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“Sharing the Experiences from

TOTAL Education & Energy Seminar 2011”

Jakarta, 27 April 2011 Presentation by Total Energy and Education 2011 Recipients

The Department of Chemical Engineering Center for Research on Energy Policy (CREP) INSTITUT TEKNOLOGI BANDUNG

Retno Gumilang Dewi

Part I: Sharing of Experiences from TEES 2011 Part II: Follow Up - thoughts concerning energy education and research in Indonesia Outline

Presentations: Global Overview of Energy Challenge: key challenges of oil & gas, and other energies Total's Perspectives in New Energies Total & education: TPA, oil industry HR relations with universities, recruitment careers diversity, university industry collaboration R & D Challenge Focus on major industrial projects and products Visits: E&P R&D centre at Pau (3D seismic, PVT Laboratory, Core storage, Rock mechanics, E&P RD Highlight, CCS project in Lacq) College de France: Climate Change Challenges: Total has interests and concerns with climate change, supports researches on climate change related issues (not only related to oil and gas)

Part I: Sharing Experiences From TEES 30 Jan – 4 Feb 2011, Paris

Global supply-demand of oil & gas issues: peak oil (2015 -2025), peak gas (2020-2040); demand trend shift to Asia Climate change issues: opportunities for NRE, “dark age” for coal, unless using clean coal technology and CCS (opportunity for oil and gas expertise) Geopolitical environment: emergence of China as consumer and worldwide presence of China as major E&P player Total strategy and R&D Challenges Total's perspectives in NRE for future of energy: Total is seriously developing NRE (including un-conventional) for future energy

Global Overview of Energy Challenge

Topics covered:

Fast evolution of economical model for Total’s Projects − strong volatility…(prices of oil, consumption,..) − industrial projects face dramatic cost increase Abundant oil reserves, but dominated by a small group of countries (National Oil Companies) acess to resources more difficult Evolution of markets − Consumers change their habits in OECD countries − Growth of consumption move towards Asia Growing concern for environmental and social matters

Challenge

R&D in New Energies: A Must

Biomass 2nd generation Hydrogen Energy Storage Marine Energy 3rd generation of bio-fuel (Algae) CTL DME CO2 Capture Thin-Films PV Concentrated Solar Silicon Solar PV

Research

Demonstration Early Commercial Industrial Development

TOTAL’s Perspective in New Energies

Catch opportunities while maintaining direction Heart of Total business: Hydrocarbons - A need: innovate to develop NRE

Sectors E&P Integrated Refining and Petrochemicals plants Others Considerations Acceptability Visibility Local content

TOTAL Involvement in Education

World wide action Various education network Oil industry HR relations with universities, recruitment careers diversity, University industry collaboration

Education Network Total Professeurs Associés (TPA) Total University Total Foundation University partnerships International scholarships Chairs / Partnerships Education projects

The identity challenge: provide reference points in a changing world Ethics, Fairness, Contract The competitiveness challenge: the talents’ war Attraction, Training, Retention, Diversity The acceptability challenge Externally: education, support for local business development, “nationalization” of work forces Internally: sense of belonging and pride

HR Challenges, a shared commitment

Take part to the Education development in the countries where the activity

• f TOTAL is substantial

Detect where the local education scheme may take advantage of foreign cooperation Respect the local educationsystems, while bringing added value Use the Education Network Set up specific projets

Total Approach in Education

Core R&D challenges: securing the future of energy

Discovery, characterization and development of resources including renewable resources Competitiveness and market fit − Petroleum products, refining, petrochemicals − Energy efficiency for users of the products − End of life issues Efficiency and reliability of facilities, energy efficiency Environmental issues − Water, soil, air, biodiversity, − Life cycles − Residual gases, CO2

R& D at TOTAL

Developing deep offshore oil : Flow Assurance Engineer Liquefying natural Gas : Yemen LNG Building up a new refinery (integrated petrochemical complex) in Saudi Arabia : Jubail Discovering the Polymers of Petrochemicals Petrochemicals, Corporate Licensing Manager

Focus on major industrial Projects and Products

Topics

Indonesia will build an integrated refinery –petrochemical complex:

• East Java (Tuban TPPI)
• West Java (Banten Bay Refinery)
• East Kalimantan

Refinery-Petrochemical Jubail – Saudi Arabia

Part II: Follow Up Thoughts Concerning Energy Education and Research in Indonesia

NEEDS FOR SERIOUS THOUGHT ON ENERGY ISSUES

− Energy issues, especially in economics, planning, and policy are not addressed explicitly − Energy technology is dealt separately and partially − Who address the energy sector holistically and in integrated fashion? − What about Indonesia energy security? − How to ensure the energy supply sustained? − And many more questions …. Who should care? − How to develop university – industry collaboration in energy issues − Central vs. Local Governments − Do our government officers have relevant background to do the job of decision making in energy problems? − Can our government officers deal with energy problem with sufficient capabilities? Are they really aware of Indonesia energy specific problems? SHOULD THE GOVERNMENT BE THE ONE ?

It has been thought formal education specializes on energy (technology, management, economic and policy). Existing Programs Petroleum Engineering oil and gas, geothermal (Total/IFP has been involved in establishing Master Program and providing scholarships) ENEMBA (Energy MBA) program, School of Business & Management energy project management (fossil & NRE), now inactive Chemical Engineering have several classes, which focus on chemical process of some energy types (refinery, oil and gas surface facilities, gas processing, biomass based energy, etc) Electrical Engineering electrical power There is no special study program on integrated energy technology

Formal education specializes on energy issues

Needs

COLLABORATION − IFP/Total − University of Indonesia − University of Gajah Mada − Universitas Padjajaran − IPB − ITS − Other universities

TARGETED CLIENT − Ministry of Energy & Mineral Resources − Directorate General of Oil and Gas − Directorate General of Electricity − Directorate General of NRE − Board of National Planning − Government of Province, City, and Regency Levels − Universities − From abroad: ASEAN, Middle East, and Africa

Research on NRE

ENERGY TECHNOLOGY − Geothermal − CCS (+ECBM) − Biomass to liquid fuels (through gasification + Fischer Tropsch) − Cellulosic (Biomass 2nd generation) − Micro algae for 3rd generation bio-fuels and chemicals − Solar PV, Wind, and Marine energy − Clean coal technology, waste to energy, etc − Bio-surfactant ENERGY ECONOMIC AND POLICY

• Energy Modeling, which include macro economy, technology,

and environment/climate change issues

• Energy Policy Studies
• Low carbon economy / development strategies
• Energy Project Development for NRE

ENERGY TECHNOLOGY − CCS (+ECBM) − Biomass to liquid fuels (through gasification + Fischer Tropsch) − Cellulosic (Biomass 2nd generation) − Micro algae for 3rd generation bio-fuels and chemicals − Bio-surfactant ENERGY POLICY

• Energy Modeling, which include macro economy,

technology, and environment/climate change issues

• Energy Policy Studies
• Low carbon economy / development strategies

On-Going Research by Retno Gumilang Dewi at

• Chemical Engineering and
• Center for Research on Energy Policy - ITB

Farewell Dinner at the Louvre Dinner in Paris (bateau mouche)

Thank You gelang@che.itb.ac.id gelangdewi@yahoo.com