Pahlepy, R., Suganda, W., Hidayatullah, A., B., Lasimpala, A., I., A. Reference: IPA24-F-12
Keywords: AGRU, CO2, Minisorb, Natural Gas, Solvent,
Basins: Banggai Sula,

Proceedings Title : Proc. Indon. Petrol. Assoc., 48th Ann. Conv., 2024

In the Natural Gas processing operations conducted at the Central Processing Plant (CPP) Donggi and Matindok, PT Pertamina EP - Donggi Matindok Field,...

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Exploring Natural Hydrogen and Abiotic Methane in Indonesia: Case and Idea From Tanjung Api Gas Seeps, East Arm of Sulawesi – Building a Geologic Hydrogen System in a Collision Zone

Year: 2024 Authors: Satyana, A., H. Reference: IPA24-G-328
Keywords: Hydrogen, Natural Gas, methane, peridotite, serpentinization,
Basins: Banggai Sula,

Proceedings Title : Proc. Indon. Petrol. Assoc., 48th Ann. Conv., 2024

Hydrogen (H2) can be used in fuel cells to generate electricity. It emits zero carbon and is efficient, capable of storing and delivering a tremendous...

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Harnessing Arun Field's Legacy: Transitioning from a Giant Gas Producer to a Carbon Storage Solution and Decarbonization Catalyst

Year: 2025 Authors: Wardhana, B., A., S., Fahdhomi, A., Nasri Kurniawan, E., Nurretno, S. Reference: IPA25-E-403
Keywords: Arun field, CO2 Enhanced Gas Recovery (EGR), CO2 Storage, Carbon Capture Utilization and Storage (CCUS), Carbon Capture and Storage (CCS), Depleted reservoir, Emissions Reduction, Natural Gas, Southeast Asia, indonesia,
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Proceedings Title : Proc. Indon. Petrol. Assoc., 49th Ann. Conv., 2025

Discovered in 1971 and developed in the mid-1970s, the Arun Field was a cornerstone of Indonesia’s energy landscape, and one of its largest natu...

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