My presentation about ASEAN+3 Oil Stockpiling Roadmap and ASEAN+3 Energy Security System in Emergency Response Exercise, 2-3 May, 2011, Bangkok, Thailand that was held by International Energy Agency.

1. Oil Stockpiling Roadmap for ASEAN+3
and
ASEAN+3 Energy Security Systems
IEA-APEC/ASEAN Emergency Response Exercise
Bangkok, 2-3 May 2011

2. Outline
A. INTRODUCTION
• ASEAN & ASEAN+3 at a Glance
• ACE at a Glance
B. Oil Stockpiling Roadmap (OSRM) for ASEAN+3
C. ASEAN+3 Energy Security Systems

3. INTRODUCTION

4. ASEAN and ASEAN+3
 The Association of Southeast Asian Nations
 Established on 8 August 1967
 Member Countries: Brunei Darussalam, Cambodia,
Indonesia, Lao PDR, Malaysia, Myanmar,
Philippines, Singapore, Thailand, and Vietnam
 +3 Member Countries: China, Japan, ROK

5. ACE at a Glance
 ASEAN Centre for Energy (ACE)
 Established on January 1st, 1999
 Inter-Governmental Organization, guided by a
Governing Council composed of SOE Leaders of the
10 ASEAN Member Countries
 Technical catalyst for economic growth and
development of ASEAN by initiating, coordinating,
facilitating and disseminating all energy activities to
the region and the rest of the world

6. Oil Stockpiling Roadmap

7. Roadmap
 Basis : Joint Declaration of the 5th AMEM+3, held in
Bangkok, Thailand on 7th of August 2008
 Approved at the 9th SOME+3 and 7th AMEM+3 held
in Da Lat Viet Nam, July 2010
 Recognized the necessity of oil stockpiling initiatives
in the light of persistent risks of supply disruptions
and highly volatile oil market
 Facilitate and encourage all member states to
further improve oil stockpiling initiatives
 Working Group: ASEAN+3, ACE&JOGMEC

8. Principles
 Based on 4 principles:
1) voluntary and non-binding,
2) mutual benefits,
3) mutual respect and respect for bilateral and
regional cooperation, and
4) step-by-step approach with long-term
perspectives

9. Situation
 Some ASEAN Member Countries have planned their
OSRM concrete target. However, others are still on
the initiation phase.
 +3 Member Countries, specifically Japan and Korea,
have already in place an OSP system for long time

10. Resume
 A common understanding on the needs and benefit
of Oil Stockpiling Roadmap development
 Due to differences in economic levels, it is not
possible to make an Oil Stockpiling Roadmap with a
concrete targets for all ASEAN+3 Member Countries
at this moment as desired
 But, it’s expected that by 2020 every country
ASEAN+3 members has a common best-practices to
execute effective ways in the ultimate strong hold of
energy security

11. Way Forward
1. Continues to study the development of an OSRM by
following the same 4 principles and methodology
2. Proposed activities to follow up in years 2010-2011
and beyond i.e:
• Collecting annual information on the progress of
each country’s oil stockpiling activities
• Workshops to promote the implementation of
each ASEAN Member Country’s OSRM
• Implementation of joint project with IEA

12. ASEAN+3 Energy Security Systems

13. Systems
 Basis: The 6th Senior Officials Meeting on Energy + 3
Consultations, 21 August 2007, Singapore
 Activation and utilization of the ASEAN + 3 Energy
Security Communication System consisting of:
1. Energy Communication System
A. Chat
B. Bulletin Board System
2. Database
A. Oil Price Database
B. ASEAN Energy Database

14. Website

15. Energy Communication System
Chat:
 Web-based chat system
 Real time
 Limited display with 100 characters
Bulletin Board System
 Very good facility to share information in non-real-
time basis
 Unlimited display of character
 Equipped with file attachment facility with a
maximum size of 2000 Kb

16. Communication Room

17. APEC JODI Database
 IEEJ Manage the APEC JODI Database including
ASEAN-7
 CLM countries were encourage to provide JODI data
 IEEJ developed a web site for retrieving JODI data in
ASEAN including Myanmar and China, Japan and
Korea
 ACE put an entry icon to link to this web site

18. Oil Price Database
 Format was developed in 2005 by ACE and IEEJ
 Data Collection:
• Standardize template of Oil Price Reporting
Format
• Distribute to ASEAN+3 member countries
through two channels, one is use of official
format and other is any prices by e-mail
• Send to ACE on monthly basis

19. Oil Price Website

20. ASEAN Energy Database System
 A WEB-based application for reporting the
production and utilization of energy in ASEAN
Member Countries
 http://ace2.aseanenergy.org/database (Temp)
 Data format:
• Energy Reporting Format (ERF)
• Energy Balance Table (EBT)
 Annual Submission

21. ASEAN Energy Database System

22. Thank You
benisuryadi@aseanenergy.org