Sukanto Tanoto strongly believes that a company can only be successful if it is a responsible corporate citizen. Guided by his principle that business should be conducted in a manner that is good for the community, good for the country and good for the company, each of the businesses in RGE takes its corporate social responsibility (CSR) seriously. One of the CSR activities in China is to enhance the environmental awareness of students through the "Little Electricity Generator" and “Little Paper Maker” outreach programs.

Volunteers from East Asia Power Xiamen (EAP), which is part of RGE’s Pacific Oil & Gas group of companies, launched the "Little Electricity Generator" program in a primary school in Xiang'an District of Xiamen City, China. The students are first introduced to the basics of electricity, where they also gained an understanding of EAP’s clean power generation technology. In the next part of the program, the students get to be hands-on in assembling a mini- “gas-steam" generator model under the guidance of volunteers. This became the highlight of the program as cheers ring out across the classroom when the students successfully light up the bulb of the mini-generators. Through this program, the students are able to experience the fun of exploring science through hands-on experiments and to understand how clean energy contributes to the protection of the environment.

Over in two other provinces of China, volunteers from Asia Symbol brought the “Little Paper Maker” program to students in Rizhao and Xinhui. The students are given an insight into the paper-making process, which is one of the four great inventions in ancient China. The volunteers also shared that the students can also play a part to protect the environment by reducing, reusing and recycling paper. Using the “Little Paper Maker” model, the students get to experience the fun process of turning waste into new paper, through tearing up the waste paper, pulping, coating the pulp, forming a shape, pressing, and drying.