Gas Statistics in

Myanmar

24~26 September,2012

Beijing,China

International Workshop on Energy Statistics

Presented byTin Zaw MyintDeputy DirectorEnergy Planning DepartmentMinistry of Energy

Energy Policy Energy Policy

Energy is an essential driving force for achieving social and economic development and an improve quality of life. Energy resources in Myanmar are biomass, hydropower, coal, crude oil, natural gas, geothermal, wind, solar, bio-fuel and biogas etc.

The country’s energy policy is -The country’s energy policy is -* * to maintain the status of energy independence; to maintain the status of energy independence; * * to promote wider use of new and renewable sources of energy; to promote wider use of new and renewable sources of energy; * * to promote energy efficiency and conservation; to promote energy efficiency and conservation; * * to promote use of alternative fuels in household; to promote use of alternative fuels in household; * * to implement Effective Utilization of Discovered Crude Oil and to implement Effective Utilization of Discovered Crude Oil and Natural Gas Resources in the Interest of the Entire Nation Natural Gas Resources in the Interest of the Entire Nation including the Regions where the Discovery was made ; and including the Regions where the Discovery was made ; and * * to promote more Private Participation. to promote more Private Participation.

Petroleum

Electricity

Coal

RenewableEnergy

MINISTRY OF ENERGY

MINISTRY OF ELECTRIC POWER

MINISTRY OF MINES

MINISTRY OF ENVIRONMENTAL CONSERVATION

AND FORESTRY

MINISTRY OF AGRICULTURE AND IRRIGATION

MINISTRY OF SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY

* Ministry of Energy is a Focal Point of the Myanmar Energy Sector Cooperation in the Region

Biomass and Fuelwood

Institutional Framework

- Exploration and Production of Crude Oil and Natural Gas

- Transports Crude Oil to refineries

- Supply NG to Power stations, Urea Plants, Methanol Plant, LPG Plants, Cement Mills & other factories

- Operate Refineries, Urea Fertilizer Pants, LPG Plants, Methanol Plant

- Transportation of Crude Oil & Petroleum Products

- Marketing and distribution

of Petroleum Products

MYANMA OIL & GAS ENTERPRISE

(MOGE)

MYANMA PETROLEUMPRODUCTS ENTERPRISE

(MPPE)

MYANMA PETROCHEMICAL

ENTER PRISE (MPE)

Organization ChartOrganization Chart

- Technical arm for “MOE”- Coordination, Discussion

& Negotiation- Policy Formulation &

Planning

2%

25%

9%56%

8%

Utalizaton of Natural Gas (2010-2011)

Raw (2%, 4 mmcfd)

Industry (25%, 52 mmcfd)

Transport (9%, 19 mmcfd)

Power (56%, 113 mmcfd)

Own use (8%, 17 mmcfd)

> 56% of Total Natural Gas supply to Gas Turbines

> 20% of Total Electricity are generated by Gas Turbines

Production, Supply and Consumption of Natural Gas(Onshore and Offshore)

CRUDE OIL (BBL/D)

DEMAND SUPPLY RATIO

60,000 20,000 33%

GAS (MMCFD)

DEMAND SUPPLY RATIO

590 240 41%

Domestic Demand & SupplyDomestic Gas Supply Projects on 2013

(unit in mmcfd)

Project Demand Supply Ratio(%) Remark

Onshore+Offshore

590 240 41 Present

Zawtika 73 100 2013

Yadana 50 2013

Shwe 130 100 2013

Total 793 490 62 2013

4%

43%

2%

10%

41%

Primary Energy ProductionYear 2011 (KTOE)

Oil (4%, 930)

Natural Gas (43%, 10294)

Coal (2%, 435)

Hydro (10%, 2380)

Biomas (42%, 9982)

5% 3%

2%

2%

42%

Final Energy ConsumptionYear 2011

(KTOE)

Petroleum Products (5%, 1207)

Natural Gas (3%, 608)

Electricity (2%, 482)

Coal (2%, 435)

Biomas (42%, 9982)

907

1,659

1,122

Energy Annual Values, Year 2011 Tousand Tons of Oil Equivalent (KTOE)

Production (25%, 907)

Important (Petroleum products) (45%, 1660)Consumption (30% , 1122)

Production and Consumption in Energy Sector

Year 2011

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Existing Domestic Natural Gas pipeline

Existing Domestic Natural Gas pipeline

Onshore Gas Pipeline

Offshore Gas Pipeline

About 1979.91 miles of gas pipeline were constructed in onshore and 520.52 miles in offshore totaling 2500.43 miles

( Pipeline size varies from 6" to 20".)

