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    "data": {
        "id": 1798751,
        "msgid": "pertamina-subsidiary-to-develop-ronggolawe-oil-field-targeting-5-126-barrels-per-day-1781193181",
        "date": "2026-06-11 22:05:00",
        "title": "Pertamina Subsidiary to Develop Ronggolawe Oil Field, Targeting 5,126 Barrels Per Day",
        "author": "indrastuti",
        "source": "MEDIA_INDONESIA",
        "tags": "",
        "topic": "Energy",
        "summary": "PT Saka Energi Indonesia, an upstream subsidiary of Pertamina, has obtained official approval for the development plan of the Ronggolawe oil field within the Pangkah Working Area. The project is projected to commence commercial production by the end of 2029, with peak output estimated at 5,126 barrels of oil per day. The development aims to exploit total potential reserves of approximately 10 million barrels and will involve drilling four new wells integrated with existing production facilities.",
        "content": "<p>PT Saka Energi Indonesia (SAKA), an upstream oil and gas subsidiary\nunder Pertamina\u2019s Gas Subholding, has officially secured approval for\nthe Plan of Development (POD) for the Ronggolawe \u2013 PHE-7 field within\nthe Pangkah Working Area from SKK Migas. This national energy sector\ndevelopment project is targeted to begin commercial oil and gas\nproduction by the end of 2029. SAKA Director of Exploration and\nDevelopment, Fuji Koesumadewi, stated that the POD approval is a crucial\nstep in the company\u2019s efforts to accelerate the development of oil and\ngas resources into production that adds value for the company. The\ndevelopment of the Ronggolawe field is projected to provide a\nsignificant contribution to energy supply. At its peak production, the\nfield is estimated to pump up to 5,126 barrels of oil per day.\nCumulatively, the total potential resource reserves in this cluster are\nestimated to reach 10 million barrels of oil, ready for optimal\nexploitation until the end of the working area\u2019s cooperation contract\nperiod. Prior to this approval, SAKA had submitted the Exploration\nStatus Determination document for the Ronggolawe field in 2025. This\nfollowed the hydrocarbon discovery in the RGL-1 exploration well in\n2012, the accuracy of which was reconfirmed through the RGL-3 appraisal\nwell test in 2024. Based on technical evaluations of the CD Carbonate\nlayer, including Drill Stem Tests and fluid sample analysis, the\nRonggolawe structure has proven to possess highly prospective reservoir\ncharacteristics. Under the field execution draft approved by SKK Migas,\nSAKA will drill four new development wells. To reduce investment costs,\nall wells will be integrated directly with existing production\nfacilities in the Pangkah Working Area using a subsea pipeline network.\nFuji explained that the Ronggolawe \u2013 PHE-7 field development employs a\nunitisation strategy between the Pangkah Working Area and the West\nMadura Offshore Working Area, which is operated by Pertamina Hulu Energi\nWMO. This aligns with SAKA\u2019s efforts to optimise production while\naccelerating the monetisation of exploration discoveries.<\/p>",
        "url": "https:\/\/jawawa.id\/newsitem\/pertamina-subsidiary-to-develop-ronggolawe-oil-field-targeting-5-126-barrels-per-day-1781193181",
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    "sponsor": "Okusi Associates",
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