A Long Road to the Development of Bio-Fuel in Indonesia

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  • Marendra Cahya Sadikin Lulusan Magister Studi Studi Pembangunan ITB

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.26593/jihi.v10i1.1051.%25p

Abstract

Abstract: Increased energy usage in line with economic growth and the increase in world population
has an immediate impact for the depletion of fossil -based energy, especially petroleum. The fact that
world oil supplies are limited, many states are forced to prioritize energy policy as a top priority in
development policy. In addition, this condition has raised new fears that the global energy security.
With a strong concern of potential extinction of petroleum and other fossil -based energy sources ,
policy makers should pay more attention to energy security. The same trend is occurring in Indonesia.
Along with the increase in the national population, national and regional development plans, the need
for national energy security is a must. The Indonesian government must be able to answer the
challenge is to strengthen national energy security. Because energy is a strategic conditions to support
national development through the availability of sufficient, safe, and energy- quality and evenly
distributed throughout Indonesia at an affordable price, it requires a government policy that supports
national energy security. An attempt was made by the Government of Indonesia to ensure energy
security is to issue a policy for the use of renewable energy in Indonesia .

Key Words: renewable energy, policy, national security, economic growth

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Sadikin, M. C. (2014). A Long Road to the Development of Bio-Fuel in Indonesia. Jurnal Ilmiah Hubungan Internasional, 10(1). https://doi.org/10.26593/jihi.v10i1.1051.%p

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