The Board of Directors
The IPA organization is run by a Board which is responsible for setting priorities and implementing the Association's activities. The Board of Directors is composed of Company Representatives and consists of five Officers of the Association and in addition not more than eight other duly elected Company Representatives.Members of the Board are elected by the company members every year through a voting process to carry out the tasks of the Association for a period of one year. Board members can be re-elected for successive periods.
Annual Reports
As the form of accountability to all members, the IPA issues an Annual Report at the end of year. The Annual Report contains all activities that carried out by the Association and work plans that will be carried out by the IPA in the following year.
Latest News
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The Role of the Oil and Gas Sector in Maintaining Energy Security and Achieving Net-Zero Emissions
30 Jun, 2025The transition toward clean energy and a net-zero emissions environment has become a global policy direction. However, the oil and gas sector plays a crucial role in achieving these targets ... -
Oil and Gas: A Strategic Pillar in National Energy Transition and Security
28 May, 2025Amid growing global momentum for a shift toward clean energy, the reality of global energy consumption still indicates a high demand for oil and gas. Geopolitical uncertainties, global supply constraints, ... -
Upstream Oil and Gas Investment as the Key to National Energy Resilience
28 Apr, 2025Investment in the oil and gas sector strengthens Indonesia’s national energy resilience. One main reason is the high cost of exploration and production, coupled with significant potential risks. Discovering and ... -
From Exploration to Production: Achieving the National Oil and Gas Lifting Target
21 Mar, 2025As part of efforts to increase oil and gas (O&G) production and achieve the set lifting target, the Indonesian government plans to soon operate 15 new O&G projects. These projects ... -
Can Indonesia Achieve Energy Resilience?
28 Feb, 2025Energy resilience has become a top priority for the Indonesian government in addressing various interconnected strategic challenges that impact the country’s stability and progress. President Prabowo has emphasized the importance ... -
Addressing the Major Challenges to Pursue the 2025 Oil and Gas Production Target
31 Jan, 2025Fossil energy supplies, particularly oil and gas, remain the backbone of Indonesia’s national energy needs. The Special Task Force for Upstream Oil and Gas Business Activities (SKK Migas) has set ... -
Pursuing Indonesia’s 2025 Oil and Gas Lifting Target
23 Dec, 2024Indonesia’s oil and gas industry faces two significant challenges as 2024 ends. On one hand, energy self-sufficiency, a key focus of President Prabowo's administration, keeps the oil and gas sector ... -
Challenges and optimism in Indonesia's upstream oil and gas investment approaching the end of 2024
06 Dec, 2024As the backbone of national energy security, the upstream oil and gas sector plays a strategic role in ensuring energy supply and as a key driver of economic growth, improving ... -
Mubadala Energy and Perusahaan Listrik Negara (PLN) Signed Collaboration Agreement to Explore Harnessing Natural Gas Discoveries
06 Nov, 2024Abu Dhabi - Mubadala Energy, the Abu Dhabi-headquartered international energy company, and Perusahaan Listrik Negara (PLN), an Indonesian state-owned electricity company, have today signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) to ... -
Indonesia’s Rapid Steps Towards Carbon Emission Reduction
25 Oct, 2024Indonesia has set an ambitious target to achieve Net Zero Emissions (NZE) by 2060, and CCS/CCUS is one of the key strategies being relied upon. This innovative technology helps significantly ... -
CCS/CCUS: The Oil and Gas Industry's Key to Reducing Carbon Emissions
21 Oct, 2024The world is currently pushing for an energy transition towards cleaner sources. The Global Net Zero Emission target by 2050 doesn’t necessarily mean that every country must completely abandon fossil ... -
IPA Convention and Exhibition 2024
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Implementation of CCS is Crucial for Realizing Carbon Business in the Upstream Oil and Gas Industry.
16 May, 2024TANGERANG – The upstream oil and gas industry is one of the most promising sectors for implementing carbon trading. Its success depends on the industry's ability to implement Carbon Capture ... -
Government Forms Special Exploration Team for Western Indonesia to Tap Giant Oil and Gas Potential
16 May, 2024TANGERANG – The recent discovery of gas resources in the western part of Indonesia, specifically in South Andaman, has renewed hopes for the oil and gas potential in the region. ... -
Government and Business Collaboration Boosts Upstream Oil and Gas Industry Competitiveness During the Energy Transition
16 May, 2024Government and Business Collaboration Boosts Upstream Oil and Gas Industry Competitiveness During the Energy Transition TANGERANG, May 16, 2024 - The government has called on businesses to participate in improving ... -
International Collaboration to Build Standardization and Business Models for the CCS Industry
15 May, 2024TANGERANG, 15 May 2024 - Indonesia is emerging as a strong candidate for the development of carbon capture storage (CCS) in the Asia region due to its recognized large CO2 ... -
New RUPTL: Gas Prioritized for Electricity Needs
15 May, 2024TANGERANG, 15 May 2024 - The government has mapped out a roadmap to increase gas usage not only for industry but also for power generation. This is outlined in the ... -
Strengthening Commitment Towards Net Zero Emission: PHE Signs Carbon Capture Agreement with ExxonMobil
15 May, 2024JAKARTA – PT Pertamina Hulu Energi (PHE), as the upstream subsidiary of Pertamina, continues to explore various collaboration opportunities to enhance the company's performance and business sustainability. This time, PHE ...
