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Jul 15, 20212 min read

Digitalization is a must to accelerate natural gas infrastructure in Indonesia

This Policy Brief recommends digital integration as an enabler of natural gas infrastructure acceleration in Indonesia


Center for Policy and Public Management (CPPM) SBM ITB was invited by the Ministry of Energy and Mineral Resources (MEMR) to present the latest policy brief regarding natural gas infrastructure digitalization on June 23. The policy brief aims to highlight and recommend improvements on a successful digitalization of natural gas infrastructure in gas sub holding. The research employs in-depth interviews with Pertamina Gas (Pertagas) and Perusahaan Gas Negara (PGN) management as well as the Board of Directors. Data are also collected by Focus Group Discussion from representatives of Operation, Commercial, Finance, and ICT between March 31 to April 18, 2021. Secondary data are obtained from journals, webinar, and other references using digital transformation framework approach, digital maturity assessment, and the 8 Steps for Leading Change from John Kotter for change management processes. The research has been completed by Dr. Agung Wicaksono and Arief Mujiyanto.



This Policy Brief recommends digital integration as an enabler of natural gas infrastructure acceleration in Indonesia. The integration was influenced by new natural gas price regulation, national energy mix target, and sub holding domination over gas infrastructure which is around 96% in Indonesia. PGN-Pertagas digital integration is a National Dispatching Center (NDC) milestone as a national dashboard that integrates operational monitoring to optimize the supply chain particularly at the downstream side. The infrastructure integration acceleration is hoped to push natural gas demand and pipeline utilization in Indonesia in order to accelerate national economic recovery. The complete version of the policy brief can be freely downloaded here.


“ ... whether SBM ITB can help to point out efficiency opportunities within Indonesia oil and gas infrastructures through other research activities.”

The meeting was attended by Direktur Pembinaan Program Migas, Direktur Perencanaan dan Pembangunan Infrastruktur Migas, Tenaga Ahli Menteri Bidang Tata Kelola Hilirisasi ESDM, as well as Tim Pendukung Tenaga Ahli Menteri ESDM, and went into constructive discussion. Rosa Permata Sari, Director Technical and Operation of PT Pertamina Gas who is also an alumni of Global Leadership Executive MBA (GLEMBA) at SBM ITB was also present and gave her input to the research. They hope digitalization can be further continued to infrastructures at the upstream side. The corporates in the case study, Pertagas and PGN, were also represented by their BoDs. It also opens up chances whether SBM ITB can help to point out efficiency opportunities within Indonesia oil and gas infrastructures through other research activities. CPPM boards, Dr. Agung Wicaksono and Dr. Yudo Anggoro, agreed and welcomed future research collaboration possibilities with the ministry.

May 19, 20212 min read

Optimizing the Development of Battery Electric Vehicle

IBC has a strategic role in accelerating BEV ecosystem


Center for Policy and Public Management (CPPM) SBM ITB published the latest policy brief regarding electric vehicle on May 17. It aimed to propose a corporate strategy to optimize the development of Battery Electric Vehicle (BEV) in Indonesia. The research employs in-depth interviews with the prominent person in the Coordinating Ministry for Maritime and Investment Affairs, PLN, Pertamina, and MIND ID, who are actively involved in the BEV development project. The strategy is based on stakeholder and value chain analysis approaches, followed by the corporate strategy formulations, namely vertical integration, the build-borrow-buy framework, and strategic alliances which have been done by Dr. Agung Wicaksono and Benriwan.



“Despite IBC's strategic and vital role in accelerating BEV development, massive Government policies, industrial facilities, and well-informed community are required.”

In order to make a significant contribution, BEV development must actively involves various stakeholders namely; government, industry, academic/research institutions, media, and the community. Earlier this month, a Heads of Agreement has been signed by Indonesia Battery Corporation (IBC) with a battery consortium, namely LG from South Korea, which indicates it will start very soon. Despite IBC's strategic and vital role in accelerating BEV development, massive Government policies, industrial facilities, and well-informed community are required. The complete version of the policy brief can be freely downloaded here.


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Mar 17, 20212 min read

Public Research Dissemination: The Impact and Role of Gojek amid Covid-19 Pandemic

Health protocols will continue to be implemented in the future


Gojek and Center for Policy and Public Management SBM ITB hold a press conference on Mar. 16. It aimed to publish the joint-research result about the impact and role of Gojek amid Covid-19 pandemic. The research employs benchmarking study, survey, big data analysis, and sentiment analysis to Gojek users in the Jabodetabek area.



“Gojek has an important role in supporting the government to mitigate the Covid-19 risk in transportation.”

Center for Policy and Public Management SBM ITB collaborates with Gojek to measure the public perception of the health protocols provided by Gojek during the Covid-19 pandemic. The study reveals that the health protocols from Gojek got positive response from the public, and Gojek has an important role in supporting the government to mitigate the Covid19 risk in transportation.


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