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State-owned energy enterprise Pertamina and the Japan Organization for Metals and Energy Security (JOGMEC) have announced the signing of a joint-study agreement (JSA) to strengthen cooperation in methane emissions measurement and quantification. This synergy aims to conduct a comprehensive study to measure and quantify methane emissions from upstream oil and gas activities, as well as encourage efforts to reduce methane emissions in the Donggi-Matindok Block and JOB Tomori. The JSA embodies both parties’ commitment to addressing the important issue of reducing methane emissions in the energy sector to accelerate the energy transition and address climate change.
Indonesia needs to look to harnessing the skills of its applied scientists, specifically nuclear engineers and engineering physicists, by carving out opportunities in emerging sectors toward reaching its Golden Indonesia 2045 vision.
PT Pertamina (Persero) has successfully recycled 7,066 company uniforms that were collected by 1,834 employees that volunteers as officers of Pertamina's uniform recycling program. The total waste from these uniforms weighed around 2.4 tonnes, which is equivalent to 41.8 tonnes of carbon dioxide equivalent (CO2e) in reduced emissions.
