Eni has successfully tested the Geliga‑1 gas discovery, located in the Ganal Block within the Kutei Basin, offshore Indonesia, in which the Italian company holds an 82% stake (18% Sinopec) (Eni press release, 07/05/2026). The tested reservoir flowed at rates of up to 60 mcf/d (1.7 mcm/d, or 620 mcm/year); based on these results, the Geliga‑1 well is estimated to produce a sustainable rate of approximately 200 mcf/d (5.7 mcm/d or 2 bcm/year) of gas and about 10,000 bbl/d of condensate.
The Gelinga-1 discovery is located next to the undeveloped Gula gas discovery, which may hold 2 Tcf (57 bcm) of gas in place and 75 mbl of condensate. When combined, Geliga and Gula could jointly produce around 1,000 mcm/d (28 mcm/d or 10 bcm/year) of gas and 80,000 bbl/d of condensate.
Eni has been present in Indonesia since 2001 and produces around 90 kb/d of oil, mainly from the Jangkrik and Merakes fields offshore East Kalimantan.