Indonesia is one of the pioneers and long-time players in the global Liquefied Natural Gas (LNG) industry, with a legacy that dates back to the late 1970s through major LNG plants such as Bontang LNG and Tangguh LNG.
In recent years, Indonesia’s LNG landscape has evolved significantly. The country is now balancing between fulfilling domestic gas demand—including small-scale LNG for power generation in remote areas—and export obligations under long-term contracts. The government, through SKK Migas and other stakeholders, continues to support upstream developments and optimize LNG value chain efficiency.
This training is designed to bridge that knowledge gap—equipping participants with a solid foundation in LNG and gas processing. It is ideal for engineers, project planners, regulators, commercial teams, and decision-makers involved in LNG development, supply chain