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|Articles|August 12, 2022
Pertamina East Java Refinery
Indonesian 570 MW LNG cogeneration plant
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Pertamina NRE is signing a Head of Agreement (HoA) with Pertamina Rosneft Processing and Petrochemical regarding the supply of electricity, steam, and water at the Tuban Grass Root Refinery (GRR) project in East Java, Indonesia.
The LNG-based cogeneration power plant will have a capacity of 570 MW and provide steam with a run of 84 tonnes per hour (t/h) up to 1,156 t/h. GRR Tuban is designed to process 300 thousand barrels per day (kb/d) of crude oil and will produce 230 kb/d in total and 4.1 metric tonnes per year (Mt/year) of petrochemical and aromatic products.
The project is being developed by Pertamina Rosneft Processing and Petrochemical (PRPP), a partnership of Pertamina and Rosneft. The power plant is set to open in 2026. The refinery is scheduled to be commissioned in 2027.
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