PT GML—will supply PT KPI used cooking oil (UCO) that will serve as feedstock for production of hydrotreated vegetable oil (HVO; biodiesel) and sustainable aviation fuel (SAF) at Phase 2 of the operator’s Cilacap Green Refinery Cilacap (CGR) project CGR Phase 2 aims to double CGR Phase 1’s current output by expanding processing of UCO at the site to 6,000 b/d to achieve an overall combined SAF-HVO production of about 300,000 kl/year To be equipped with Topsoe AS’ proprietary HydroFlex process technology and most recently scheduled for startup in 2026 CGR Phase 2 will follow the June-2022 commissioning of CGR Phase 1 that has currently enabled the Cilacap refinery to produce 2,500-3,000 b/d of HVO with a maximum sulfur content of 5 ppm—as well as unidentified volumes of SAF and bionaphtha—via co-processing from a feedstock of refined bleached deodorized palm oil CGR Phase 2 also includes construction of associated infrastructure and other unidentified offsite installations Pertamina confirmed SAF produced at the Cilacap refinery via co-processing of palm oil components using the hydrotreated esters and fatty acids (HEFA) method was launched in its first commercial flights carried out by Garuda Indonesia Robert Brelsford joined Oil & Gas Journal in October 2013 as downstream technology editor after 8 years as a crude oil price and news reporter on spot crude transactions at the US Gulf Coast He holds a BA (2000) in English from Rice University and an MS (2003) in education and social policy from Northwestern University Thick black smoke billowed from state-owned oil and gas company Pertamina’s refinery in Cilacap A local shop owner near the site said residents and refinery personnel immediately rushed toward the source Security officers were also seen heading to the area with residents going about their daily activities and traffic operating as usual Kilang Pertamina Internasional RU IV Cilacap denied claims of an explosion or large-scale fire at the refinery was undergoing routine sludge cleaning as part of scheduled maintenance The smoke appeared during the cleaning process around 11:00 a.m Pertamina’s firefighting team quickly controlled the situation We confirm that there were no casualties,” Sunaryo said Indonesia ranks amongst the most disaster-prone countrie Situated in the heart of the Ring of Fire, Indonesia ranks amongst the most disaster-prone countries in the world. Multiple hazards including flooding, landslides, earthquakes, tsunamis, volcanoes and cyclones claim approximately 8,000 lives annually and cost the Government of Indonesia some $300 to $500 million annually in post-disaster reconstruction.  Raditya Jati is Director for Disaster Risk Reduction (DRR) with BNPB Indonesias National Disaster Management Authority The agency was established in 2008 following the devastating 2004 Indian Ocean Tsunami which claimed over 126,000 lives on the island of Sumatra.  Jati is at the forefront of initiatives to take Indonesias ambitious DRR agenda from national to local levels He has been closely involved in the implementation of a European Commission funded project Making Cities Sustainable and Resilient part of a global effort to implement the Sendai Framework for Disaster Risk Reduction at the local level The project is jointly led by the UN office for Disaster Risk Reduction (UNDRR) who is supporting 20 cities around the world to develop local DRR action plans.  The Indonesian city of Cilacap is one of the 20 cities Situated on the south coast of the island of Java tsunamis and a range of hydro-meteorological disasters the city was struck by a 3-metre high tsunami triggered by a 7.7 magnitude offshore earthquake. 600 people were killed and damages were estimated at $44 million USD.  is well aware of the dangers facing his city He aims to fully integrate disaster risk management into the cities development plan We experience frequent disasters and we must be quick to prepare and respond This means everyone must have the same level of awareness and understanding about DRR. Development starts from the village level but we must make DRR everyones business Mayor Pamuji has an ambitious vision for his city He sees a future for Cilacap as the Singapore of Java and is keen to attract investors to the city.  Being part of this project has helped us to understand our achievements in DRR but also where the gaps exist Economic growth is dependent on being risk informed and our DRR action plan must serve as an assurance to investors Central to the project is the Disaster Resilience Scorecard for Cities a tool that enables local governments and other stakeholders to carry out a self-assessment exercise to determine their levels of disaster resilience. In Cilacap the scorecard process was driven by representatives of BPBD the local Disaster Management agency working with 12 government agencies and external partners such as the Indonesian Red Cross and Holcim cement.  The scorecard showed up various institutional and structural weaknesses in the city. A lack of understanding of DRR amongst the different stakeholders achieved a low score as did the lack of coordination in DRR between government agencies.  The cities disaster preparedness infrastructure was considered inadequate and while Cilacap already included risk assessments in spatial planning no institution assumed responsibility for enforcing zoning regulations The local authorities also lacked any kind of post-disaster recovery plan as budgets for reconstruction activity could only be allocated in the wake of emergencies.  But participants also identified areas of strength They determined that Cilacap had high levels of disaster resilience in its infrastructure and institutions Good natural ecosystems are also in place that protect the city In the 2006 tsunami the offshore island of Nusa Kambangan acted as a buffer reducing the impact of the incoming waves on the city.  Andi Susilo Head of BPBDs technical implementation Unit was trained by UNDRR to facilitate the scorecard training and lead the development of the subsequent action plan.  Traditionally our focus in disaster management was mainly on disaster response but after the scorecard process there was a big shift towards prioritizing mitigation and prevention activities On 31 Jan the action plan became a binding commitment when it was presented to the Mayor for his signature Cilacaps first multi-stakeholder DRR plan will initially run until 2020 While most activities are already budgeted under existing plans newer projects will be integrated into the cities five-year development plan.  Disaster risk insurance is one new area that most stakeholders were unfamiliar with but were keen to learn more BPBD will now initiate discussions with insurance providers and undertake a feasibility study to explore this area further Investments will also be made to upgrade disaster preparedness infrastructure The reach and coverage of current tsunami early warning systems was found to be limited Warning sirens in some coastal areas had fallen into disrepair and more evacuation routes and evacuation centres are needed on high ground.  We are also working with the public works department to create local policy that ensures building codes are inclusive of the needs of people with disabilities Budget allocations for DRR in Cilacap are increasing The cities planning department recently approved a greenbelt programme designed to safeguard natural ecosystems and strengthen the disaster resilience of rural communities The programme includes the planting of protective mangroves along exposed stretches of coast to act as a breakwater in the face of storm surges or tsunamis Other community based DRR activities included in the programme will be regular disaster simulation exercises and earthquake drills in schools The planning department will also be offering incentives to relocate some 70,000 at risk people living in the Red Zone areas of the coast vulnerable to tsunamis Under the scheme the Government will offer to buy back land in an effort to prevent any further unauthorised development local leadership is critical to the future success of Cilacaps DRR action plan.  People now recognise that DRR is multi-dimensional By bringing stakeholders together from different government agencies and other organisations we have broken the traditional silo-thinking Sustained commitment from the Mayor will be essential to ensure that everyone is on board.  Jati is now keen to apply the scorecard as a tool in other towns across Indonesia In October 2018 he initiated a nationwide campaign to make 100 cities across Indonesia more disaster resilient and he sees the scorecard as an important tool in the self-assessment process The scorecard process has helped local government see itself more clearly It has not only increased knowledge and understanding of DRR it has enabled a wide cross-section of stakeholders to question and challenge whether they are investing in the right things.  