Fadjar Djoko Santoso, the Vice President of Corporate Communications at Pertamina, emphasized the company’s continued efforts to increase production in the upstream sector and discover new reserves to support Indonesia’s energy independence. He also mentioned that Pertamina is focusing on both traditional fossil fuel resources and sustainable renewable energy businesses.

The new gas reserves in South Sumatra contribute to Pertamina’s total recoverable resources of 143 MMBOE and 1.7 trillion cubic feet (TCF) of gas for 2024. These discoveries are expected to play a key role in Indonesia’s energy future and further solidify Pertamina’s leadership in the global energy sector.

Pertamina’s remarkable discoveries in both oil and gas sectors signal a strong future for Indonesia’s energy industry. With a clear focus on energy self-sufficiency and national energy security, Pertamina is continuing to lead the way in exploration and development. The company’s efforts will ensure that Indonesia remains a competitive player in the global energy market, while also strengthening the nation’s energy independence. (Uki Ruknuddin)

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