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Indonesia gas supply and distribution expansion

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PT Perusahaan Gas Negara (PGN) continues to expand its piped natural gas network and commercial reach across Indonesia, utilizing its 33,000 km pipeline ecosystem and “beyond pipeline” solutions like CNG and LNG. This supports over 822,000 households and thousands of industrial clients. To reach remote areas, PGN uses models like the CNG clustering in Sleman, Yogyakarta. As part of President Prabowo Subianto’s National Priority Program, the Indonesian Presidential Staff Office (KSP) has set a target to complete 1 million household gas networks (jargas) by 2028 to reduce reliance on LPG imports, which currently meet approximately 80 percent of national demand. For the 2025-2026 period, the government aims to establish 119,379 connections across 15 regencies. In East Java, construction for 7,363 connections in the Menganti district of Gresik has been completed and is awaiting operation, while Sidoarjo regency has been allocated 7,223 connections. PGN is To further expanding its reach in Surabaya mitigate LPG import dependence, which reaches between 7 and Gresik through the “City Gas Tour 2026” initiative, aiming to serve approximately 59,990 household connections via its GasKita service during the 2025–2026 period. Expanding on these regional efforts, 8 million tons annually, the Indonesian Ministry government is preparing to introduce 3kg capacity compressed natural gas (CNG) as a cheaper alternative. Minister of Energy and Mineral Resources (ESDM) plans Bahlil Lahadalia stated that CNG could be “30% to install natural gas networks 40% less expensive than LPG”. In terms of environmental impact, PGN reported a significant reduction in emissions, achieving a decrease of 29,574.87 tons of CO2 equivalent through August 2026, a figure 35.3% above the company's established target. Regional efforts continue with plans for 156,000 households 119,379 connections across 15 regencies for 2025-2026, including projects in Depok, East Java and West Java. To promote low-carbon energy, PGN is preparing to integrate biomethane into its existing infrastructure. In the power sector, PT PLN Energi Gas, a subsidiary of PT PLN Energi Primer Indonesia (PLN EPI), Gas is managing gas distribution through pipelines and LNG to connect upstream sources with power plants. Projections indicate plants, with gas demand for power generation will projected to rise by approximately 4.5% annually, growing from 1,748 BBTUD in 2026 to 2,490 BBTUD by annually through 2034. This shift is expected to increase LNG cargo requirements from 103 to 214 cargoes, while contracted pipeline gas supply is projected to decrease from 757 to 667 BBTUD.

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  1. 2026-10-16 23:06 UTC Indonesia gas supply and distribution expansion
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