Prabowo: Program Makan Bergizi Gratis Berhasil 99,99 Persen KPK Terus Usut Kasus Korupsi Dinas PU di Mempawah Kejagung Kaji Status Direksi dan Komisaris Menhut Bahas Tata Kelola Kawasan Hutan di Riau Gubernur Lampung Tetapkan Harga Singkong Rp 1.350 Per Kg Penembakan Pengunjung THM di Samarinda Direncanakan dengan Matang Target Pertumbuhan Ekonomi 2025 Terancam Lesunya Daya Beli 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pesantren my mother supported me in attending high school because of my good grades in junior high; I was always at the top of my class My teachers also encouraged me to go to high school,” he explained This support strengthened Johar’s resolve to pursue higher education He continued his studies at SMA N 1 Cilacap where he excelled academically and participated in various competitions Johar openly expressed his desire to attend college to his parents Understanding his family’s financial situation Johar assured them he would seek a scholarship but I explained that the government provided the KIP-K scholarship for students from underprivileged families I assured them I would take advantage of this opportunity,” he said Johar applied for college through the 2020 national university test (SBMPTN) and was accepted at Diponegoro University he initially did not choose it due to the intense competition Although he had secured a place at another university He decided to take one last chance and applied to UGM through the independent admission test (UM) for the Accounting program at FEB UGM My fear of not getting into UGM was unfounded My parents immediately cried and offered prayers of gratitude upon hearing the news,” he revealed Johar acknowledged that the KIP-K scholarship was a significant help during his time at UGM This scholarship enabled students from economically disadvantaged backgrounds to achieve their dreams of pursuing higher education was actively involved in various competitions and earned numerous accolades Some of his achievements include being the 1st Runner-up of the Audit Phoria 4.0 at Politeknik Keuangan Negara STAN (2023) 1st Winner of the Accounting Excellence Olympiad at Politeknik Keuangan Negara STAN (2023) 1st Runner-up of the Pekan Ilmiah Akuntansi (PIA) at Universitas Jenderal Soedirman (2023) 1st Runner-up of the Indonesia Sharia Financial Olympiad at the Financial Services Authority (2023) and 1st Winner of the LCC SEMARCOOPFEST at Universitas Sebelas Maret (2021) Johar also interned at several companies and institutions in Indonesia to hone his skills before entering the workforce Johar’s story demonstrates that limitations do not have to be obstacles to achieving the highest levels of education “We can’t choose the family we’re born into Never give up; as long as you have the ability and work hard many opportunities and possibilities will come your way,” he advised Please contact us for any problem with SIMASTER (Direktorat Teknologi Informasi Directorate of Information Technology ) dan Lingkungan Office of Workplace and Environmental Security and Safety and Emergencies) E: info@ugm.ac.id | P: +62(274)588688 | F: +62(274)565223 | WA: +628112869988 Please Register or Sign in to view this content Quantum Commodity Intelligence is a premium paid subscription service for professionals in the oil Quantum Biofuels service subscribers have access to: Get in touch with us for subscription information on all Quantum platforms Plans to realise an onsite LNG regas terminal adjacent to an oil refinery on Java island are being reconsidered the 0.84 mtpa regas project comes at an estimated cost of $152 million and would supply gas to a local refinery as well as to electric utilities in southern central Java Blackouts across Iberia show vulnerability of ‘island grids’ Hybrid generation helps mitigate intermittency risks JERA’s FY2024 revenue falls amid lower electricity prices Taurus Energy to implement first AGP XPAND upgrade in Iraq Avangrid helps restore power in Penn’ State after storm Rare earths shortage risks to undermine the energy transition BKV and Comstock to accelerate CCUS projects at Haynesville Egypt-Greece interconnector to get EBRD and EU financing has developed a new technology to capture CO2 directly from factory chimneys The company will launch Series A round to roll out its solution on a large scale aiming for a turnover of €200 million by 2030 May 1 – The Finish technology group has signed a services agreement with Aqualectra the leading power generation on the Caribbean island of Curaçao The 5-year accord will see Wärtsilä optimise energy generation on the island as Curaçao targets to move from its current 30% renewable capacity to 50% in 2025 and 70% by at least 2027 has reserved a site for a new hydrogen plant Oulu the electrolysis plant could reach a capacity of over 500 MW with the plant meant to be commissioned in three phases between 2028 and 2033 April 10 – As offshore wind becomes cost-competitive to fossil power generation Germany’s Federal Institute for Materials Research and Testing (BAM) is developing a digital tool to help wind farm operators decide whether to continue operating older wind turbines or replace them Modern wind towers generate up to 20 MW each three to four times more than older structures while fossil power station based on a modern gas turbine generates over 590 MW April 7 – Tamil Nadu Power Generation Corp (TNPGCL) are planning to add 2,640 MW of power gen capacity in India Main projects included Stage 3 of the 800 MW North Chennai power station Stage 1 of the 1,320 MW Udangudi power plant as well as the 500 MW Kundah pumped hydro power project April 4 – Larsen & Toubro’s Power Transmission & Distribution (PT&D) has secured new orders in India it will install and commission a 765kV Gas Insulated Substation (GIS) and built a transmission line for power evacuation Saudi Arabia's orders include two 380kV overhead transmission lines spanning over 130 km while the UAE and Qatar contracts cover multiple GIS projects April 3 – Siemens AG has agreed to acquire Dotmatics a Boston-based provider of Life Sciences R&D software The acquisition extends Siemens’ AI-powered product lifecycle management portfolio given that the US company offers highly profitable multi-modal data management for Life Sciences R&D TÜV SÜD will showcase its services for electric utilities in terms of testing inspection and certification for a broad range of energy sources Suitability studies and inspection is on offer for wind power April 1 – Small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) in North Wales and Merseyside are forecast to pay 13% more in electricity bills next financial year than their counterparts in London this equates to nearly £19,000 more in bills on an average like-for-like basis March 31 – Formation of the ‘Accenture Siemens Business Group’ was announced at Hannover Messe today The two companies aspire to co-develop and co-market solutions that combine automation industrial AI and software from the Siemens Xcelerator portfolio with Accenture’s data capabilities has converted its existing coal-fired power plant to natural gas in the Morrow repowering project utility replaced a coal-fired generating unit with an SGT6-9000HL gas turbine and the repowered combined-cycle gas plant can now produce 550 MW of flexible power March 26 – Hitachi Energy and Amazon Web Services have teamed up to deploy cloud-based solutions for utilities and power grid operators to manage the impact of vegetation on their business Wild growth of trees and bushes can impact power transmission lines while the data gathered from drones and ground patrols can be incomplete and disconnected and real-time weather forecasts to help utility customers identify and mitigate vegetation interference and risks March 25 – Wärtsilä will supply three 25DF dual-fuel engines for a new 18,600 cbm capacity LNG bunkering vessel being built for Spanish operator Ibaizabal The vessel is built at the Hudong-Zhonghua shipyard in China with the equipment scheduled for fast-track delivery to the yard in September 2025 The ship is expected to be delivered before the end of 2026 March 24 – GE Vernova’s Saudi engineers and specialists have led the first gas turbine outage at SEC's eight power plant in Riyadh With a production capacity exceeding 1,700 MW the plant is vital for grid stability in Riydh and surrounding areas March 20  – The global market for Carbon capture utilisation and storage (CCUS) is growing at a rate of 23.1% ResearchAndMarkets projects the market to reach $9.6 billion by 2029 account for more than half of global of CO2 emissions and 20 countries account for 80% of the global emissions March 19 – Korea East-West Power and E1 have sealed an agreement build an LNG-fuelled power plant in Yeosu A 679 MW coal-fired power station is already in operation in Jungheung which Korea East-West Power may well want to ultimately run on cleaner-burning gas March 17 – YPF’s ‘Vaca Muera Oil Sur’ pipeline has gained Argentine government approval to enter into the Regime of Incentive for Large Investments (RIGI) “With an investment of approximately $2.9 billion this project will generate more than $15 billion in oil exports annually,” YPF President and CEO Horacio Daniel Marin said suggesting the project will also impact dry gas production at the field Copyright © 2021 Gas to Power Journal SEMARANG CITY -- The West Java Provincial Government signed a cooperation agreement on regional boundary management with Central Java The signing of the cooperation was carried out by the Regional Secretary of West Java Herman