siaran pers Chevron Sambut Baik Upaya Perbaikan Iklim Investasi Migas di Indonesia

Jakarta, Indonesia, Mei 2018 – Chevron mengapresiasi upaya-upaya yang telah dilakukan Pemerintah Indonesia untuk membuat iklim investasi minyak dan gas (migas) di Indonesia lebih kompetitif. Melalui Kementerian Energi dan Sumber Daya Mineral (ESDM), Pemerintah Indonesia menunjukkan komitmen yang kuat untuk bermitra dengan para investor dengan tetap mempertimbangkan manfaat optimal bagi negara. Di antaranya, penyederhanaan dan perubahan sekitar 185 peraturan; penyempurnaan mekanisme dan ketentuan fiskal dari skema Gross Split; serta peningkatan kepastian hukum.

"Dengan iklim investasi yang kompetitif dan cadangan yang masih signifikan, Indonesia memiliki potensi untuk meningkatkan investasi migas, peluang kerja dan pada muaranya nanti memberikan kontribusi pendapatan lebih tinggi bagi pemerintah maupun imbal balik yang menarik bagi investor," papar Managing Director Chevron IndoAsia Business Unit Chuck Taylor dalam Sesi Pleno 1 Konvensi dan Pameran Indonesia Petroleum Association (IPA) ke-42 di Jakarta pada hari Rabu, 2 Mei 2018.

Dalam sesi pleno tersebut Chuck Taylor memaparkan tentang pandangan pelaku industri migas terhadap tingkat kompetitif Indonesia dan bagaimana cara meningkatkannya di tingkat global. Merujuk pada praktik di berbagai negara, kunci utama untuk menarik investasi migas di antaranya pembagian hasil yang memberikan imbal-balik kompetitif bagi investor; ketaatan terhadap komitmen yang tertuang dalam kontrak; penyusunan regulasi yang didasarkan pada data dan praktik secara global; persetujuan yang tepat waktu; penyederhanaan proses perizinan; penyelarasan kebijakan antar kementeriaan maupun antara pemerintah pusat dan daerah.

Di tengah rendahnya harga minyak dalam beberapa tahun terakhir, investor migas dituntut beroperasi lebih efisien dan selektif dalam berinvestasi. Di lain pihak, berbagai negara di dunia terus bersaing untuk menarik investor luar negeri dan memperbaiki iklim investasinya.

Chevron merupakan salah satu perusahaan energi terintegrasi terdepan di dunia dan melalui anak-anak perusahaan di Indonesia telah beroperasi di negeri ini selama 94 tahun. Dengan inovasi dan komitmen karyawan kami yang memiliki keahlian dan dedikasi tinggi, Chevron Indonesia menjadi salah satu produsen minyak mentah terbesar di Indonesia. Dari lapangan-lapangan migas darat kami di Riau, Sumatera dan lapangan-lapangan migas lepas pantai di Kalimantan Timur, kami telah memproduksi lebih dari 13 miliar barel minyak untuk pemenuhan kebutuhan energi dan pertumbuhan ekonomi Indonesia.

Dalam mengoperasikan blok migas, Chevron bekerja di bawah pengawasan SKK Migas berdasarkan kontrak kerja sama atau Production Sharing Contract (PSC). Informasi lebih lanjut mengenai Chevron di Indonesia, kunjungi indonesia.chevron.com.

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