Pertamina adds Bali fuel supplies and opens 66 petrol stations 24 hours

Bali — Pertamina Patra Niaga said on Friday, 16 October 2026, that about 19 million litres of additional fuel had arrived at Bali’s Fuel Terminal Sanggaran and Integrated Terminal Manggis. The company also said 66 petrol stations in Denpasar and Badung were operating around the clock.

Why it matters: Residents, visitors and businesses in Denpasar and Badung gained access to 66 petrol stations operating 24 hours while additional fuel was distributed through 17 October.

The deliveries formed part of a planned additional supply of about 57.9 million litres of Pertalite and Pertamax, scheduled to arrive in stages from 14 to 17 October, according to Medcom and Jawawa. The terminals were also operating 24 hours a day to speed up fuel receipt and distribution.

Pertamina said the measures were intended to improve access and ease queues at petrol stations. The company deployed 108 tanker trucks to support distribution, according to Medcom.

The 66 stations comprised 42 in Denpasar and 24 in Badung, business news outlet Bisnis Indonesia reported. Pertamina’s reported plan was to continue additional deliveries through 17 October.

Local authorities in Buleleng separately said fuel stocks remained safe while acknowledging distribution delays linked to deliveries from Manggis. The Buleleng administration said it was targeting a return to normal distribution within one to two days, Bali Post reported.

Sources

• Medcom
• Jawawa
• Bali Post
• Bisnis Indonesia
• detikBali