Ekowisata Pesisir Labuhan on Bangkalan's north shore and Mbak Dewi Shuji Tourist Village in Lembak Muaraenim, South Sumatra, are PT PHE WMO's and PT PEP Prabumulih Region community development projects. Labuhan was initially a mangrove and coral reef protection reserve. The nearby communities dump waste in Shuji Lake. Labuhan Tourism Village and Mbak Dewi Shuji Tourist Village now support the local economy. This raises energy demand and necessity. Labuhan Village and Lembak Village use solar and wind energy as subsectors.  Labuhan and Mbak Dewi Shuji tourist villages created by the four actors collaborated. The Quadruple Helix—government, community, corporate or industrial, and academic—collaborates. The study examines how four actors collaborate via Qudruple Helix social innovation. The research is qualitative, using interviews and documentation. The research found that society, PT PHE WMO, PT Pertamina EP Prabumulih Field, Pokdarwis, and academics collaborate well to establish the Tourism Village.

Keywords: Social Innovation Quadruple Helix, Labuhan Tourism Village, Lake Suji Tourist Village, Pokdarwis, Energy Village Berdikari