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Status of Status of Onshore and Offshore BlocksOnshore and Offshore Blocks

Status of Blocks

•18 onshore blocks and 22 offshore blocks are operating by multi companies. •32 onshore blocks are exposed for next bidding soon.•23 offshore blocks are available for investors. (Some of onshore and offshore blocks are progressing under termination process)

Type Description Total Optg.UnderTermn.

Open

PSC Production Sharing Contract 23 9 3 11EP Exploration and Production 5 2 3RSF Reactivation of Suspended Fields 10 4 6IOR Improved Oil Recovery 7 1 6MOGE MOGE's oil and gas field areas 8 2 6

Total Onshore Blocks 53 18 3 32

(Shallow)A Arakan (Rakhine) Coastal Area 7 5 2 0M Mottaban & Taninthayi 20 13 1 6

27 18 3 6(Deep)AD Arakan Offhsore Area (Deep) 16 4 12MD Mottama/ Taninthayi (Deep) 8 3 5

Total Offshore Coastal Blocks 24 4 3 17OFFSHORE TOTAL 51 22 6 23

104 40 9 55Block Total

Onshore Blocks

Offshore Blocks

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Summary of Petrochemical Industry

3 Refineries - (total capacity 51,000 bbl/day)3 LPG Plants - (50 mmscfd)5 Fertilizer Plants - (Ammonia 1340 MTD & Urea 2012

MTD)1 Methanol Plant - (450 MT, under rehabilitation)1CO2 Recovery Plant - (Liquid 24 Ton & Dry ice 6 Ton/day)

Modes of transportation of petroleum products

Aviation Turbine Fuel (ATF) under government arrangement12 (diesel and MS) Filling Stations for Government Sector260 Filling Stations are privatized since 2010 June 599 New Filling Stations are already distributed and 396 New Filling Stations are still under construction by private sector

Fuel Transportation and Facilities

Gas Production Gas Production (Onshore And Offshore)(Onshore And Offshore)

OffshoreOnshore

Gas Export (Myanmar)Gas Export (Myanmar)

Compressed Natural Gas (CNG) Consumption by Year

Yearly Production of LPGYearly Production of LPG

LPG Utilization in Year 2010-2011

Production and Distribution of Urea FertilizerProduction and Distribution of Urea Fertilizer

Data Collection & Compilation System of Oil Sector in Myanmar

MOGE

MPTA

Crude Oil

Condensate Refineries

Petroleum ProductsMPE

GovernmentSector

MPPE

PrivateSector

Petroleum Products

MinistryOf

Commerce

MinistryOf

Transport

Ministry ofFinance & Revenue

Import

Data Collection & Compilation System of Gas Sector in Myanmar

On LandGas

OffshoreGas

MOGE

Power Plant

Other Use

Compressed NG

Industries

Export to Thailand

Sources of Data and Kinds of Data Collected

• Sources of Data– Concerned Enterprises

• Kinds of Data Collected– Production data of Crude Oil, Condensate, Natural Gas &

Petroleum Products, Sales to Refineries– Export data of natural gas and condensate– Natural Gas sales to LPG Plants, Methanol Plant, Fertilizer Plants,

Gas Turbines & Other factories– Refined data and details for petroleum products– Imports of Petroleum Products– Stocks– Also collected the coal, electricity, biomass and other energy

related data

CONNECTION WITH DATA PROVIDERS

• Data providers report to the Ministry daily, weekly & monthly data on production, consumption, exports and refinery intake of crude oil &

condensate

• Report of refinery throughput, stocks and consumption data of petroleum products

• Imports data are primarily collected on monthly basis

• Data providers provide the data to the Ministry by way of hard copy and fax

• Data providers report to the Ministry the previous month data (not later than the 10th day of the current month)

Statistical Needs in Ministry of EnergyStatistical Needs in Ministry of Energy

• Technical assistance for the improvement of data quality assessment and data base management

• Capacity building for Technician or expert able to forecast Energy demand

• Statistical software such as LEAP for common user

• Statistical technique in accordance with Inter -national Standard

Thank You for

Your Kind

Attention