The construction of the Java 1 PLTGU runs two years behind schedule because of poor planning. This has the potential to cause financial losses for Pertamina.

MT Kristin, a tanker transporting fuel oil, caught fire off the coast of Lombok. An ID card of a police officer was found on the ship.

Subchi Azal Tsani’s right of reply and Pertamina’s pension fund management.

The casualties resulting from the Pertamina Plumpang depot fire were an unavoidable consequence of misguided ‘pro-people’ policies. Relocate people, rather than moving the depot.

CCTV footages reveal the origins of a fire that broke out at the Pertamina Plumpang fuel depot. The National Counterterrorism Agency is looking into the possibility of sabotage.

Readers’ letters on the Pertamina Plumpang depot fire disaster in North Jakarta, 2024 General Elections, and the Sidelines.

Providers of Public Electric Vehicle Charging Stations are mushrooming, awaiting regulations about bulk power prices.

A Tempo reader writes about a transformation of Pertamina pension fund management.

A year after taking over the case of Pertamina’s LNG procurement from the Attorney General’s Office, the Corruption Eradication Commission is still keeping the name of the suspect secret. The target is an official during Yudoyono’s presidency.

The Corruption Eradication Commission still has not named any suspects in a corruption case over Pertamina’s LNG purchases. Karen Agustiawan and her son are linked to the case.

Pertamina must cover the difference in Pertalite and diesel fuel’s prices as the government is late in paying compensation. The state oil company is resorting to debt securities to make up for its deficit.

President Joko Widodo needs to immediately reduce fuel subsidies. Most of these subsidies do not reach their targets.

The criminal nature of the gratuities accepted by Lili Pintauli Siregar was enough to take the deputy chair of the KPK to court. This is momentum to restore the dignity of the anti-graft commission.

KPK Deputy Chair Lili Pintauli Siregar is suspected of receiving gratuities from Pertamina. There is an attempt to whitewash the case.

Upstream Oil and Gas Special Regulatory Task Force Chairman Dwi Soetjipto says that the war in Ukraine has sent fuel prices to soar as Indonesia still depends on oil imports. However, on the upstream side, the crisis spurs more investments for exploration.

The government is retaining subsidies for Pertalite gasoline. This puts huge pressure on Pertamina and the state budget.

The government issues new policies on the price and distribution of fuel oil. But Pertamina’s finances are already bruised and battered.

Inflation, a global phenomenon now, is inescapable. But, there are various policy options to mitigate its effects, not to fight it head-on by forcing lower prices.

Once upon a time on 2015, President Joko Widodo stopped fuel subsidies. Instead of spending money that favors private car owners, the government would rather used it for more urgent needs. Many people gave two thumbs up and applauded this policy.