Indonesia offers 13 oil and gas blocks in 2026 tender
The Indonesian government launched its first bidding round of 2026 on Wednesday, offering 13 blocks with estimated resources of 16 billion barrels of oil and over 81 trillion cubic feet of gas. Officials also awarded four existing blocks to developers as part of a broader strategy to reverse a decade-long decline in national production.
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Indonesia is offering 13 oil and gas blocks with estimated resources of 16 billion barrels of oil and 81.85 trillion cubic feet of gas. The 2026 bidding round includes the Namori offshore area, which holds 17.47 billion barrels of oil or 38.5 trillion cubic feet of gas. These tenders aim to reverse a decade of declining production and secure long-term energy supplies for the region.
