Pertamina EP Develops Circular Energy and Sustainable Food in Operational Areas
JAKARTA — PT Pertamina EP is carrying out a number of social and environmental responsibility programmes in various operational areas, ranging from circular energy management and drilling efficiency to community empowerment based on agriculture and culture.
At Pertamina EP Subang Field, the Purnama Subang programme is being developed with a community-based circular energy approach.
This programme is aimed at encouraging social empowerment while supporting the transition to sustainable practices.
Meanwhile, Pertamina EP Tambun Field is developing the Kapukita programme, an innovation using natural materials for oil spill control.
This programme involves the community in environmental management processes and forms part of efforts to improve more environmentally friendly operational performance.
In addition to Kapukita, Tambun Field is also running the Local Food Innovation Programme for Global Sustainability, which emphasises strengthening the community’s role in the local food system.
Furthermore, there is the Tapak Lelea programme, which promotes the preservation of cultural heritage as part of inclusive and sustainable indigenous community development.
Manager of Communication, Relations & CID at Pertamina EP Regional Jawa, Pinto Budi Bowo Laksono, stated that these various programmes are part of the company’s efforts to integrate sustainability aspects into operations.
“This achievement reflects Pertamina EP’s commitment to integrating sustainability aspects into every operational activity. We believe that innovations aligned with environmental and community needs will provide sustainable added value, not only for the company but also for the wider community,” said Pinto in a press release on Wednesday (15/4/2026).
In this structure, PHE is responsible for managing upstream oil and gas fields, both domestically and internationally.
The Jawa Regional itself has the authority to coordinate the management of upstream oil and gas fields in western Java, covering several working areas such as DKI Jakarta, Banten, Lampung, Bangka Belitung, and West Java.
In its operations, the Jawa Regional carries out oil and natural gas production activities based on the principles of Good Corporate Governance (GCG) as well as Health, Safety, Security, and Environment (HSSE) aspects.
At the international level, these various programmes have also received recognition through The Green World Awards 2026 held in Cardiff, Wales, England.
In the event, Pertamina EP won a total of 15 awards consisting of 10 Global Gold categories, 4 Global Silver, and 1 Commended award.