The theme above represents the current state of the national oil and gas industry, which is facing significant challenges to maintain and enhance national energy security amidst the dynamics of the global energy transition. The sustainability of energy supply depends heavily on the reliability, efficiency, and security of oil and gas production facilities and their supporting infrastructure.

Indonesia’s oil and gas industry is entering a strategic phase aimed at increasing national production, accelerating strategic projects, and strengthening downstream energy production to achieve energy independence. The oil and gas value chain—from upstream to midstream to downstream—faces complex and interconnected challenges, requiring a holistic approach that addresses each segment simultaneously.

FFPM 2026 targets broad participation from all parties in the national oil and gas industry, reflecting an integrated approach from upstream to downstream.
The first day of FFPM 2026 is designed as a high-level strategic dialogue platform, bringing together decision-makers from across the national oil and gas industry ecosystem. This day serves as the foundation for the entire series of events, establishing a shared direction and commitment.

The second day is an in-depth technical platform for generating implementable solutions. This is the heart of FFPM 2026, where engineers, technical experts, and industry practitioners gather to discuss real-world solutions that can be immediately implemented in the field.

The third day is the strategic consolidation phase and acceleration of implementation of all discussions on Day 1 and Day 2. This is the culmination of the entire FFPM 2026 series, where policies, technical solutions, and industrial capacity are consolidated into concrete commitments and actions.