Suryatman and the Regional Secretary of Central Java Sumarno in the Meeting Room of the Central Java Provincial Government Becoming the object of management of a number of border segments between West Java and Central Java including the Cirebon Regency - Brebes Regency Segment and the Pangandaran Regency - Cilacap Regency Segment the two regional governments agreed to make various joint efforts to improve the regional economy and socio-culture "We know that West Java and Central Java have direct borders and of course we are interested in the economic growth of the border areas being much better," said Herman Suryatman the Provincial Government (West Java-Central Java) are working to protect encourage so that the border area becomes a potential area both in terms of economy In addition to the cooperation agreement on regional boundary management the meeting also discussed cooperation on optimizing West Java Kertajati International Airport in Majalengka the Minister of Transportation has mandated to restart flights and operations from BIJB Kertajati those operating domestically include Super Air Jet and Citilink to Denpasar international flights are available to Kuala Lumpur with Malaysia Airlines and Air Asia can utilize BIJB Kertajati in Majalengka for passenger Of course this is a breath of fresh air for Umrah pilgrims in West Central Java it is expected that the cost and distance to the airport will be cheaper and closer this year it has started and is expected to be carried out during the hajj season next year BIJB also has the potential to facilitate Indonesian migrant workers from Central Java where Central Java's migrant workers are the second largest and West Java itself is the third largest in Indonesia Central Java Regional Secretary Sumarno welcomed the cooperation between the West Java and Central Java border areas the neighbor is the one who knows first," said Sumarno Sumarno hopes that this collaboration will be followed up with more concrete joint actions The Tennis Association of Universitas Gadjah Mada (UGM) hosted a friendly tennis match with PT Pertamina Refinery Unit (RU) IV Cilacap on Saturday (Jun 15) at the GOR Premium Komperta Pertamina in Cilacap The one-day event saw UGM bringing approximately 30 players while Pertamina RU-IV Cilacap fielded about 22 titled “Synergy of Professionals and Academics for the Sustainability of National Energy,” to strengthen the relationship between the two parties The two parties have previously collaborated in education the collaboration was celebrated through a friendly competition “We are grateful that the UGM Tennis team could visit Pertamina RU-IV Cilacap for this tennis match which I believe is an excellent way to continue our relationship I hope it benefits both parties regarding their internal development,” said Professor Widodo the friendly match provided an opportunity to assess the development of employees in the sport of tennis According to the professor of agricultural technology such sports events are also crucial for motivating employees to maintain health and achieve excellence in sports and promoting a healthy lifestyle through regular exercise in line with their interests and talents “This aligns with UGM’s mission as a Health Promoting University (HPU) I think this is a very tangible implementation of HPU,” Professor Widodo added Area Manager and Legal Counsel of Pertamina RU-IV expressed his appreciation for the friendly match between UGM and Pertamina RU-IV “We at Pertamina are very proud to have had the opportunity to host this friendly match,” he said Djari mentioned that the tennis match provided health benefits and strengthened the ongoing cooperation between the two parties “I hope this friendship continues beyond this event and remains sustainable,” he hoped The friendly match was symbolically opened with a souvenir exchange between Professor Widodo and Paulus Djari witnessed by the Secretary of the UGM Tennis Association and the Chair of the Pertamina RU IV Sports Board consisting of 18 men’s doubles and two women’s doubles with UGM winning 13 games and Pertamina RU-IV Cilacap winning the remaining seven matches an extraordinary expedition that begins in the sea and culminates in the rivers of Indonesia strikingly parallels the evolution of the IFish initiatives in Cilacap spanning thousands of miles across formidable oceanic stretches marked by resilience and remarkable adaptability an acronym for Mainstreaming Biodiversity Conservation and Sustainable Use into Inland Fisheries Practices in Freshwater Ecosystems of High Conservation Value Just as the eels demonstrate tenacity in their lifecycle the IFish initiative is steadfast in evolving and enhancing aquaculture underscoring a shared narrative of endurance and progress The project’s objective is to strengthen the management framework for the sustainable use of inland aquatic biodiversity to increase the protection of high conservation-value freshwater ecosystems and their biodiversity in Indonesia – through three strategies institutional and capacity building via demonstration activity and improvement of monitoring and data collection Cilacap was chosen as a pilot site for the IFish project underscoring its importance among five key locations in Indonesia each pivotal for safeguarding high-value and endangered fish species the project focuses on the conservation of Anguilla Bicolor a species recognised as crucial by experts The Indonesian government has granted this species a limited protection status highlighting the need for enhanced conservation and sustainability efforts Spanning across different habitats in the area IFish is deeply committed to integrating local expertise and fostering community involvement This approach is important to the project's main goal: to create a robust and sustainable framework for managing inland water biodiversity to protect vital freshwater ecosystems and enhance food security for communities that rely heavily on inland fisheries our journey takes us to Kampung Sidat (trans home of the Mina Sidat Bersatu Cooperative Office This place illustrates the IFish project's economic influence eels are not merely cultivated; they are transformed into nutritious food contributing as one of the potential solutions to the prevalent issue of stunting in Central Java Women trained under the IFish initiative champion the ethos of “No Eel Goes to Waste.” This philosophy is practised with dedication ensuring that every part of the eel is used effectively and sustainably reflecting a deep respect for nature’s resources the project uplifts local communities by improving eel farming practices This enhancement is particularly significant for Cilacap's small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) which rely heavily on inland fisheries as their primary source of income A notable aspect of this economic boost is the export of eels to Japan highlighting the international reach and impact of Cilacap's aquaculture industry The economic influence of the project extends even further the development of Agro Mina Ecotourism is a clear demonstration of IFish's extensive impact This initiative represents a harmonious blend of education and environmental sustainability -- brought to life through Agro Mina Ecotourism coupled with longan orchards native to the area and goat farming stands as a tangible testament to the ongoing effects of the IFish project there's a growing aspiration to establish eels as the emblem of Cilacap a symbol of their identity and heritage they are eager to share with future generations through educational endeavours The journey culminates in a poignant act of eel restocking in the Cijalu river This ceremonial release of eels into the river by visiting delegates embodies the project's deep-seated dedication to sustainability reflecting the natural life-cycle of the eels In a manner akin to these eels that venture back to the sea after reaching maturity in freshwater symbolising a cycle of renewal and continuity the eel cultivators commit to returning 2.5% of their nurtured eels to their original habitat This act represents the delicate equilibrium between meeting human necessities and conserving our natural environment FAO Representative for Indonesia and Timor Leste encapsulates the spirit of the project,“The IFISH Cilacap project is a hub of innovation from sustainable RAS technology and in-house eel feed production This inspiring initiative offers valuable lessons for communities nearby and potentially for countries worldwide.” Just as the eels complete their remarkable journey the IFish project in Cilacap symbolises a similar cycle of return and renewal for the community This initiative mirrors the eel’s resilience and adaptability fostering an environment where innovation thrives alongside evolving traditions IFish has played a crucial role in guiding the community back to a harmonious relationship with nature much like the eels instinctively finding their way back to their origins thus completing a cycle that benefits both the environment and the people who depend on it IFish is a collaborative effort spearheaded by the FAO and the Ministry of Marine Affairs and Fisheries (MMAF) and bolstered by a significant USD 6.1 million investment from the Global