PGN's Pagardewa Gas Station: Backbone of Sumatra-Java Gas Distribution

Critical Infrastructure for National Gas Supply

PT Perusahaan Gas Negara (Persero) Tbk (PGAS), a subsidiary of Pertamina, has highlighted the strategic importance of its Pagardewa Gas Station in maintaining Indonesia's gas supply chain. The facility serves as the primary node in the 1,004 km South Sumatera-West Java (SSWJ) transmission pipeline, which delivers natural gas from Sumatra to West Java.

Key Functions and Operational Significance

The Pagardewa Gas Station plays a vital role in regulating pressure and capacity within the SSWJ transmission network. According to Hery Murahmanta, Director of Infrastructure and Technology at PGN, the station is essential for ensuring the reliable supply of natural gas to various sectors including electricity generation, commercial enterprises, and industrial operations.

Impact on Regional Energy Security

By maintaining the integrity and functionality of the SSWJ pipeline, Pagardewa Gas Station significantly contributes to Indonesia's energy security, particularly in Java and Sumatra. The station's ability to manage gas distribution effectively supports the national economy by providing a stable energy supply to critical sectors.