PT Perusahaan Gas Negara (PGN) Tbk will immediately realize the construction of the Duri-Dumai gas transmission pipeline in Riau Province along the 67 kilometers. According to the plan, the groundbreaking process will begin next month.
"Beginning in November PGN commenced the construction of a natural gas transmission pipeline project from Duri to Dumai along 67 km. Construction of this project is estimated to take 12 months. Our target is October 1, 2018 natural gas is already flowing to PGN customers in Dumai, "PGN Commercial Director Danny Praditya said in an official statement.
Construction of this transmission pipe can be implemented immediately because the land acquisition process is almost complete. Moreover, the construction of the Duri-Dumai pipeline will use the Pekanbaru-Dumai toll road area.
"We synergize with PT Hutama Karya as the builder of the toll road," he added.
Danny said, other than that the licensing business was no problem. PGN already pocketed all necessary permits.
"We have obtained the principle permit from the regional government and environmental permits and other licenses," he said.
The Duri-Dumai transmission gas transmission pipeline project is a BUMN cooperation between PGN and PT Pertamina through its subsidiary, PT Pertamina Gas. This cooperation refers to Minister of Energy and Mineral Resources Decree No. 4975 K / 12 / MEM / 2016.
In June both SOEs have signed a head of agreement (HoA). PGN and Pertamina are planning to build a transmission pipeline of 67 kilometers. The investment will be US $ 76 million or equivalent to Rp 1.02 trillion.
Pipeline development funds are sourced from internal cash. In accordance with the ownership portion, PGN gets a 40% share on the project, while Pertamina is 60%.
The gas to be piped to the pipeline comes from Conoco Philips' Corridor Block in South Sumatra. There will be additional gas from Bentu Block operated by Energi Mega Persada (EMP). The total gas supply will flow about 200 million cubic feet per day.
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PGN Segera Bangun Proyek Pipa Transmisi Duri-Dumai
PT Perusahaan Gas Negara (PGN) Tbk segera merealisasikan proyek pembangunan pipa transmisi gas bumi Duri-Dumai di Provinsi Riau sepanjang 67 kilometer. Menurut rencana, proses peletakan batu pertama (groundbreaking) akan dimulai pada bulan depan.
“Awal November PGN memulai pengerjaan proyek pipa transmisi gas bumi dari Duri ke Dumai sepanjang 67 km. Pembangunan proyek ini diperkirakan membutuhkan waktu 12 bulan. Target kami 1 Oktober 2018 gas bumi sudah mengalir ke pelanggan PGN di Dumai,” kata Direktur Komersial PGN Danny Praditya dalam keterangan resmi.
Pembangunan pipa transmisi ini bisa segera dilaksanakan karena proses pembebasan lahan sudah hampir selesai. Apalagi, pembangunan ruas pipa Duri-Dumai ini akan menggunakan lahan jalur tol Pekanbaru-Dumai.
“Kami bersinergi dengan PT Hutama Karya sebagai pihak yang membangun tol tersebut,” imbuhnya.
Danny mengatakan, selain itu urusan perizinan pun sudah tidak ada masalah. PGN sudah mengantongi seluruh izin yang diperlukan.
“Kami sudah mendapatkan izin prinsip dari pemerintah wilayah dan izin lingkungan dan perizinan lainnya,” ujarnya.
Proyek pembangunan pipa gas transmisi Duri-Dumai merupakan kerja sama BUMN antara PGN dan PT Pertamina melalui anak usahanya, PT Pertamina Gas. Kerja sama ini merujuk pada Keputusan Menteri ESDM Nomor 4975 K/12/MEM/2016.
Pada Juni lalu kedua BUMN itu telah menandatangani head of agreement (HoA). PGN dan Pertamina berencana membangun pipa transmisi sepanjang 67 kilometer. Investasi yang bakal dikeluarkan mencapai US$ 76 juta atau setara Rp 1,02 triliun.
Dana pemhangunan pipa bersumber dari kas internal masing-masing. Sesuai porsi kepemilikan, PGN mendapat porsi 40% pada proyek tersebut, sedangkan Pertamina 60%.
Gas yang akan dialirkan ke pipa itu berasal dari Blok Corridor yang dikelola Conoco Philips di Sumatra Selatan. Akan ada tambahan gas dari Blok Bentu yang dioperasikan Energi Mega Persada (EMP). Total pasokan gas yang akan mengalir sekitar 200 juta kaki kubik per hari.
Koran Sindo, Page-17, Wednesday, October 25, 2017
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