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Indonesian Domestic Oil and Gas a Snapshot † Platform October - December 2014 www.spe.or.id Indonesian Domestic Oil and Gas A Snapshot † platform Oilfield Review app now available for the Android Oilfield Review Apps The Schlumberger Oilfield Review app for Android† devices is now available free of charge on the Google Play† store. This new app complements the iPad‡ app, which is available at the Apple‡ iTunes‡ online store. For Android devices, including phones, this is a stand-alone app; accessing content on the iPad device is done through the Newsstand. An iPhone‡ compatible version is in devel- opment and will be available in the near future. Oilfield Review communicates advances in finding and producing hydrocarbons to oilfield professionals. Articles from the journal are augmented on the apps with animations and videos, which help explain concepts and theories beyond the capabilities of static images. 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DI would like to wish you • “SPE Golf Tournament” in and your families a Happy New April was again a great success Also some important recognitions Year and all the best for 2015! with over 240 participants – have been received – the SPE Regional Bob Shearer, Brad Sincock Service Award for Bambang P. Istadi The SPE Java Section had a very and the team did as always an (SPE Java Section Chairman 2012- successful 2014, for which I would like outstanding job organizing this 2014) and Steve Caron (SPE Java to thank everyone involved sincerely – huge event; the next SPE Golf Fish Fry Chairman 2012-2014); and without all your hard work, dedication Tournament is scheduled for the Bandung Institute of Technology and enthusiasm, this would not have April 2015. Student Chapter is the 2014 Award been possible. • “Shrimp Boil” in November was Recipient for “Outstanding Student with 700 participants fun pure Chapters”. 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Paper Contest, to be held at the 2015 as well as 5 students from each • The events above raised SPE Annual Technical Conference UPN and ITB. substantial funds for the and Exhibition (ATCE), scheduled 28- - 3 large scale social events have support of Indonesian students, 30 October 2015 in Houston, United been organized and extremely well student chapters and University States of America. carried out: activities. • “Fish Fry” in February was - 4 editions of the “SPE Java I look forward to another exciting and with 400 tickets completely Newsletter” have been distributed successful year! sold out and a fantastic event– with a record of 11 published thanks a lot to Steve Caron and interviews! Yours sincerely, his team for the excellent job; - 4 Technical Discussion Groups and Dr. Thomas Schievenbusch the next Fish Fry will be held 4 Young Professional Workshops Chairman 2014-2015 4 SPE Java . 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All rights reserved. 6 SPE Java . Oct - Dec ‘14 Interview with Adriansyah President Director of PT. Pertamina E&P initially, I wanted to technical aspects of Pertamina were study Astronomy and centralized under the EPTC division (now become an astronout. UTC), where I was assigned until 2009 But I backed off and before moving to Business Development. decided to have a In the latter role, I had to learn and master career in oil and gas non-technical aspects of the business industry instead. So I such as commercial, appraisal, evaluation, started Geopyhiscs at financial, regulatory, and law. It was quite ITB in 1979. At that a contrast. At UTC, I led the team for time, explorationists unitization negotiation of Jambaran came from a geology with ExxonMobil. Perhaps our Board background, with very of Directors considered this experience few geophysicists. before assigning me to the Business After I graduated, I Development function to develop a new worked for Geco- and working Merger and Acquisition Prakla (Schlumberger) machine. Earlier, the M&A division for a year before acquired ONWJ, but was not successful joining Pertamina for an Australian asset. I was there for in 1988. I was in the 1.5 years, during which time we setup and first BPST batch with shaped the division to only acquire assets Pak Salis Aprilian with great value to Pertamina. Since and Pak Syamsu Alam. We were, as it then, we have secured overseas assets in r Adriansyah, or Ancha, was was planned by Pertamina then, to be Algeria and Iraq. In Indonesia, we knew born in Palembang on 18 July the new generation of professionals we had to start with a small acquisition, M1960. He graduated from the in Pertamina, equipped with strong but a successful one, to catalyse the Geophysics department at ITB in 1987. technical capabilities. As part of this first future efforts. We won Talisman’s and He joined Pertamina through its very first generation, I feel we have a responsibility Anadarko’s Nunukan and Ambalat assets. Bimbingan Profesi Sarjana Teknik (BPST) to deliver. I consider this as my first Our team comprised young and energetic EP in 1988. He holds a Masters Degree principle for success: be responsible. people, unfamiliar with the Pertamina from ITB and a Doctoral Degree from system and capabilities. Hence, my job the University of Texas in Dallas. Ancha I was assigned to Pangkalan Brandan, was to bridge this gap. We improved was appointed VP of the Pertamina for seismic acquisition and processing.
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