Environment Facility (GEF) for mainstreaming the biodiversity conservation value and sustainable use into inland fisheries practices in freshwater ecosystems with conservation value Stakes races on the agenda for exciting filly following her weekend win Grahame Begg’s flying filly Cilacap (Written Tycoon) is currently riding the crest of a wave – which is entirely appropriate given she is jointly owned by Brian Singer and Alan Green respectively the founders of Rip Curl and Quiksilver Green was trackside with his bloodstock agent to see Cilacap score her first city success in the opener at Caulfield Heath last Saturday – with Begg keen to test her at stakes grade in the new year given the dominant nature of her performance Singer and Green have enjoyed notable success previously in the racing game not least as part of the syndicate which raced the 2016 Melbourne Cup (Gr 1 but the beautifully bred Cilacap might just be the most exciting horse they currently own Green races around ten horses in partnership with his wife Barbara under their Echo Beach Bloodstock banner named after the beach in Canggu (Bali) famous for its advanced reef breaks and 180-degree seascape and sunsets After retiring from the training ranks almost a decade ago having saddled up multiple Group 1 winners both individually and during his long stint as an assistant trainer to his later father Meggs Elkington decided to branch out into the bloodstock trade Elkington had trained a number of winners for the surf supremos with their relationship stretching back as far as the 1980s and so they were keen to engage his services as their bloodstock advisor once he had hung up his binoculars Green and Singer both take a very active interest at the sales and the pair shop primarily at the Inglis Australian Easter Yearling Sale believing it offers excellent value for money Corumbene Stud’s bay filly out of the Group 1-placed mare Falkenberg (More Than Ready) – who is a sister to the mighty Sebring – certainly caught their collective attention last year Once Elkington had given his stamp of approval they were determined to leave the complex with Lot 128 in their keeping and eventually prevailed with a final bid of $300,000 Having already amassed earnings in excess of $100,000 from just three starts and with Begg now eyeing off autumn targets such as the Boronia Stakes (Gr 3 the future certainly looks bright for Cilacap “Before the sale Brian and Alan had given me a list of horses to look at and when I inspected this filly she was definitely one of the standouts from their list,” Elkington told ANZ Bloodstock News she was a very correct filly who had the scope to develop into a really nice individual She’s also got a lovely pedigree to match so when the boys turned up at the sale I told them they should definitely go after her Fortunately she met their budget and now that she’s showing plenty of promise “She’s getting better with every run and she’s bred to get over further ground given her dam was placed in a Queensland Oaks She’s quite big and rangy and there’s definitely further improvement to come so Alan and Brian are both quite excited about her “Alan and I certainly enjoyed the win at Caulfield on Saturday and we stopped off for a very nice celebratory meal at the Torquay Hotel on the way home so I might have to send him an invoice for that he’s enjoying the journey with her and even though we knew she was a very good winning chance on Saturday I probably didn’t expect her to win as comfortably as she did “The boys have had some luck in the past with Grahame he trained a nice mare called Purrpurrlena who won a few races in the city and was stakes placed So hopefully they’ve found another nice one with this filly I know that Graham has a bit of an opinion of her so I’d like to think it won’t be the last time we get to celebrate a win after the races.” Begg has hit a purple patch of form himself having sent out four winners and four minor placegetters from the stable’s last 11 runners The Cranbourne-based trainer is renowned for his patient approach with his horses but even he is excited about the potential for Cilacap to scale some loftier heights next year “She’s not a flash trackwork rider and she’s quite an assuming type in the stables but she definitely knows when it’s game day,” said Begg and even though she didn’t win on debut we knew we had something on our hands the way she ran home and hit the line after drawing a wide barrier “She won well at her next start and I thought her performance at Caulfield on Saturday was really professional so she’s better than that grade and we’ll aim her at some bigger races in the autumn “She sat wide but still had that quick turn of foot at the end of the race She’s got a great stride on her and all she wants to do is find the line so she’s got that real will to win which all the good horses seem to have She can maintain a good gallop and still have that sprint in her legs at the end of her races “She’s very relaxed in the run and travels sweetly and the way she finished off on Saturday would suggest that the mile won’t be any issue for her To have the ability to switch off is a really important tool and the fact that she has that in her arsenal means we can take her to some stakes races early next year “She’s an exciting prospect and I think she’d be really well suited to Flemington so a race like the Kewney Stakes is very much in our thoughts now.” We use cookies to improve your online experience By continuing to use our website we assume you are happy to allow use of these cookies Cookies that are primarily for advertising purposes These are used to track user interaction and detect potential problems These help us improve our services by providing analytical data on how users use this site Alongside conducting a physical asset verification of the Cilacap complex to update the registry of its entire 85,000+ refining assets 29 contract will include performing an equipment-criticality assessment conducting a safety critical-elements identification defining and assigning maintenance strategies and optimizing maintenance plans for all maintainable items and packages at the site ABL said it will employ two of its proprietary software products a cloud-based master data build and optimization software for construction and connected deployment of an asset management strategy a digital application that enables expedited and more efficient physical-asset verification ABL confirmed the contract specifically covers Pertamina’s Cilacap maintenance master data improvement initiative (MMDIP) the primary objective of which is to ensure that all the complex’s maintainable items are correctly identified and accurately classified with maintenance and assurance activities fully defined and ratified for the update of the operator’s computerized maintenance management system In addition to improving asset management practices at Cilacap the MMDIP intends to increase efficiency and ensure reliability across the refinery Aimed at strengthening Cilacap’s asset integrity management system (AIMS) the MMDIP comes as the operator’s initial step in adopting a more advanced and differentiated approach to asset management PT KPI’s maintenance planning and support manager at Cilacap “This initiative is expected to enhance the reliability of our refinery and support the achievement of our operational targets," Anda said The MMDIP is scheduled for completion in September 2025 Immediate details regarding the larger AIMS strategic initiative at Cilacap were not revealed but PT KPI confirmed efforts were under way to further develop the existing AIMS application already in use—and last updated in September 2023—at the site in its 2023 annual report PT KPI said it carried out a review and assessment to continue improving the AIMS application in November 2023 with the following recommendations: Emotions were once again to the fore in the Flemington mounting yard to celebrate the memory of a prominent owner when the Grahame Begg-trained three-year-old filly Cilacap took out the Desirable Stakes on Saturday The win came a month after the passing of her prominent and popular owner Alan Green Green raced Cilacap with his wife Barb under their Echo Beach Bloodstock banner with Brian Singer Green and Singer founded the global surfing companies Rip Curl and Quiksilver in Torquay in the 1960s Green’s bloodstock manager Bruce Elkington said it was a very emotional day but said they will continue to race horses Green was a passionate racing man and owner and he was at Caulfield when Cilacap won in December He also part-owned three Melbourne Cup winners with the Lloyd and Nick Williams ownership group which were Almandin in 2016 then Rekindling in 2017 and Twilight Payment in 2020 It was his connection with trainers Meggs Elkington and his son Bruce Elkington where he first started owning horses They had great success over a long period of time with horses such as Venus And Mars who won the 1981 Australian Derby and was placed in the Victoria Derby When Bruce Elkington retired from training Green his wife Barb and Singer took over the Elkington racing colours and Bruce managed their bloodstock interests Meggs Elkington trained numerous top-class horses including Begonia Belle (1969 Newmarket