Four Cities In West Java Region Will Trial Pertalite Transaction Registration Via MyPertamina

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JAKARTA - PT Pertamina Patra Niaga Subholding Commercial & Trading through the West Java Region continues to strive to distribute subsidized fuel oil (BBM) to meet affordable energy needs for people in the Banten, DKI Jakarta and West Java areas. As subsidized fuel, the distribution of Solar and Pertalite in this assignment is regulated by regulations, including Presidential Regulation no. 191/2014 and BPH Migas Decree (SK) No. 4/2020.

Area Manager Communication, Relations & CSR of Pertamina Patra Niaga West Java Regional Eko Kristiawan said that in the period of July 1, there will be four cities/regencies in West Java which will be tested for Pertalite and Solar transactions for registered four-wheeled vehicle users.

"Bandung, Sukabumi, Tasikmalaya and Ciamis Regency will be the four cities/regencies that will first begin to collect data for four-wheeled vehicle owners through the subsiditepat.mypertamina.id page as a website for public registration," said Eko through a press release, Wednesday 29 June.

He also emphasized that Pertamina Patra Niaga as the operator appointed by the Government in distributing subsidized fuel must comply with applicable regulations. Among them are ensuring that the distribution of Pertalite and Solar is right on target and has the right quota.

"The public needs to know that in these 4 cities/regencies people don't need to worry if they haven't downloaded the MyPertamina application, because for registration, it is enough to register on the subsiditepat.mypertamina.id website," he said.

He also explained that if the vehicle and the identity of the community had been confirmed and registered, then the user would receive a unique QR Code that could be used through the MyPertamina application or printed/saved in the gallery of their respective cellphones, then the QR Code would later be matched with data at the gas station before Pertamina. serving Pertalite and Solar transactions.

"So even for payments, it is still the same as transactions as usual. People have many options, ranging from cash payments (cash), credit/debit cards, or other non-cash options, not limited to only using MyPertamina,” added Eko.

Furthermore, trials in other areas will be carried out in stages while ensuring the readiness of infrastructure and systems.