CNG Indonesia Market Intelligence

CNG Indonesia Market Description

Indonesia has the largest proven gas reserves in the Asia Pacific region and the 11th largest in the world. Currently, there are an estimated 210 CNG stations in Indonesia, which is expected to increase to 289 CNG stations by 2020. Generally, large industries contract the supplier for a duration of 2-3 weeks with a minimum offtake guarantee of 85 percent of the contracted quantity. The price of CNG usually depends on factors like volume per month and consumer distance from the CNG mother station. Top CNG suppliers in Indonesia are PT PERTAMINA and PGN Gas.

The report provides an in-depth analysis of the CNG industry in Indonesia, examining the market scenario and outlook. The report evaluates the procurement practices followed by industries in Indonesia, elaborating on the market structure. The report presents an analysis of CNG infrastructure and storage facilities in Indonesia, both current and upcoming. The report discusses relevant policies and regulations for Indonesia’s CNG market. A detailed supplier analysis is provided in the report, highlighting supplier type and consumer segment. The report also includes an analysis of contract and engagement models and an overview of key procurement strategies in the CNG market in Indonesia.

Report Coverage

Market Scenario
Procurement Practices followed by Industries in Indonesia
Major CNG suppliers in Indonesia

CNG Indonesia Market Trend, Analysis & Forecast

Category Intelligence on CNG Indonesia covers the following

Information relating to market, supply, cost, and pricing analysis
Hard to find data on cost and TCO models, supplier details, and performance benchmarks
Macroeconomic and regional trends impacting cost, supply, and other market dynamics
Category-specific negotiation and sourcing advice

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Market Analysis

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Supply Analysis

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Cost & Pricing Analysis

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Best Practices

Executive Summary

Market Overview: CNG

Market Structure
CNG Storage Facility
Policies and Regulations

Supplier Analysis

Best Practices and Procurement Strategies- CNG

Regional Market Report on CNG

Indonesia has the largest proven gas reserves in the Asia Pacific region and the eleventh largest in the world
Natural gas from the gas pipeline is compressed to CNG at the mother station and is supplied to industries and daughter stations for refueling of NGV
Presently, there are 60 CNG stations, of which, 46 have been constructed using state fund

Market Overview

Policies and Regulations in CNG Market

Law No.22/2001

Liberalization of the downstream market to direct foreign investment and ending the monopoly of Pertamina

Gas fuel for Transportation Ministerial Decree No. 25/2017

The Energy and Mineral Resource Manager has mandated the installation of CNG dispensers at conventional filling stations in Java by 2020
The transport of CNG for fuel will be exempted from additional costs, such as toll fees

Regulation 11 of 2017

Allocation of natural gas for power generation to PT PLN and IPPs
New rule intends to maximize the procurement of natural gas for gas-fired power plants
Sets a ceiling price for gas used in IPPs

VAT Exemption Regulation No 52

Certain types of natural gas, such as gas transported through pipelines, LNG and CNG has been exempted from VAT

Procurement Strategies

Mother Station

It is also know as virtual pipeline network. Piped natural gas is compressed at mother station and the compressed volume is transported via truck to large industries or daughter station
Industrial consumers having large and consistent volume prefer this engagement model, as the price majorly depends upon the volume and the distance from mother station

Daughter Station

From daughter station CNG is delivered via truck to the small industries. Transportation vehicles also refill CNG from daughter stations
There is high competition, as many players are present in this segment

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