Handicap) and Vitalic (1988 Caulfield Guineas) WATCH: Cilacap's win in the Desirable Stakes at Flemington Craig Williams spoke in memory of Green after Saturday’s win and obviously Echo Beach and are also more important now with ‘Greeny’ “It’s great to see Brian Singer so I’m sure we had a bit of divine intervention.” WATCH: Craig Williams after his win aboard Cilacap Damien Oliver speaking on The Wrap said it was a great result for ‘Greeny’ Cilacap was named by Green after an Indonesian surf break Elkington said they paid $280,000 for Cilacap Begg’s assistant trainer Rohan Hughes said it was likely Cilacap’s main mission was the Australasian Oaks in Adelaide but they could look at the Australian Guineas Beberapa pembangkit listrik batubara terbangun di sekitar kampung mereka di Cilacap sampai sumur kering pun mereka rasakan… Jawa Tengah ini berjarak hanya 100 meter dari pembangkit listrik tenaga batubara Karangkandri debu tebal dari tumpukan ashyard milik PLTU berhembus ke kampung Tasimun Ia hanya dibatasi tembok setinggi tiga meter Suara mesin generator PLTU terdengar bising dikala siang tapi perusahaan dan pemerintah kabupaten tak peduli,” cerita Tasimun Hampir semua halaman rumah warga ada tumpukan pasir hitam hasil menguruk di pesisir pantai bagi yang punya modal mereka berbisnis tambak udang di sisi timur ada pula PLTU Batubara Adilapa divonis instalasi saluran pernafasan akut (ISPA) Data UPT Puskesmas Kesugihan yang Mongabay terima tediri dari 2.241 pengidap baru dan 1.119 orang lama “Kami sakit pernapasan dan batuk sudah sejak PLTU beroperasi Tasimun rindu lingkungan kampung asri dan sejuk Kini warga juga kesulitan mencari air bersih Panci masak air baru tiga hari beli langsung berkerak putih kehitaman Membandingkan kondisi kampung ketika dia kecil dengan udara bersih Dia takut generasi penerus di kampungnya terserang penyakit karena polusi PLTU walau arah angin dari polusi PLTU tak dominan bisa tiga kali menyapu teras di dalam dan luar rumah Limbah dan polusi beracun jangan juga diberikan ke kami,” kata Sadinem Bangunan sekolah hanya dibatasi tembok dengan lokasi PLTU tambahan 1×1000 Megawatt Rumah-rumah di desa itu banyak atap berwarna hitam di akhir pekan banyak keluarga berlibur dan bermain pasir di pantai Jarak tak lebih dari satu kilometer dari PLTU sering ada limbah batubara mendarat di pantai,” kata Surtini Kalau berkendara sekitar lima kilometer dari rumah menuju pantai dia sedikit takut karena banyak truk tronton besar membawa batubara yang melewati jalur pesisir selatan dan jalan utama  pemerintah dan aparat juga tahu itu pelanggaran,” katanya Dua mobil bak terbuka dan satu truk sudah parkir di depan Balai Dusun Winong lebih 50 warga berujuk rasa dan bertemu Bupati Cilacap Mereka ingin pemimpinnya menindak tegas pemilik PLTU Cilacap atas tindakan pencemaran lingkungan Kini Berdebu.” “Kita Butuh Udara Bersih “Warga Winong Harus Bebas Debu Batu Bara.”  “Tolak PLTU Batu Bara.” “Kembalikan Udara Bersih Winong.” “Merdekakan Kami dari Dampak PLTU.” “Dulu Air Kami Tidak Asin dan Kering.” “Kami meminta bupati memberikan sanksi administratif kepada PT Sumber Segara Primadaya (S2P) selaku pengelola PLTU Cilacap,” kata Rianto Koordinator Forum Masyarakat Winong Peduli Lingkungan (FMWPL) harus menegakkan peraturan daerah Nomor 5/2016 karena selama ini PLTU telah mencemari lingkungan Dusun Winong warga Winong terkena dampak debu dan air jadi kering serta asin “Dampaknya tidak hanya satu tahun tetapi beberapa tahun Kami mengalami krisis air hingga kekeringan.” warga terpaksa mengalihkan alokasi uang keperluan anak sekolah untuk mengebor karena air sangat penting tetapi debit tak mencukupi Ada bantuan toren untuk menampung air dari PLTU sebanyak delapan unit berkapasitas 1.050 liter Ia terdistribusi pada tiga rumah dalam sehari “Ke-24 keluarga yang mendapat bantuan toren tak setiap hari Mereka harus menunggu pengisian tiap lima hari sekali Ini juga tak menyelesaikan masalah,” kata Rianto awal krisis di kampung muncul sejak perluasan unit III dan IV  keluhan sebatas debu polusi dari PLTU Unit I dan II Proyek perluasan PLTU Karangkandri berdampak kepada sumur warga Dalam pembangunan proyek ada pekerjaan penggalian tanah sedalam 15 meter dan pengeboran tiang pancang Warga juga mengeluhkan bising mesin pembangkit yang beroperasi setiap hari selama 24 jam Tempat pembuangan B3 persis di selatan permukiman warga Sumur jadi kering karena aktivitas penimbunan abu terbang dan abu dasar di lokasi itu instrusi air dan sumur kering sudah terjadi sejak 2016 Sebanyak 985 jiwa terdampak pembangunan ini “Lokasi pembangunan dengan dusun ini hanya sekitar 20 meter kami ingin bupati menindak perusahaan,” kata Rianto penurunan kualitas hidup warga terutama karena cerobong PLTU unit tiga dan pengelolaan limbah B3 oleh PT S2P Terutama soal penimbunan abu terbang dan abu dasar yang bersebelahan dengan pemukiman warga bikin buruk kualitas udara di Dusun Winong penimbunan abu terbang dan abu dasar juga mengkibatkan intrusi air laut dan sumur–sumur mengering “Fakta di lapangan di lingkungan PLTU ada ashyard atau kolam abu,” kata Fahmi harus punya spesifikasi sesuai aturan perundang-undangan “Harus ada kesesuaian jarak antara kolam abu dengan pemukiman masyarakat Ketika ada angin bertiup abu buttom ash dan fly ash bertaburan,” katanya ternyata tak dilaporkan kepada Dinas Lingkungan Hidup (DLH) Cilacap DLH Cilacap tak tahu sama sekali terkait ada kolam abu  “DLH juga tidak mengecek dan pengawasan maksimal.” dekat persawahan Dusun Winong mulai ada PLTU berkapasitas 2 x 300 MW diprakarsai PT permasalahan penduduk Winong mulai bertambah PLTU batubara Cilacap menimbulkan dampak lingkungan dan keresahan di masyarakat Awal pembangunan PLTU I dan II kapasitas 2 x 300 MW merasakan pencemaran udara karena debu batubara ketika angin barat daya limbah buang dan air laut masuk ke lahan pertanian warga Sebagian warga juga mengalami gangguan pernapasan dan bau menyengat ketika batubara terbakar di musim panas PLTU melakukan konsultasi publik dan beberapa tokoh masyarakat Winong menolak ekspansi unit III  masyarakat tak diikutsertakan atau tak ada partisipasi masyarakat sesuai PP Nomor 27/2012 tentang izin lingkungan “Akibat pembangunan PLTU III lahan pertanian warga Winong berkurang hingga 75% kurang lebih 6,5 hektar untuk kebutuhan lahan PLTU.” terpaksa menjual lahan persawahan tidak subur karena terkena dampak PLTU I di sekitar Dusun Winong beberapa kali terjadi hujan asam PLTU mulai ekspansi unit IV (1.000 MW) berada persis di depan unit III “Hasil dari pengecekan kesehatan dari pukesmas dan mahasiswa KKN dari STIKES Al-Irsyad menunjukkan beberapa indikasi warga terkena penyakit pernapasan,” kata Fahmi Walaupun PLTU beberapa kali memberikan bantuan dana tanggung jawab sosial maupun kompensasi dan berobat gratis tetapi tidak setimpal dengan dampak yang dialami warga diduga S2P telah melanggar ketentuan Pasal 50 ayat 1 dan Pasal 69 ayat 1 peraturan daerah Cilacap  Nomor 5/2016 tentang izin lingkungan dan izin pengelolaan dan perlndungan lingkungan hidup, belum mempunyai rencana detail tata ruang (RDTR) lebih detil sampai kini Cilacap baru memiliki rencana tata ruang wilayah (RTRW) bersifat umum RTRW masih jadi pedoman bagi pembangunan di Cilacap  ketika RDTR belum jadi dasar pengajuan izin terjadi ketidaksesuaian pembangunan di daerah,” katanya ada tiga aspek penting dalam menentukan kebijakan pembangunan pernyataan DLH dan arah tujuan program Cilacap to be Singapore of Java menunjukkan patokan pemkab hanya aspek ekonomi izin lingkungan PLTU dari gubernur berdasar PP No 27/2012 dan sudah uji laboratorium “Semua di bawah ambang batas,” klaim Adjar aktivis Komunitas Mahasiswa Pecinta Alam Imam Ghazali (KMPA Ighopala) pembangunan PLTU berdampak parah bagi warga sekitar yakni Winong juga menyebabkan kerusakan lapisan ozon yang mengakibatkan masalah kesehatan terhadap makhluk hidup Pemerintah Cilacap menerbitkan dan menginformasikan hasil pengukuran ambien udara dan pengukuran sampel air sumur warga yang pernah dilakukan DLH kabupaten awal 2018 DLH sudah berikan sanksi administrasi berupa teguran dan paksaan pemerintah menuntut pemkab segera penelusuran dengan melihat dan bertemu warga agar mengetahui langsung dampak yang dialami masyarakat “Berikan sanksi pembekuan bahkan pencabutan izin lingkungan dan izin pengelolaan dan perlindungan lingkungan hidup apabila S2P tak menjalan sanksi teguran dan paksaan pemerintah.” berjanji membentuk tim investigasi terkait permasalahan itu temuan akan dikoordinasikan dengan dinas terkait untuk tindakan selanjutnya “Saya akan bentuk tim investigasi untuk menindaklanjuti ke lapangan,” katanya  akan jadi dasar bagi Pemkab Cilacap memanggil S2P selaku investor pembangunan PLTU Karangkandri hampir dialami seluruh penduduk di Pulau Jawa  sedang fokus bagaimana PDAM mengatasi kekeringan parah tahun ini soal krisis air terjadi di berbagai daerah  sudah sampai bagian belakang pompa air Kesugihan “Faktor alam seperti angin mungkin juga mendorong air laut hingga ke Kesugihan,” katanya dan tindak lanjut dengan pemasangan toren-toren mengirim 80 drum air ke daerah-daerah krisis  Warga Winong masih gunakan air tanah karena PDAM belum masuk Telepon dan email Mongabay ke perusahaan tak mendapat respon bahwa semua keluhan warga akan disampaikan ke Direksi S2P di Jakarta Keterangan foto utama:    Anak-anak kecil bermain di Pantai Menganti yang hanya berjarak tak sampai satu kilometer dari PLTU barubara   Facebook   Twitter   Instagram   RSS / XML Do you have a positive or negative outlook for the biofuels industry in 2025 View Results We use cookies to improve your experience on our site. 