Port Khusus Bunyu

Pelabuhan Khusus (Pelsus) Bunyu is a special port on Bunyu Island, North Kalimantan, comprising four berths — Dermaga Cargo Tidung, Dermaga Methanol, Dermaga Crude, and CBM (Conventional Buoy Mooring) — serving general cargo handling, methanol loading, and crude oil receiving/transfer operations.

Location Pulau Bunyu, Kabupaten Bulungan, Kalimantan Utara, Indonesia

Terminal Pelabuhan Khusus (Pelsus) Bunyu

Berth 4 Berths:

Dermaga Cargo Tidung

Dermaga Methanol

Dermaga Crude

CBM

Operation

Vessel Min/Max 3,000 – 35,000 DWT

Timezone UTC +08:00 (Central Indonesia Time / WITA)

Overview

Pelabuhan Khusus Bunyu consists of four reinforced-concrete berths built between 1980 and 1985: Dermaga Cargo Tidung (general cargo), Dermaga Methanol, Dermaga Crude, and CBM. Each berth is served by its own connecting bridge/trestle, shore power supply, firefighting support (Fire Boat TB. Tanjung-III), and towage assistance (TB. Sukabakti), with cargo handling equipment ranging from a 35-ton gantry crane at Dermaga Cargo Tidung (currently decommissioned) to dedicated loading arms and receiving/delivery pipelines at the other berths.

Facilities | Services

Facilities

35-ton gantry crane
One Djatibarang floating crane at approximately 40% condition
Loading arm
Receiving pipeline
Oil Boom
Skimmer
Dispersant
CBM
Shared security
Towage support across all berths
Fuel/water supply (AT/BBM)

Services

Loading/Unloading (General Cargo)
Loading (Methanol)
Receiving (Crude Oil)
Crude Oil Transfer via CBM

Vessel Information

Dermaga Cargo Tidung capacity up to 3,000 DWT, depth at LWS 5.5 m, channel depth 11 m
Dermaga Methanol capacity 6,000 – 35,000 DWT, depth at LWS 13 m, channel depth 12 m
Dermaga Crude capacity 3,000 DWT, depth at LWS 6 m, channel depth 11 m
CBM capacity up to 35,000 DWT, depth at LWS 14 m, channel depth 11 m
Construction Reinforced concrete (all berths)