PETRONAS myPROdata provides five access/subscription levels with different data entitlements;

1. Basic – The user has a “view-only” access. General information on Malaysia open blocks and DRO, regional geology and cultural data, and field, well, or block metadata are all included in the data entitlement. User will be able to preview the Standard and Premium access/subscription level data listings which could help user to decide on the suitable subscription level.
2. Standard – The user has full access to the entitled data (view and download). Data entitlement includes the Basic access/subscription level data and data related to the open blocks and DRO. The data type includes raw data, processed data and technical reports. Seismic data acquired more than ten (10) years ago will be made available for this level at the user’s request.
3. Premium – The user has full access to the entitled data (view and download). Data entitlement includes the Basic and Standard access/subscription level data and data from active PSC blocks or fields. The data type includes raw and processed data, technical reports and some interpreted data. Seismic data acquired more than four(4) years ago will be made available for this level at the user’s request.
4. Academia – The data entitlement is subject to the following two categories:
   • Academia General (Undergraduate and Postgraduate) – This access level provides universities with selected data sets to be used as teaching material (e.g., vintage data and decommissioned fields).
   • Academia Research/Projects – This access level is entitled to the data for the research/study purposes upon request through the system. The request must include the project proposal, outlining the study's objectives, scope of work, deliverables, and timeline. This will be subject to PETRONAS approval.
5. Bid Round – User has full access to the entitled data (view and download) and there are two entry levels for this access:
   • Malaysia Bid Round (MBR) - The data entitlement includes all data related to the offerings.
   • Technical study – This allows access to data related to the opportunities offered for study during MBR period (if it is applicable). The interested companies/researchers are required to submit the project proposal which consists of study objectives, work scope, deliverables and schedule and it will subject to PETRONAS' approval.

Yes, all subscription levels (except Basic) can use the "Download Manager" function to download the data listed in the "SmartData Catalog" - subjected to user data entitlement.

In general, the user shall be able to download the technical reports and well data directly from the system. For seismic 2D/3D files or any data not available for download, the user can request the file via download manager. The data will be sent to the user via email using an encrypted and secure link.

No, there is not limit for users to download data. For the first 5Tb PETRONAS offer data download allowance per account. Additional data over 5TB, subscribers will be charged with an additional fee of approximately USD 0.12 per gigabyte of data volume.

The following is the data list for Exploration;

1. Cultural and metadata - blocks outlines, basin and field boundaries, wells location, bathymetry, seismic and non-seismic coverage.
2. Raw data – velocity, general well data, petrophysical well logs, 2D/3D seismic.
3. Processed data essential for performing subsurface geological and geophysical (G&G) evaluation and analysis – 2D/3D seismic line, post stack and gathers, velocity, seismic reprocessing, CSEM, FTG, Gravity Magnetic, technical reports etc.
4. Interpreted data at regional scale - velocity, FTG, heat flow study, specialized study etc.

Following is the data list for DRO;

1. Cultural and metadata – data catalogue, blocks, fields and infrastructure location.
2. Raw data – well logs, mudlogs, well trajectory, fluid sampling data, pressure and temperature, core data etc.
3. Processed data essential for performing subsurface and surface evaluation and analysis – well logs (spliced/composite), PVT report etc.
4. Interpreted data – geological reports (structural, sedimentology, biostratigraphy and geochemistry).

Following is the data list for Producing Fields;

1. Cultural and metadata – fields and facilities location.
2. Production data from producing reservoirs – fields production record, monthly allocation data etc.
3. Subsurface (raw and processed) data from producing reservoirs –well trajectory, fluid sampling data, pressure and temperature, core data, PVT report etc.
4. Information from Asset Management Integrated Review (AMIR) – general field background, geological and geophysical (G&G) overview and information about capacity and ullages of existing facilities.

Following is the data list for Exploration;

1. Cultural and metadata - blocks outlines, basin and field boundaries, wells location, bathymetry, seismic and non-seismic coverage.
2. Raw data – velocity, general well data, petrophysical well logs, 2D/3D seismic.
3. Processed data essential for performing subsurface geological and geophysical (G&G) evaluation and analysis – 2D/3D seismic line, post stack and gathers, velocity, seismic reprocessing, CSEM, FTG, Gravity Magnetic, technical reports etc. 4. Interpreted data at regional scale - velocity, FTG, heat flow study, specialized study etc.

Yes, users can renew their subscriptions (except for Basic access level) by clicking the "Subscription Renewal" button on the user dashboard and following the steps to  complete the renewal process. 

Users may opt for a long-term subscriptions which allow users to access the most up-to-date data without having to worry about re-subscribing regularly.

Yes, existing PETRONAS myPROdata users can upgrade their access/subscription level as follows;

1. Basic subscription can be upgraded to Standard, Premium and Bid Round.
2. Standard subscription can be upgraded to Premium.

You can upgrade your access/subscription level by clicking the “Upgrade” button on the user dashboard and fill in the required information.

There are (3) three modes of payment for PETRONAS myPROdata: 

1. Credit/debit card
2. Online banking
3. Bank wire transfer

Users will be notified via email once their payment is confirmed.  

No, existing operators and partners are not eligible for cost recovery as PETRONAS myPROdata subscriptions are not included in Petroleum Operations expenses.

You may refer to the PETRONAS myPROdata website (https://www.petronas.com/myprodata/) for more information on the access fee.

Yes, users must agree with the terms and conditions outlined in the End User Agreement. Users are required to scroll down (read through), tick the checkbox and click the “Agree” button on the agreement page.

The End User Agreement (EUA) is an agreement that is entered into by an end user in order to complete the registration and access the data. It stipulates the terms and conditions in relation to data access policy, subscription model, subscription fees, data confidentiality and acknowledgement of PETRONAS as the data and/or product owner. 

Each access or subscription level will have different requirements or documents needed for registration:

1. Basic access/subscription requires user’s name, corporate email, company name and address.
2. Standard, Premium and Bid Round access/subscription require more information including users name, corporate email, phone number, department, position, purpose of access request, company registration number, company address and supporting documents such as appointment letter signed by HoD and/or HR.
3. Academia/Research access/subscription requires submission of a study proposal and timeline for PETRONAS’ reference and approval.

Yes, all applications for registrations are subject to PETRONAS’ approval.

The approval process for the registration will take approximately (3) three working days.

No, users must register using their official company, organisation and university email address(es) only.

There is no user limit per company for the Basic access/subscription level. However, each company registered for the Standard, Premium and Bid Round access/subscription level will have one account with a maximum of five users.

These five users consist of one Primary and four Secondary users. The Primary user can add and remove users under the company’s account in PETRONAS myPROdata.

University registration for myPROdata is similar to company registration in that each university has one account with a maximum of five users.

At this moment, foreign universities can register and obtain access to PETRONAS myPROdata through collaboration with local universities.

The Chromium web browser is recommended for optimal user experience.

Yes, a brief video demonstrating how to access and use PETRONAS myPROdata is available at the website's user page.

Please contact us at support.myprodata@petronas.com.my if you encounter a technical issue or require more information on PETRONAS myPROdata. Our Technical Support team will respond to you within one working day.  You may also submit any enquiries through "Contact Us" page on the PETRONAS myPROdata website (https://www.petronas.com/myprodata/contact).