Pertamina's Arun LPG Terminal Resumes Operations After Comprehensive Revitalization

Enhanced Capacity for Energy Distribution

Pertamina's Arun LPG Terminal in Lhokseumawe, Aceh has officially resumed operations following a major revitalization project. The terminal, operated by Pertamina Patra Niaga, is a critical infrastructure for ensuring LPG supply to both domestic and industrial consumers in Aceh and North Sumatra. The revitalization project, which began in 2017, has significantly enhanced the terminal's operational capabilities.

Key Features of the Revitalized Terminal

The revitalized Arun LPG Terminal now features improved infrastructure that allows for the accommodation of larger vessels, thereby increasing the efficiency and capacity of LPG distribution. As of August 2025, the terminal has been achieving an average daily distribution rate of 476 Metric Tons, demonstrating the substantial energy demands of the region. This capacity enhancement is crucial for meeting the growing energy needs of both household consumers and industrial users in Aceh and North Sumatra.

Strategic Importance for Regional Energy Security

The resumption of operations at the Arun LPG Terminal is a significant development for regional energy security. By ensuring a stable supply of LPG, the terminal plays a vital role in supporting both domestic consumption and industrial activities in the region. The successful revitalization of this critical infrastructure underscores Pertamina's commitment to maintaining reliable energy supplies and supporting economic activities in the region.