List of Non-Subsidised LPG Prices in Various Regions
PT Pertamina Patra Niaga has raised the price of non-subsidised LPG for 5.5 kilogram and 12 kilogram cylinders. This adjustment takes effect from Saturday, 18 April 2026.
According to Pertamina’s official website, in DKI Jakarta, the price of 5.5 kg LPG has increased by Rp 17,000, from Rp 90,000 to Rp 107,000 per cylinder. Meanwhile, the 12 kg LPG has risen by Rp 36,000, from Rp 192,000 to Rp 228,000 per cylinder. Similar increases apply in Java, Bali, and West Nusa Tenggara (NTB).
The highest prices are recorded in eastern Indonesia, namely Maluku (Ambon) and Papua (Jayapura). In these regions, the 5.5 kg LPG has risen from Rp 117,000 to Rp 134,000 per cylinder. The 12 kg LPG has increased from Rp 249,000 to Rp 285,000 per cylinder.
Meanwhile, price data for the regions of East Nusa Tenggara (NTT), West Sulawesi, North Maluku, West Papua, South Papua, Central Highlands Papua, Central Papua, and Southwest Papua are unavailable because these areas do not yet have bulk LPG filling stations (SPBE).
Here is the latest price list for 5.5 kg and 12 kg LPG in various regions:
Sumatra Island and Riau Islands
5.5 kg LPG: Rp 111,000 per cylinder
12 kg LPG: Rp 230,000 per cylinder
Batam Free Trade Zone (FTZ)
5.5 kg LPG: Rp 100,000 per cylinder
12 kg LPG: Rp 208,000 per cylinder
Bangka Belitung Islands
5.5 kg LPG: Rp 114,000 per cylinder
12 kg LPG: Rp 238,000 per cylinder
Java, Bali, and NTB
5.5 kg LPG: Rp 107,000 per cylinder
12 kg LPG: Rp 228,000 per cylinder
Kalimantan (except North Kalimantan)
5.5 kg LPG: Rp 114,000 per cylinder
12 kg LPG: Rp 238,000 per cylinder
North Kalimantan (Tarakan)
5.5 kg LPG: Rp 124,000 per cylinder
12 kg LPG: Rp 265,000 per cylinder
North Sulawesi, Gorontalo, and Southeast Sulawesi
5.5 kg LPG: Rp 114,000 per cylinder
12 kg LPG: Rp 238,000 per cylinder
Central Sulawesi and South Sulawesi
5.5 kg LPG: Rp 111,000 per cylinder
12 kg LPG: Rp 230,000 per cylinder
Maluku (Ambon) and Papua (Jayapura)
5.5 kg LPG: Rp 134,000 per cylinder
12 kg LPG: Rp 285,000 per cylinder
Previously, the Minister of Energy and Mineral Resources (ESDM), Bahlil Lahadalia, stated that the recently increased non-subsidised LPG price has the potential to decrease again following global price movements. The increase effective from Saturday, 18 April 2026, is set based on international prices while considering economic aspects.
“So there is a formula for it. Previously, it referred to the Saudi Aramco reference price. In the future, if global prices fall, domestic prices will also follow suit,” Bahlil said after a press conference at the Ministry of ESDM office on Monday, 20 April 2026.
On the other hand, Bahlil assured that the price of subsidised 3 kg LPG will not increase. He also mentioned that the current stock of subsidised LPG is above the national minimum threshold. “Specifically for subsidised LPG, our stock is above the national minimum standard and there is no price increase,” he stated.