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Prabowo's first 100 days: energy priorities for Indonesia's new president
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Report summary
President Prabowo’s five-year term as the president of Indonesia has just begun. Little has been mentioned about his future energy policy direction, but energy security and affordability will surely remain at the top of his administration’s agenda. However, he must also balance these priorities against Indonesia’s pledge of achieving net zero by 2060. Which won’t be easy. Based on Wood Mackenzie forecasts, Indonesia will continue to rely on fossil fuels – oil, coal and gas – for 70% of its energy mix until 2050.
Table of contents
- Executive summary
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Energy security
- 1. Project approvals and FIDs
- 2. Gas and energy exports
- 3. Domestic gas pricing policy
- 4. Downstream masterplan
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Sustainability
- 5. Fiscal terms for CCS
- 6. Third-party access to grids and direct PPAs
- 7. Sustainable aviation fuel (SAF) mandate
- 8. Enforcement of carbon tax
- 9. Mining decarbonisation
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Enablers and accelerators
- 10. Oil and gas law
- 11. Regulatory streamlining
- 12. Base case energy outlook
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Indonesia primary energy demand: Strategic Outlook 2023 (mtoe)Considerations for President Prabowo’s first 100-day agenda
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