Surveyor Indonesia strengthens services for green industry

PT Surveyor Indonesia is reinforcing inspection, certification, and traceability services to support the green industry and national competitiveness.

PT Surveyor Indonesia, part of Holding BUMN Jasa Survei IDSurvey, continues to expand its role as a Testing, Inspection, Certification, and Consulting company. The move addresses demands for international standards, carbon emission reduction, and supply chain transparency.

Director Fajar Wibhiyadi said sustainability commitments must be backed by accurate data and credible verification. He stressed the company's role as an accelerator for Environmental, Social, and Governance initiatives.

Traceability systems help businesses demonstrate compliance with quality and environmental standards. The efforts aim to boost added value for Indonesian products in global markets.

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Illustration of Indonesian officials overseeing export reporting for coal, palm oil, and ferroalloy under new DSI regulations starting June 2026.
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Government starts natural resource export reporting via DSI

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Starting June 1 2026, natural resource exporters must report activities to PT Danantara Sumber Daya Indonesia. The new mechanism covers coal, palm oil, and ferroalloy during the transition period.

Indonesia's Director General of Land Transportation, Aan Suhanan, conducted a surprise inspection at the Green SM taxi depot in Bekasi on April 28, 2026 evening to check compliance with the Public Transport Company Safety Management System (SMK PAU). The raid followed a fatal crash near Bekasi Timur Station involving a Green SM electric taxi. Several findings will be further investigated at the central depot in Kemayoran.

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Egypt has launched a unified digital environmental data registry for industrial facilities to support green transformation and compliance with international requirements.

The Indonesian government is strengthening financing access to support housing, agriculture, labor-intensive industries and MSMEs.

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Finance Minister Purbaya Yudhi Sadewa invited global investors to Indonesia while introducing the P2SP task force mechanism to resolve business obstacles.

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