DSLNG once again organized an outreach program regarding the Work Area (DLKR) and Interest Area (DLKP) of its Dedicated Terminal at the DSLNG Community Learning Center hall in Uso Village, Batui Subdistrict, on Wednesday (18/12). This socialization aims to provide a comprehensive understanding of the importance of defining the operational boundaries of DSLNG’s port to support safety, efficiency, and legal certainty for all stakeholders around the DSLNG Plant area. DSLNG's External Relations Manager, Ardya Yosy Rahardjo, stated that this activity is conducted periodically to ensure that port management complies with the latest regulations, including Law Number 66 of 2024, which amends the Shipping Law. With an approach that involves stakeholders, including fishermen and local government representatives, DSLNG reaffirms its commitment to international maritime safety and security standards as part of efforts to maintain the sustainability of the Dedicated Terminal as a national vital object.

At the LNG Indonesia Forum 2024 held in Bandung, PT Donggi-Senoro LNG (DSLNG) actively contributed to supporting the national targets for emission reduction and reliable LNG plant operations. The forum explored the strategic role of LNG in energy transition, infrastructure development, and fostering synergy among stakeholders to create a sustainable LNG ecosystem. DSLNG presented various initiatives, including reliability enhancement programs for LNG plants, emission mitigation through cost-efficient technologies, and a commitment to decarbonization via gas flaring reduction and energy optimization. Additionally, DSLNG emphasized the importance of efficient workforce development to support the optimal operations of its single train LNG. DSLNG's participation underscores its contribution to accelerating LNG development and strengthening Indonesia's position in the global energy market.

Welcoming the era of Artificial Intelligence (AI), DSLNG, in collaboration with the Indonesian Cyber Media Association (AMSI) Central Sulawesi, successfully organized the first AI Clinic in Indonesia for media editorial teams, held in Palu on December 10-11, 2024. The event featured AI Media Specialist, Apni Jaya Putra, and was attended by dozens of journalists from various regions in Central Sulawesi, such as Palu, Parigi, North Morowali, and Luwuk. Participants received intensive training on the use of AI technology to support journalistic work, including the use of text, voice, image, video features, as well as the legal and ethical aspects of its use. This program is part of DSLNG's commitment to enhancing journalists' capacity through various initiatives that support the advancement of journalism in Indonesia, especially in Central Sulawesi.