PT Perusahaan Gas Negara Tbk (PGN) is moving to bring an additional 5 million standard cubic feet per day (MMSCFD) of natural gas into the market by tapping the Sengeti field in Jambi province.
The state-owned distributor plans to integrate what has previously been classified as stranded gas from the Muaro Jambi area into its broader supply network, aiming for delivery by the fourth quarter of 2028.
Multiple Indonesian media outlets, including Tempo and CNBC Indonesia, have reported on the initiative, highlighting the strategic importance of the Sengeti field.
The development represents a targeted effort to bolster domestic gas availability without relying solely on new exploration or imports.
By monetizing existing reserves that were previously difficult to access or economically unviable, PGN seeks to stabilize supply volumes for its downstream customers, including power generators and industrial users.
The project underscores the company's focus on optimizing existing assets amid broader energy transition pressures.
Multiple Indonesian media outlets, including Tempo and CNBC Indonesia, have reported on the initiative, highlighting the strategic importance of the Sengeti field.