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Oil activities
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Table I : Hydrocarbon resources in the ocean waters of south-East Asia
(in barrels per daY)
(after Siddayao, I980; Sigit et eI.r 1980; Bilal and Kuehnhold' 1980)
Country
Brunei
lndsresia
Malaysia
Philippines
Singapore
Thailand
Production 1978
Total Offshore
2O9,4OO
rr6J4,79O
196,500
40,000
0
?oo
179, l0o
,45,24O
196,500
40,000
0
0
Tranportation, ehipping caeualties and qerations
ProducLion 1980
Total Off shore
Ir57 6,146
40,000
0
200
5t6,87 6
100,000
40,000
0
0
Figure i shows that most of the oil shipped .illousn and in SouLh-East Asian waters is
in transit to Japan while Lhe rest goes to the USA and to other East Asian countries'
together accounLing for more than 90% of the oil supplied'
S ING APORE
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F igure 5 z Transport of crude oil in South-East Asia (1975)
(after ieO, Wle and Finn et al.' 1979)
( 0.I million barrels per day (7 barrels =
0. I-0.2 million barrels Per daY
r 0.2-I.0 million barrels Per daY
'I ) J million barrels Per daY
A Offshore Production site
Ref inery
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I netric ton)