Calculating the Environmental Impact of Energy Consumption in the Oil Depot Using Life Cycle Assessment Method (Case Study: Oil Depot at Tasikmalaya)

Oil depot has the important rules in energy distribution to society as end user. Tasikmalaya oil depot has rule to distribute oil to other depots in West Java. This depot shall have good operational performance cause playing a growing and relevant role in million peoples in those provinces. On the other hand, oil depot holds a potential environmental impact that must be assess. One of the assessment methods that can be used is Life Cycle Assessment. This method uses ISO 14040 and 14044 as a standard. LCA also roles as continual improvement as a form of their consistency for environmental preservation effort. LCA in this oil depot use Kilo Liter throughput as a functional unit and has a boundary in operational depot that consist of four subsystem (receiving facility, storage, distribution and support facility) and calculating the environmental impact from energy consumption. Energy consumption data was primary data that taken on site, consist of electricity consumption on each equipment and building. The result showed that electricity consumption contributes 3.064 kg CO2 equivalent per kilo liter oil throughput.