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Jakarta – PT Kilang Pertamina Internasional the refining & petrochemical subholding company of  Pertamina Group has been continually committed to providing green fuels for Indonesia The green fuels include the palm oil-based biodiesel and bio-avture for airplanes Kilang Pertamina Internasional President Director Taufik Aditiyawarman said that his company has managed to produce the sustainable aviation fuel (SAF) or bioavture in its Cilacap Green Refinery in Central Java with the mixture of 2.4% palm oil derivative called Refined Bleach Deodorized Palm Kernel Oil (RBDPKO) at production capacity of 9,000 barrels per day (bpd) “Alhamdulillah (Thanks God) we’ve managed to conduct a commercial test of bioavture 2.4% with Garuda airplane It has proven that we’re able to produce bioavture 2.4%,” he said during the event of Energy Corner CNBC Indonesia on Tuesday (02/01) in Jakarta Taufik hopes that demand for bioavture use will massively increase in the future we can maintain our production of the palm oil-based bioavture 2.4% at the capacity of 9,000 bpd,” he said we hope our partner Patra Niaga will expand the market for the SAF 2.4% at home and abroad,” he said besides the bioavture 2.4% they have also targeted to start producing bioavture with 100% mixture of palm oil during the next few years The company is now finalizing the development of Cilacap Green Refinery Phase-2 with the production capacity of 6,000 barrels per day of bioavture (SAF) 100% the government will make it mandatory for domestic airplanes in 2030 to use the bioavture We can also export the excess of production that could not be absorbed locally,” he said with the current production capacity of bioavture 2.4% at 9,000 bpd PT KPI is able at least to produce bioavture at around 1.4 million liters per day Source: cnbcindonesia.com Najla Nur Fauziyah Mahinda Arkyasa Jakarta - Dozens of foreign nationals stranded on Keusikurug Beach were allegedly in the process of being smuggled to Australia "One of the crew members of the motorboat carrying 28 foreigners said the plan was to smuggle the foreigners from Bangladesh Australia," said the Head of the Enforcement Sub-section of the Class II Sukabumi Immigration Office Muhammad Teguh Santoso in Sukabumi on Sunday admitted that he was asked by someone named Ical to send several people using a motorboat from the Cilacap Fishing Port to Christmas Island.  Agus was promised Rp300 million for transferring the foreigners to Australia and was already given Rp5 million for the down payment He was hesitant at first but yielded because of the promised huge reward.  The foreigners arrived at the port by bus after Agus received the payment and sailed to Christmas Island on a motorboat captained by Dahlan "I forgot what date I left the port to accompany the 28 foreigners but we certainly traveled for nine days heading to Christmas Island," he said He added that they were caught by the Australian maritime patrol officers when they were just about to reach Christmas Island and were detained for 11 days on an Australian patrol boat.  they were released and ordered to return to Indonesian waters They were given a speedboat after the Australian authorities sunk their motorboat and equipment their speedboat experienced problems and they landed at Keusikurug Beach The alleged illegal migrants and the two accompanying Indonesians are currently being held temporarily at the Warungkiara Correctional Facility Editor’s Choice: Bogor Regency to Evict Illegal Villas in Puncak  Click here to get the latest news updates from Tempo on Google News Prabowo Rejects 'Puppet President' Label, Denies Jokowi's Control Manpower Minister Unveils Reasons Behind Over 24,000 Layoffs by April 2025 Prabowo Claims 99.99% Success Rate for Free Nutritious Meal Program Indonesia and Japan Deepen Strategic Alliance in Clean Energy and Infrastructure Jokowi Responds to Calls for VP Gibran's Impeachment Prabowo Praises Jokowi's Inflation Control in Cabinet Session, 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Here Are the Top 12 Destinations Top 10 Highest-Paying Majors Worth Pursuing in 2025 Six Dead, Dozens Injured in India's Goa Religious Festival Stampede attempted to encourage batik Cilacap to “go international.” and Tiara Kusuma Cilacap Bridal Wedding Association there were also representatives from the Office of Trade and SMEs Cilacap Regency; Cilacap Regency Education and Culture Office; Cilacap Regency Youth and Tourism Office; and Cilacap Regency Regional Planning and Development Office The Head of the Traditional Textile and Contemporary Art RG explained that the training was conducted in two days The first day was filled with a presentation from the P2M team the second day was filled with discussions about various aspects of the design preparation process including open consultations with the Craft Arts (Textile Design) Study Program P2M team FSRD UNS regarding how to find icons for batik Cilacap which is currently still in the development phase This consultation then continues through an online platform to this day “The Whatsapp group between the P2M team and the Cilacap batik actors aims to assist them in finding icons for coastal batik from the South coast of Java Cilacap batik patterns are closely related to local wisdom most batik made in Cilacap has the main motif of marine biota,” said Dr This meeting is a continuation of the collaboration established with several batik entrepreneurs in Cilacap Regency such as Leksana Batik Jaya Business in Kutawaru District and Batik Sekar Waru Business in Nusawungu District The partnership was established through the Professional Work Course in the Craft Arts (Textile Design) Study Program Members of the Traditional Textile and Contemporary Art RG team were also involved in supporting the event students of the Craft Arts (Textile Design) Study Program who conducted research or professional work in Cilacap Regency also attended the training to provide assistance in this activity Cilacap is the largest oil refinery located on the island of Java near Jakarta It was built and is operated by PT Pertamina (Persero) Pertamina generates approximately 40.6 billion litres of petroleum products from six refineries The Cilacap refinery has the total capacity to produce 348,000 barrels per day (bpd) The refinery upgrade was initiated as part of the master plan for the economic development Pertamina creates 73% of the Indonesia’s fuel consumption The company aims to increase the oil product output from the current 56 billion litres to 66.7 billion litres by 2021 The first Cilacap oil refinery (FOC I) was built in 1974 procurement and construction services for the project were provided by Fluor The refinery’s capacity was later increased to 118,000bpd through a de-bottlenecking project The second refinery unit (FOC II) was built in 1981 and commenced operation in 1983 It had an initial processing capacity of 200,000bpd which was subsequently increased to 230,000bpd in 1998-1999 The fourth Cilacap refinery unit became operational in September 2010 The oil processing capacity of the refinery was increased to 248,000bpd Indonesia is a major crude oil producer in south-east Asia but it has recently been witnessing a widening gap between the oil consumption and demand which has led it to depend largely on oil imports gasoline and jet fuel imports due to the poor domestic refining capacity the country decided to raise the investment in refineries in order to attain fuel self-sufficiency by increasing the production capacity and depend less on oil imports Pertamina invested $1.4bn for the Cilacap refinery upgrade The refinery’s upgrade includes construction of an RCC complex with a processing capacity of 62,000bpd It also includes construction of a residue fluid catalytic-cracking (RFCC) unit and a new LPG Merox unit will also be constructed as part of the project The addition of a new RFCC unit will help the refinery to increase fuel production The new unit will produce fuel-air high-octane fuels which are intended for meeting the EU’s EURO IV quality specifications It will also assist in improving the production of liquid petroleum gases to approximately 350,000t a year the refinery will produce about 142,000t of propylene in a year It will enhance the gasoline production at the refinery by 1.9 million kiloliters in a year The refinery upgrade project broke ground for construction in December 2011 Construction of the new RFCC unit began in January 2012 The construction is expected to take 39 months for its completion and will use between 6,000 and 8,000 workers Comprising GS Engineering and Construction and state-owned Adhi Karya the Adhi-Goldstar consortium was awarded the construction contract for the RFCC unit at Cilacap refinery in September 2011 Foster Wheeler was awarded the project management consultancy services contract for the refinery upgrade project