1. Domestic and Trans-National Oil&Gas Pipeline DevelopmentByTun Thwe, General Manger(Pipeline) Myanma Oil and Gas EnterpriseMinistry of Energy

2. 1. Oil and Gas Development in Myanmar2. Pipeline Network in Myanmar3. MOGEs Pipeline Construction4. Conclusion 3. Oil and Gas Development inMyanmarMinistry of EnergyEnergy Planning Department MyanmaMyanma Oil and Myanma PetroleumPetrochemicalGas Enterprise Products EnterpriseEnterprise 4. Oil and Gas Development in MyanmarOne of the earliest oil producerUsing oil since 10th centuryExported 1st barrels of oil in 1853BOC in 1886 Yenangyaung Field in 1887 Chauk Field in 1902POI in 1964 after nationalizationMOGE in 1985 5. Oil and Gas Development in MyanmarMOGEs Responsibilities To explore and produce O&G in onshore by ownresources To supply domestic O&G requirement by own pipeline To supply CNG as fuel substitute for vehicles To Participate & oversee IOC in Myanmar by PSCMOGEs Current Production Onshore Offshore8000 bbl crude oil12000 bbl condensate 100 mmscfd gas1200 mmscfd gas 6. Pipeline Network in Myanmar Pipeline Installation Before Nationalization Pipeline Installation Between 1963-1988 Pipeline Installation After 1988 Pipeline Installation Before Nationalization Whole Oil & Gas Industry under BOC 1st Oil Pipeline 10 x 323miles from Yenangyat to Rangoon Refinery (Yangon) Was Destroyed in World War-II 7. Pipeline Installation between 1963 and 1988 Nominal Year Length Transported Sr. NoDescription Diameter Built (mile) comodity(inch) 1Mann-Thanlyin197910279.50Oil 2Chauk-Sale 1969 8 13.30 Gas 3Ayadaw-Lanywa198310 23.00 Gas 4Chauk-Lanywa 1980 6 1.00Gas 5Pyayay-Thayet1979 6 7.50Gas 6Myanaung-Shwepyitha197710 13.70 Gas 7Myanaung-Kyankhin1975 8 13.50 Gas 10 0.64Gas 8Myanaung-Kyankhin1986 8 2.64Gas6 6.75Gas 10 8.64Gas 9Kyankhin-Htantabin-Saketha 19858 0.64Gas10Pyay-Shwetaung 198110 22.00 Gas11Shwetaung-Kyawzwar 198410 29.00 Gas12Payagon-Ywama198510 54.00 Gas13Ywama-Shwepyitha(Yangon) 198610 2.50Gas 10 4.50Gas14Shwepyitha-Toegyaunggalay1986 14 4.00Gas 14 2.50Gas15Toegyaunggalay-Thanlyin198610 6.50Gas6 4.00Gas16South Dagon-Thaketa198710 4.00Gas 10 56.50 Gas17Toegyaunggalay-Sittaung1988 8 9.50Gas6 0.75GasTotal570.56 8. Pipeline Installation after 1988 NominalLength TransportedSr. NoDescription Year Built Diameter(mile)comodity(inch)1Pyay-Saketha 1994 10 9.50Gas2Apyauk-Okkan 1995 1012.25Gas3Apyauk-Shwepyitha(Yangon)1992 1024.00Gas4Shwepyitha-Hlawga1995 10 2.52Gas5Apyauk-Shwepyitha1994 1441.15Gas6Popehlawsu-Ywama 1998 14 9.40Gas1994 10 4.75Gas7Popehlawsu-Alon2002 10 5.17Gas 1058.82Gas8Toegyaunggalay-Sittaung1998 14 5.38Gas8 0.75Gas 1047.28Gas1994 10 0.98Gas9Sittaung-Thahton822.13Gas2003 1022.77Gas 10Thahton-Myainggalay1994616.70Gas 11Ywama-Hmawbi brick factory 19946 4.00Gas 12Kyaukkwet-Ayadaw 1997 1044.52Gas 13Indaing-Payonsu1997 14 5.22Gas 1058.86Gas 14Kanni-Lanywa 1997 1417.03Gas8 6.88Gas 15Kyawzwa-Kyaukswegyo19984 0.80Gas830.31 Oil 16Letpando-Ayadaw1998616.70 Oil 14 7.95Gas 17Letpando-Kyaukkwet 1998 10 0.75Gas 18Apyauk-Pyay1999 1490.00Gas 9. 