Asia-Pacific upstream in brief
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Report summary
Table of contents
- Indonesia offers nine blocks in 2025’s second bid round
- Philippines awards six exploration blocks
- Malaysia advances regional CCS hub ambitions with new offshore CO2 storage regulations
- Pakistan onshore round attracts only single bid
- Tamboran sanctions Beetaloo pilot project, acquires JV partner Falcon
- Medco strengthens South Sumatra position as Repsol finalises Indonesia exit
- Kufpec's US$1.5 billion Anambas push
- Green light for PTTEP’s Arthit CCS in Thailand
- Can Thailand find success with new Andaman Sea licensing round?
- China’s latest block offering: Wushi 3 in focus
- New Zealand reverses ban on offshore exploration
- Woodside assumes Bass Strait operatorship from ExxonMobil
- 406 more item(s)...
Tables and charts
This report includes the following images and tables:
- Nine blocks on offer
- Map of blocks offered
- Exploration blocks awarded in October 2025
- Map of block awards
- SC80 (PDA-BP-2) and SC81 (PDA-BP-3) in Sandakan basin
- Table of application related fees for CO2 storage
- Map of Malaysia’s CCUS projects
- Map of Medco’s South Sumatra acreage
- Location of the Anambas field (circled)
- Thailand's Andaman Sea area
- Seven blocks offered in China's upstream auction
- New Zealand is an isolated gas market supplied only by domestic fields
- 221 more item(s)...
What's included
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