in March 2012 The scope of contract includes managing the EPC contractor on behalf of Pertamina The technology licensors for the new RFCC unit will be UOP and AXENS Saudi Aramco and PT Pertamina signed the heads of agreement (HoA) for the upgrade and expansion of the refinery situated near the Bintuni Bay region of West Papua province were discovered by ARCO Exploration in the mid-1990s The Donggi-Senoro LNG project involves the construction of a natural gas liquefaction plant near Luwuk in Central Sulawesi province Give your business an edge with our leading industry insights View all newsletters from across the GlobalData Media network Ririe Ranggasari Laila Afifa Jakarta - The Cilacap IV unit of Kilang Pertamina Internasional (PT KPI) the refining & petrochemical business group of Pertamina is investigating the source of the oil spill in Cilacap waters A company official said that based on its physical form and the volume is estimated at around 1,900 liters "The cause is still under investigation," Cecep Supriyatna relations & CSR of PT KPI RU IV Cilacap there was an oil loading activity at Area 70 Pertamina Cilacap transferring oil from the pipeline to a tanker the company is still investigating whether the oil spilled from the tanker or the distribution pipe Cecep said Pertamina Cilacap Refinery immediately sent a team to clean up the spill after receiving reports of the incident The team is now trying to localize the oil spill by using an oil boom after which the oil will be skimmed and put back into the tank the area affected by the oil spill is not too wide "Only around the Batre Pier or Wijayapura," he explained The oil spill was first discovered by fishermen on Monday afternoon around 17:30 local time locals said that there was a pungent smell Click here to get the latest news updates from Tempo on Google News Fuel Prices Drop Across Indonesia: Here's the Updated Price List from All Gas Stations President Prabowo to Attend Danantara Townhall Meeting with SOEs Former Pertamina Chief Karen Agustiawan Questioned over Oil Governance Corruption Case AGO Examines Six 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Iklan A Series of Student Bullying Cases in Cilacap Becomes an Alarm for Parents The police have again uncovered a case of bullying against students in Cilacap It is hoped that this series of bullying cases will be an alarm for parents to increase supervision of their children Audio Berita This article has been translated using AI. See Original Please note that this article was automatically translated using Microsoft Azure AI, Open AI, and Google Translation AI. We cannot ensure that the entire content is translated accurately. If you spot any errors or inconsistencies, contact us at hotline@kompas.id and we'll make every effort to address them TEKS The following article was translated using both Microsoft Azure Open AI and Google Translation AI. The original article can be found in Rentetan Kasus Perundungan Pelajar di Cilacap Jadi Alarm bagi Orangtua KOMPAS - Police have once again revealed a case of bullying against students in Cilacap Regency The series of bullying cases are expected to serve as a warning to parents to tighten their supervision of their children social media was abuzz with news of bullying that was carried out by MK (15) and WS (14) students of a junior high school in Cimanggu District FF had to receive medical treatment at the hospital FF is still undergoing treatment at the Regional General Hospital of Prof As the legal process for the bullying case against FF is not yet resolved the police have uncovered another case of bullying against a student was carried out by KA (13) against his friend with the initials RF (14) Both are classmates at a junior high school in Cimanggu Also read: Viral Bullying of Cilacap Students, Momentum for Self-Introspection for All Parties A child is seen playing in front of a mural backdrop to avoid bullying and violence against children in RW 001 Rawa Bunga village After collecting evidence and testimony from witnesses KA confessed to assaulting RF for defending his friend "The motive was to defend his friend because there was a report from a younger student who felt challenged by the victim The perpetrator then committed the violence," said the Head of Public Relations of Central Java Regional Police Commissioner Stefanus Satake Bayu Setianto Satake said that his party was still waiting for the case process for investigators from the Women and Children Protection Unit of the Cilacap City Police KA's actions are suspected of violating Article 80 paragraph (1) juncto Article 76 c of Law Number 35 of 2014 concerning Amendments to Law Number 23 of 2002 concerning Child Protection KA faces a prison sentence of 3.5 years and/or a maximum fine of IDR 72 million Also read: Viral Student Bullying in Cilacap, Student Development Program Evaluated the legal process against bullies will be carried out in accordance with applicable regulations the victims are being assisted with medical treatment and trauma recovery after experiencing the bullying The series of bullying incidents that occurred in Cilacap should be a warning for all parties Parents are urged to tighten supervision of their children so that they do not get involved in bullying Satake also urges parents to keep their children from falling into corrupting or self-damaging influences "Let us together protect the future generation of the nation by giving more attention and joint supervision to prevent bullying because its impact is not only physical but can also disturb the mental health of the victim," said Satake Head of the Psychology Department of Human Resources Bureau of Polda Jateng Adjunct Commissioner Commissioner Novian Susilo and other deviant behaviors among students not only affect the perpetrators but also the victims and the surrounding environment and fear that can affect their mental health "Psychologists have a crucial role in preventing violent behavior or other negative behavior "This includes understanding the psychological factors that influence aggressive behavior understanding the formation of in-groups and out-groups and others," he said Also read: Trying to commit suicide after being bullied by friends, a Brebes student recovers from trauma Residents crossing a mural with an anti-bullying theme in Semper Barat Novian revealed that they will propose a psycho-education program for students The program is expected to prevent deviant behavior and eliminate violent behavior Cases of student bullying in Cilacap have also caught the attention of the government in other regions of Central Java has called on all parties to take action in preventing student bullying from happening in her area and media in preventing incidents like that there must also be cooperation with the police and military to maintain a conducive situation in Batang," said Lani Let us together protect the next generation of our nation by giving more attention and joint monitoring to prevent bullying actions Indonesia — Hundreds of people in this city in central Java staged a protest this week demanding a meaningful solution to a long-running air pollution problem caused by ash from a coal-fired power plant from the village of Winong in Cilacap district gathered outside the district environment agency office on Sept 30 to call for sanctions against PT Sumber Segara Primadaya (S2P) They carried signs that read “The People Need Clean Air” and “The People Are Showered by Coal Dust,” as well as “We Need Proof Not Promises,” in reference to previous statements by local officials vowing to resolve the problem Residents of Winong, a village of fewer than a thousand people, have since 2016 blamed the power plant for polluting the water and air in area They say the plant’s operations have depleted the water table and that any water they can draw up from their wells is salty They also complain of a constant rain of ash peppering their homes Local children have reportedly been diagnosed with pollution-related ailments is located just 20 meters (66 feet) away from the village the villagers finally got an opportunity to make their case to the Cilacap district head Tatto ordered an investigation the next month into the plant and the operator The investigation involved environmental experts from Diponegoro University in Semarang But the results of that investigation were never made public from the Forum for Winong People Care for the Environment (FMWPL) the Cilacap environment agency and PT S2P met in November 2018 with the villagers to resolve the air pollution and mismanaged waste — without ever revealing the true scale of the problem The agreement also called for an evaluation of the company’s efforts after four months adding that the people were still suffering from the pollution attributed to the plant and its ash yard the ash yard has to be relocated because it has clearly polluted the environment They told him that their village continued to be enveloped in dust Don’t let us continue to be victims of pollution.” with Awaludin handing over the results of the investigation to the crowd he said he had “paid off one of the people’s demands.” But another demand that remains unfulfilled is the publication of the promised evaluation of the plant