Port Anoa
- Natuna Sea, Indonesia
PT Pertamina Port & Logistics – Terminal LPG Pangkalan Susu is an LPG terminal owned by Pertamina, located in Pangkalan Susu District, Langkat Regency, North Sumatra. This terminal serves the receipt, storage, and distribution of Pressurized LPG and Asphalt through jetty facilities. The terminal complies with ISPS Code requirements, supported by mandatory pilotage services, maritime safety systems, and marine pollution prevention equipment in accordance with Pertamina standards.
PT Pertamina Port & Logistics – LPG Terminal Pangkalan Susu
3 Operational Jetties
24 Hours Operation
Max 3.500 DWT, Max 1500 LOA, Max Sea Depth 5–7 meter LWS.
GMT +7 (WIB)
The Pangkalan Susu LPG Terminal is a strategic LPG distribution hub in North Sumatra supporting Pertamina's energy supply chain. The terminal features two main jetties (Jetty C and Jetty D), a Small Craft facility, a firefighting system, oil spill response equipment, VHF communications, and compulsory pilotage services. The navigation area features a muddy seabed with mixed tidal conditions, and a designated Pilot Boarding Ground (PBG) is available as a vessel waiting area before terminal entry.
Full PPE required (helmet, shoes, coverall, glasses, gloves). Life jackets mandatory on the jetty/waterfront.
Permitted only in designated areas. Strictly prohibited at the jetty, manifold, LPG storage, and operational zones.
Vessels must clear the Ship/Shore Safety Checklist, document reviews, and pre-cargo safety inspections.
Marine pollution prevention is mandatory. Terminal equipped with Pertamina-standard response gear (Oil Boom, Skimmer, Temporary Tank, Sorbent, Dispersant).
Communications via VHF Channels 09 (156.45 MHz) and 12 (156.60 MHz) to coordinate with Pilot, Terminal, KSOP, and port authorities.
Vessels must follow terminal mooring arrangements, maintain lines in good condition, and provide continuous crew monitoring while berthed.
