Welcome to the IPA

Our Mission is to be the voice of the upstream oil and gas industry in Indonesia and to work collaboratively with all stakeholders to promote the industry for the benefit of government, investors, communities, employees, customers and the environment.

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24Aug

IPA Digital Conference 2020

eFlyer - IPA Digital Conference 2020

The IPA have decided to conduct the "IPA Digital Conference 2020" for the presentation of the 2020 Technical Papers on September 14-17, 2020 from 1.00 PM – 5.00 PM. Event will held through a ZOOM Webinar and there are up to eight sessions per day with a duration of 30 minutes per session.

15May

Covid-19 Dampens the Oil and Gas Industry’s Contribution to the Local Economy

The upstream oil and gas industry holds an important role as one of the economic drivers in Indonesia, especially for the local communities in the areas where the oil and gas operations are located. This industry creates multiplier effects for other business sectors but unfortunately, the Covid-19 pandemic has been affecting the industry and its contribution to the local economy.

06May

The Low Oil Price Will Not Immediately Cut Down the Fuel Price

The Covid-19 pandemic has severely reduced the global demand for oil. But the low oil demand as well as the low crude oil price does not instantly cut down the fuel price since there is a refining process that takes place in between the upstream and downstream sectors.

Mission

Our Mission is to be the voice of the upstream oil and gas industry in Indonesia and to work collaboratively with all stakeholders to promote the industry for the benefit of government, investors, communities, employees, customers and the environment....

The Supervisory Board

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KUNTORO MANGKUSUBROTO

Minister of Energy and Mineral Resources (1998-1999)

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.

 

Louise McKenzie

Louise M. McKenzie
President

ExxonMobil Cepu Limited

 

 

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Bij Agarwal
Director

ConocoPhillips
(Grissik) Ltd.

 

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Ronald Gunawan
Director

Medco Energi
Internasional Tbk, PT. 

 

Gary Selbie
Director

Premier Oil

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 Kevin S. Moore
Director

Husky Anugerah Ltd.

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 Nader Zaki
Director

BP Indonesia

 

Kevin Lyon
Director

Chevron Indonesia

Akihiro

Akihiro Watanabe
Director

INPEX Masela Ltd.

  

Mohd. Nazlee Rasol 
Director

Petronas Carigali
Indonesia

Nanang Abdul Manaf

Nanang Abdul Manaf
Director

PT. Pertamina EP

Diego Portoghese

Diego Portoghese
Director

ENI Indonesia

 

Nofri

Nofriadi
Director

Saka Energi
Indonesia Ltd.

 

Greg Holman 

Greg Holman
Director

Talisman Energy Inc./
Repsol

 

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Marjolijn Wajong
Executive Director

 

 

SECRETARIAT

The IPA Secretariat office support all relevant IPA activities, include developing and controlling association budgets and costs, developing effective communications between the IPA and government or third party organizations, supporting the IPA Board and Committees through organizing meetings and events, coordinating the annual IPA Convention and Exhibition, managing the IPA website, and liaising with and responding to the media.

Executive Director Marjolijn Wajong
Executive Assistant Wursitaningari
Financial Controller Takdir Johan
Communication Officer Posman Sianturi
Professional Division Support  Anna Sulistiyaningsih
Accounting Assistant  Agung Pratama
Accounting Assistant  Taufikurrahman
Administrative Staff Nevi Septianti
Administrative Staff Maydy Rahmadani
Office Boy Heri Budiono
Driver Sudadi

CONSTITUTION

IPA Consitution

Annual Report

Care Program

F A Q

What are the qualifications for IPA Membership?
Individuals and companies which are actively engaged in the oil and gas industry, including oil and gas producers, gasoline manufacturers, refiners, carriers, contractors, marketers of oil products, suppliers, service companies and others interested in the oil and gas industry may all become members of the association.
What are the benefits of IPA membership?
The Benefits of your membership are access to the latest news on the oil and gas industry in Indonesia, information (and reduced rates) for attendance at special events and courses, and access to industry technical papers that are published on the IPA website . You can click this link contact IPA Secretariat Staff for further details of membership benefits
How much are the annual dues for Company membership?
Member companies pay annual dues based on the company categorization. The annual fees for Producing companies is IDR 200,000,000 and the annual fees for Non-Producing Companies is IDR 65,000,000 .The Association is financed through these annual contributions from companies and individuals.
How much are the annual dues for Associate membership?
Companies providing services to the oil and gas industry may apply to become Associate Members of the Association with annual fees of IDR 13,500,000
Can an individual join the IPA as a member?
The Individual who is interested in the activities of the oil and gas industry may become a member of the IPA Professional Division and receive the benefits of keeping up to date with the latest developments in the oil and gas industry as well as information on industry events
How much does an individual IPA membership cost?
An individual membership cost is only IDR250,000 annually.