operator’s efforts to address the problem The protesters gave Awaludin’s team a deadline to resolve the issue within a month that pollution is still happening,” Awaludin said But it’s unlikely to be resolved in a month.” Awaludin also said there had been a delay in efforts to contain the pollution from the ash yard “The Cilacap [district] environment agency and the Central Java [provincial] environment agency have been working together with PT S2P on the environmental impact assessment,” he said He added his office would boost efforts to manage the environmental impact in Winong from the power plant including creating a dome to contain the ash from burning coal and spraying water to prevent the ash from dispersing into the air This story was first reported by Mongabay’s Indonesia team and published here on our Indonesian site on Oct FEEDBACK: Use this form to send a message to the author of this post The “fortress conservation” model is under pressure in East Africa as protected areas become battlegrounds over history and global efforts to halt biodiversity loss Mongabay’s Special Issue goes beyond the region’s world-renowned safaris to examine how rural communities and governments are reckoning with conservation’s colonial origins and trying to forge a path forward […] Iklan Beware of the Trenches on the South Coast of Java Tourists are Prohibited from Swimming and Bathing in the Sea Basarnas Cilacap warns tourists not to swim or bathe in the sea on the south coast of Java because it is dangerous Audio Berita This article has been translated using AI. 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The original article can be found in Waspadai Palung Pantai Selatan Jawa, Wisatawan Dilarang Berenang dan Mandi di Laut Head of the Cilacap Search and Rescue Office KOMPAS - Maritime accidents continue to occur in the southern waters of Java The Cilacap Search and Rescue Office prohibits tourists from swimming in order to avoid the unfortunate accident it is clear that swimming and bathing in the sea is prohibited there is a big warning against swimming," said the Head of Operations and Emergency Subsection of Basarnas Cilacap Also read: Father and Two Children Killed by Waves at Jetis Beach in Cilacap Prio stated that visitors can play with sand around the beach while paying attention to the safe limits they are raising awareness about the danger of swimming in the sea The troughed character of the south coast sea is very vulnerable to threatening the safety of residents its descent (return) not only pulls up (the surface) but also pulls sucks it down (the surface)," he said "This condition has a high risk of people getting stuck in the coral even though the person can swim," said Prio High waves on the south coast are endangering visitors tourists are forbidden to swim at the beach Based on experience when searching for missing people who were swept away by waves That's because of high waves and ocean troughs Also read: The Ferocity of the South Coast of Java, Between Tradition, Myth and Natural Reality there were 63 SAR operations recorded throughout 2023 This number is lower compared to the 66 incidents in 2022 but still higher than the 55 incidents in 2021 there were 48 incidents that posed a danger to human beings there were 45 incidents of human endangerment resulting in 39 fatalities there were 38 incidents of human endangerment resulting in 31 fatalities along with the Kebumen Regional Disaster Management Agency and TNI/Polri is searching for victims of drowning at Menganti Beach involved three tourists comprising of a father and his two children who drowned and died as they were swept away by the waves Aside from the dangerous condition of the beach for humans Basarnas Cilacap also recorded 10 ship accidents in 2023 there were 12 ship accidents with 7 deaths there were 14 ship accidents with a total of 9 deaths Also read: There is no bridge, West Coast residents carry bodies across the river said that his party had often distributed life jackets to fishermen and coordinated with the police and the local Regional Disaster Management Agency in holding safety outreach for fishermen "Outreach to fishermen about wearing life jackets has often been held but sometimes they think wearing life jackets is a hassle," said Adah said that the characteristics of ocean currents on sloping wavy beaches usually contain rip currents or rip currents Nordic News and Business Promotion in Asia Last week, the Embassy of Denmark in Indonesia visited the RDF Plant in Cilacap, which converts up to 200 tons a day of municipal waste into an alternative fuel that can co-fire local cement plants.  The Embassy shares that the facility was funded by the Danida Environmental Support Programme (ESP3), the Indonesian Ministry of Public Works, and the regional government. It is now run sustainably through government-private cooperation and can be seen as one of the most successful large-scale waste management projects in Indonesia.  “By processing the waste correctly, waste can substitute up to 5% in cement blends! Not only does the waste not cause any harm on hazardous landfills, but it also becomes part of something productive and useful,” the Embassy notes. Moreover, in connection with Indonesia’s National Waste Awareness Day on 21 February, the Embassy informs that Indonesia generates 70 million tons of waste. Through Strategic Sector Cooperation (SC) in Circular Economy, the Danish Embassy and DEPA are supporting the Indonesian Government’s plan to reduce waste by 30% and fully manage waste.  Editor-in-Chief • ScandAsia Publishing Co., Ltd. • Bangkok, Thailand Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked * Save my name, email, and website in this browser for the next time I comment. Δdocument.getElementById( "ak_js_1" ).setAttribute( "value", ( new Date() ).getTime() ); Jakarta. State energy company Pertamina seeks to wrap up an agreement with a Saudi Arabian oil company before the end of the year on a joint venture that will include a $5 billion upgrade of Indonesia's largest refinery in Cilacap, Central Java. The Cilacap refinery complex has undergone several upgrades since it started operations in 1976. It currently has a capacity to produce up to 300,000 barrels of oil per day. Rachmad Hardadi, director for petrochemical megaprojects and processing at Pertamina, said the company expects to sign a joint-venture deal with Saudi Aramco to upgrade the Cilacap refinery's capacity to 370,000 bpd. The upgrade will also help the refinery improve the quality of its petrochemical products, such as gasoline and diesel for the domestic market. "The president director [of Pertamina] and I will soon meet with the top management of Saudi Aramco to discuss some important issues," Rachmad said. Saudi Aramco reportedly intends to acquire a 45 percent stake in the joint venture. The Cilacap refinery is one of four Pertamina plants set for upgrades. The other three are in Balikpapan (East Kalimantan), Dumai (Riau) and Balongan in Indramayu (West Java). Pertamina also seeks to involve Saudi Aramco in the revitalization of its Dumai and Balongan refineries. Indonesia’s state-owned PT Pertamina has let a contract to Topsoe AS to deliver process technology for a grassroots renewable fuels production unit to be installed at subsidiary PT Kilang Pertamina Internasional’s (PT KPI) 348,000-b/d Cilacap integrated refining and petrochemical complex in Central Java. As part of the Sept. 18 contract, Topsoe will license its proprietary HydroFlex technology for a new unit designed to convert renewable feedstocks into 6,000 b/d of sustainable aviation fuel (SAF) and renewable diesel for distribution to markets in the Asia Pacific, the service provider said in a release. While Topsoe disclosed no further details regarding the contract award, the proposed renewable fuels unit at Cilacap comes as part of the refinery’s second phase of its Cilacap Green Refinery Cilacap (CGR) project, according to a series of 2023 official releases from PT KPI. Completed in February 2022 and commercially operable as of June 2022, CGR Phase 1 has enabled the Cilacap refinery to produce 2,500-3,000 b/d of renewable diesel with a maximum sulfur content of 5 ppm from a feedstock of refined bleached deodorized palm oil, PT KPI confirmed in its 2022 annual report to investors. The same renewable fuels production unit commissioned as part of CGR Phase 1 has also enabled the refinery to produce an unidentified volume of SAF, the operator said on Aug. 18. To be based on a feedstock of used cooking oil, CGR Phase 2 is scheduled for startup in 2026, according to a July 14 release from PT KPI. Robert Brelsford joined Oil & Gas Journal in October 2013 as downstream technology editor after 8 years as a crude oil price and news reporter on spot crude transactions at the US Gulf Coast, West Coast, Canadian, and Latin American markets. He holds a BA (2000) in English from Rice University and an MS (2003) in education and social policy from Northwestern University. A hangar and a number of aircraft were damaged after a Ganesha Flying School training airplane crashed at Tunggul Wulung Airport in Cilacap, Central Java, on Tuesday (20/03). One person died in the accident. 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