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In 2024, TIP provided a Rental Booster Compression Plant to support the development of the Kampung Baru Field – Sengkang Block, South Sulawesi, owned by Energy Equity Epic (Sengkang) Pty. Ltd. (E3S). The project is implemented under a Build, Operate, and Own (BOO) scheme, covering Engineering, Procurement, Construction, and Commissioning (EPCC) as well as Operation and Maintenance(O&M), with the objective of increasing gas pressure and maintaining the continuity of gas production flow.
The Booster Compression Plant facility is designed with an installed capacity of 66 MMSCFD and is integrated with existing infrastructure in the Kampung Baru area to ensure system reliability. The construction and installation phase is planned to take 12 months, with a Commercial Operation Date (COD) in Q4 2025, followed by a 64-month rental operation period, providing an efficient solution without requiring significant CAPEX investment from the field owner.
Details :
Facilities: 5 + 1 Gas Compressor Units
Installed Capacity: 66 MMSCFD
Location: Sengkang, South Sulawesi
Gas Pressure: 50–300 psig

Our company plays an active role in the implementation of the Onshore Early Works EPC Ubadari Project, located in Bintuni Bay, West Papua, as part of the development of BP Berau Ltd.’s Tangguh LNG Project. This strategic project serves as a crucial early foundation to support the main construction phase of an international‑scale oil and gas facility.
The scope of work covers Engineering, Procurement, Construction, and Commissioning (EPCC) for a range of supporting facilities, including:
• Construction Camp development with a capacity of approximately 3,500 personnel, complete with accommodation facilities, utilities, and supporting buildings.
• Electrical and power generation works, including diesel generators, MV/LV systems, substations, grounding, and lightning protection.
• Camp telecommunication systems, encompassing data networks, radio communications, GSM, TV systems, and supporting IT infrastructure.
• Integrated waste management facilities, including an incinerator, food composter, dewatering system, and supporting landfill.
• Early works infrastructure, such as access roads, laydown areas, earthworks, drainage systems, and modifications to the existing jetty.
The execution of this project demands high standards of safety, quality, and reliability, considering the remote location and the complexity of the work. Through integrated planning, cross‑disciplinary collaboration, and a robust project management approach, we are committed to delivering solutions that are safe, efficient, and sustainable, while supporting the successful implementation of a nationally strategic project in the energy sector.
The Onshore Early Works EPC Ubadari Project stands as clear evidence of our company’s capability in handling large‑scale EPC projects in the oil and gas industry, particularly during the critical early stages of development.