KARAKTERISASI SERPIH PADA FORMASI TALANGAKAR SEBAGAI POTENSI SHALE HYDROCARBON
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https://doi.org/10.20956/geocelebes.v2i1.3563Abstract
Eksplorasi dan eksploitasi di Indonesia saat ini masih terfokus pada energi konvensional hidrokarbon dibandingkan energi nonkonvensional hidrokarbon seperti gas serpih. Gas serpih adalah salah satu energi nonkonvensional yang kaya material organic dan mencapai kematangan, pada kondisi dan tipe tertentu mampu berfungsi sebagai reservoir minyak dan gas. Jendela awal kematangan pada kedalaman 1200-2200 m dan kategori tipe kerogen II/III menghasilkan minyak dan gas.Downloads
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