ITALIAN energy giant Eni expects to submit the plan of development for the Maha ultra-deep-water gas and liquids field offshore Indonesia by the end of June, with first gas now anticipated in 2026. However, submission of the POD is subject to finalisation of the unitisation agreement - Maha straddles the Ganal and West Ganal production sharing contracts, according to partner Neptune Energy. Front-end engineering and design work and geotechnical studies for Maha are expected to start in the second half of this year. The development concept is envisaged as a subsea tie-back to Eni's existing Jangkrik floating production unit some 16 kilometres away on the company's Muara Bakau PSC.
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