19 Pyay-Titut1999 14 37.00 Gas10 28.08 Gas20 Nyaungdon-Hlaingthaya 20008 4.32 Gas21 Titut-Sakha 2000 14212.76 Gas22 Sakha-Paleik2000 10 59.67 Gas23 Paleik-Kyaukse CS-1 2000 10 22.40 Gas Kyaukse CS-1 to 2101.83 Gas24 2002 Kyaukse CS-2 to Cement Mill100.30 Gas6 0.48 Gas25 PLC(TOTAL)-GRS(MOGE)2001141.67 Gas20180.22 Gas26 Kanbauk-Myainggalay 2001140.68 Gas27 Myainggalay cement mill (new) 2001 102.26 Gas28 Myainggalay cement mill (old) 2001 142.97 Gas29 Thargyitaung-Kamma2001 106.16 Oil30 Thargyitaung-Kamma2001 104.57 Gas31 Nyaungdon-LPG Plant 2001 103.22 Gas32 Ayadaw-LPG Plant2001 101.40 Gas33 Myainggalay-Thahton 2002 1414.2 Gas101.86 Gas34 Nyaungdon-Myogyaung 2002 10 27.18 Gas35 Nyaungdon-Myogyaung-2 2003 1028.4 Gas36 Sabe-Ayadaw 2003 10 7.345 Gas Total Length1215.55 10. Offshore and Transnational Oil and Gas PipelinesYADANA & YETAGUN 11. Offshore and Transnational Oil and Gas Pipelines Yadana Project Export Pipeline Offshore 36 x 216 miles Onshore 36 x 39 miles DTQ - 525 mmscfdCorrosion Protection System - Complete Operator Moattama Transportation Company Domestic Supply Pipeline Offshore 24 x 178 Miles Onshore 24 x 93 Miles Operator MOGE 12. Offshore and Transnational Oil and Gas Pipelines Yetagun Project Offshore 24 x 128 Miles Onshore 24 x 42 Miles DTQ - 460 mmscfd Operator Taninthari Pipeline Company Corrosion Protection System SCADA System 13. Offshore and Transnational Oil and Gas PipelinesSHWE 14. Offshore and Transnational Oil and Gas Pipelines Shwe Project Offshore Gas Pipeline 32 x 69 Miles Onshore Gas Pipeline 40 x 499 Miles (Only in Myanmar) DTQ (Initial) 500 mmscfd DTQ (2nd Stage) 1200 mmscfd The Project is under construction Operator South East Asia Pipeline Company Oil Pipeline Length 485.3 Miles (Only in Myanmar Section) To transport purchased oil from the Middle East and Africato China and partly in Myanmar Domestic uses. The project is under construction South East Asia Pipeline Comapany 15. Offshore and Transnational Oil and Gas PipelinesZAWTIKA 16. Offshore and Transnational Oil and Gas Pipelines Zawtika Project Offshore Pipeline 28 x 143 Miles Onshore Pipeline 28 x 44 Miles DTQ (Export) 240 mmscfd DTQ (Domestic) 60 mmscfd Operator Andaman Transportation Limited The Project is under construction 17. Current Onshore Pipeline Projects Replacing Myainggalay Yangon 20 x 30 Miles Replacing Kanbauk Myainggalay 20 35 Miles To Install Yenangyaung Magway 30 x 35 MilesNew Line To Connect Zawtika ZOC Kanbauk GRS 12 x 3Miles To Connect 12 x 5 Mile from Yenangyaung Off-take to Pyay-Sakha 24 in pipeline To Install 8 x 11 Miles from Belin to Kyaukse To Install Innywa Pyay 20 x 65 Miles 18. Current MOGE Pipeline Status Export Pipelines Well Designed Maintenance Management System Corrosion Prevention System SCADA System Codes and Standard Domestic Pipelines Aged Weak in Design Poor in Maintenance Management System Lack of Corrosion Prevention System in Most Lines No SCADA System Except 24 Yadana-Yangon Line Weak in Codes and Standards Weak in Social and Environmental Impact 19. Interests To Develop Own Pipeline Operation andMaintenance Manual To Develop Regulations or Internal Policies forSafety of Assets, the Public and Natural Environ To Upgrade Engineers and Employees To Establish Autonomous Regulation with StrongTechnical Capacity To Develop Quality Management System How To Upgrade Current Pipeline in Low Cost 20. THANK YOU! FOR YOUR ATTENTION