Indonesia Kendaraan Terminal received a three-star Green and Smart Port award, underscoring its commitment to sustainable, digitalized port operations while supporting Indonesia’s broader maritime transformation agenda
Car terminal operator PT Indonesia Kendaraan Terminal (IPCC) received a three-star award in the Green and Smart Port Initiatives (GSPI) category at the 2026 ASRI Green and Smart Port Initiatives program, recognizing its efforts to improve sustainable and digitalized port operations.
The award was presented on Wednesday at Pier C of Petro Kimia Gresik Port during an event organized by Indonesia’s Coordinating Ministry for Food Affairs in collaboration with IDSurvey Group, comprising PT SUCOFINDO, PT Biro Klasifikasi Indonesia and PT Surveyor Indonesia.
The ASRI GSPI program assesses Indonesian ports on operational performance, environmental management and occupational safety, while promoting the principles of Safe, Healthy, Clean and Beautiful (ASRI) as benchmarks for sustainable port management.
IPCC said its participation reflects the company’s support for Indonesia’s efforts to develop ports that are more efficient, digitally integrated, safer and environmentally sustainable.
The event was attended by senior government officials, including Transportation Minister Dudy Purwagandhi, Maritime Affairs and Fisheries Minister Sakti Wahyu Trenggono, Agriculture Minister Andi Amran Sulaiman, Environment Minister Hanif Faisol Nurofiq, Trade Minister Budi Santoso, Coordinating Minister for Food Affairs Zulkifli Hasan, and the head of the State-Owned Enterprise Regulatory Agency. Also attending were Pelindo President Director, IDSurvey President Director, IPCC Acting President Director Bagus Dwipoyono and the company’s Director of Finance, Human Resources and Risk Management.
Speaking at the event, Dudy said he expected more Indonesian ports to participate in the ASRI GSPI program.
“We hope other ports will soon join the ASRI movement. In the future, this program will not only cover maritime transportation but also other transportation activities,” he said.
Bagus said the recognition would encourage IPCC to strengthen the implementation of ASRI principles across its operations.
“This award motivates us to continue providing safe, healthy, clean and beautiful port management,” Bagus said. “We will continue collaborating with stakeholders to improve operational standards, enhance efficiency and strengthen sustainability.”
He added that the company aims to ensure its operations contribute to environmental protection while delivering benefits to surrounding communities.
IPCC said the award reflects its broader strategy of integrating environmental sustainability and digital innovation into terminal management. The company said it will continue developing vehicle terminal operations that support Indonesia’s logistics sector while advancing responsible and sustainable port management.