Pupuk Indonesia Advances Decarbonization to Cut Emissions, Boost Production Efficiency

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Antalya. Pupuk Indonesia is strengthening its decarbonization strategy to reduce carbon emissions while improving fertilizer production efficiency, as part of its commitment as a…

Antalya. Pupuk Indonesia is strengthening its decarbonization strategy to reduce carbon emissions while improving fertilizer production efficiency, as part of its commitment as a state-owned enterprise (SOE) to support the government's target of achieving net-zero emissions (NZE) by 2050.

Pupuk Indonesia Technical and Business Development Director Jamsaton Nababan outlined the strategy at the United Nations Climate Change Conference (COP31) in Turkey on Tuesday (Nov. 10, 2026). He said the fertilizer industry faced significant challenges in controlling emissions, given its contribution to global greenhouse gas emissions.

“Transforming the fertilizer industry toward low-carbon production processes is not merely an effort to meet emissions reduction targets, but also a strategic step toward building a more efficient, competitive and sustainable industry. Therefore, we are integrating the decarbonization agenda into our business development and operational strategies,” Jamsaton said.

To achieve this, Pupuk Indonesia has developed a decarbonization roadmap to be implemented gradually through 2050. The roadmap covers six main initiatives, including energy efficiency, heat integration and fuel switching, as well as the adoption of a circular economy through the utilization of CO2 to produce value-added products such as soda ash.

Other initiatives include the development of blue, green and pink ammonia, the use of electric vehicles and the implementation of nature-based solutions. These programs are aimed at reducing the company's carbon footprint while optimizing energy and resource consumption across its production operations.

In the first phase, covering 2025–2030, Pupuk Indonesia targets a 24% reduction in emissions, equivalent to approximately 3.7 million tons of CO2, by 2030.

“One concrete measure we are taking is the revitalization of aging factories using more modern and efficient technologies.

In the second phase, spanning 2031–2035, the company aims to increase…

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