One Day Before Idul Adha, PLTU Batang Distributes 31 Sacrificial Animals Across 25 Locations
One day before the 1447 Hijriyah Idul Adha, PT Bhimasena Power Indonesia (BPI), operator of the PLTU Batang power plant in Central Java, distributed 31 sacrificial animals across 25 locations. The animals, comprising cattle and goats, were allocated to communities surrounding the PLTU Batang operational area. Distribution was carried out through government agencies, villages, mosques, musala, Islamic boarding schools, and community groups.
This annual kurban programme is part of BPI’s commitment to strengthening community ties and sharing joy during Idul Adha. The company hopes the sacrificial animals will benefit the wider community, especially those in need.
Aryamir H. Sulasmoro, General Manager of Stakeholder Relations at PT Bhimasena Power Indonesia, stated that Idul Adha is a crucial occasion to foster compassion, unity, and a spirit of sharing between the company and local communities.
‘The distribution of sacrificial animals is a manifestation of our gratitude and commitment to continue supporting and benefiting the communities around PLTU Batang. We hope the distributed animals will help meet community needs and further strengthen the positive relationships built over time,’ said Aryamir on Tuesday, 26 May 2026.
Aryamir explained that local kurban committees would distribute the animals to residents. ‘This mechanism ensures the meat distribution is orderly, equitable, and tailored to the needs of each area,’ he added.
Rusbad, Village Head of Kedungsegog, representing beneficiaries from the Roban Barat fishing community, praised BPI’s consistent annual kurban programme.
‘This assistance not only provides economic benefits but also reflects the company’s concern for the surrounding community,’ said Rusbad.
Teguh Tarmudjo, Chairman of the Indonesian Fishermen’s Association (HNSI Batang), thanked PT Bhimasena Power Indonesia - PLTU Batang for the sacrificial animals provided to the fishing community. He said the aid was highly meaningful and a tangible demonstration of the company’s care for local residents.
‘We hope the cooperation and positive relationships established can continue to improve for the advancement and welfare of Batang’s community, especially the fishermen,’ Teguh added.
In addition to reliably supplying electricity for Indonesia, BPI consistently implements various CSR programmes through community empowerment in education, health, environment, economy, and social development. The kurban programme is a tangible contribution by the company to support community welfare. (H-2)