Meanwhile, PGN continues expanding its gas distribution network to support Batam’s rapid urban and industrial development.
This year’s expansion focuses on areas that have not yet been connected, including neighborhoods surrounding the airport and newly developed residential communities experiencing rapid growth.
The expansion is part of PGN’s broader commitment to supporting Batam’s transformation into one of Indonesia’s leading industrial, logistics, and investment hubs.
As the city continues to grow, Batam’s 273-kilometer natural gas pipeline stands as a reminder that economic progress is not built solely on skyscrapers and industrial parks.
Hidden beneath the ground, the pipeline quietly delivers the energy that keeps factories operating, homes supplied, businesses running, and one of Indonesia’s most important economic engines moving forward.
By: Iman Suryanto
