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"This book includes studies quantifying the role of energy in socioeconomic development, analysis of the interplay between supranational and national institutions in policy implementation, the energy implications of demographic trends such as urbanisation, and exploration of supply-side issues such as the potential role of nuclear energy and ‘cleaning’ fossil fuel energy generation through carbon capture."

"This paper aims to evaluate the state of energy security indicators in Indonesia by following the most update study by Savacool (2012). We found that energy security has a multidimensional meaning. We found five major finding. First, the availability dimension suggests Indonesia needs to improve energy infrastructure both for fossil fuel and renewable energy. Second, pricing policy become important in the case of affordability dimensions, but Indonesia still does not have exit strategy from energy subsidy, even the subsidy tends to increase both in nominal and real amount. There is a serious fairness issue on energy subsidy that needs to be solved effectively at political level. Third, Indonesia needs to allocate more funds for research and development. This is important to improve capacity to solve existing and future problems in order to improve the state of energy security. Fourth, there are two-way relationship between energy and the environmental risks. Finally we argue that the regulation and governance dimensions need to put at the highest priority for better energy management in the future."

"Industri baja merupakan industri padat energi yang memerlukan energi dalam jumlah yang sangat besar dalam proses produksi baja. Dari sisi intensitas energi, industri baja di Indonesia memiliki intensitas energi yang lebih besar dibandingkan industri sejenis di kawasan Asia, hal ini berarti konsumsi energi untuk menghasilkan satu ton produk baja di Indonesia lebih besar dibandingkan produk impor. Mengacu pada biaya energi, dengan konsumsi energi yang lebih tinggi dari negara lain di Asia, dapat menyebabkan produk baja Indonesia kurang kompetitif di pasar Asia. Pemerintah melalui Kementerian Perindustrian telah menetapkan target produksi baja dalam negeri untuk memenuhi kebutuhan baja nasional dan meminimalisir ketergantungan terhadap produk impor. Hal ini perlu diikuti dengan perencanaan kebutuhan energi dan upaya untuk menurunkan biaya energi agar produk baja Indonesia lebih kompetitif di pasar Asia dan dapat memenuhi kebutuhan baja nasional secara optimal. Penelitian ini bertujuan untuk memperkirakan jumlah energi yang diperlukan dalam bauran energi yang optimal dan menemukan cara menurunkan intensitas energi oleh industri baja dalam negeri untuk memenuhi kebutuhan baja nasional. Dari hasil penelitian diperoleh bahwa pada tahun 2020 diperkirakan industri baja dalam negeri memerlukan energi sebesar 57,75 juta MSCF gas alam; 14,91 TWh listrik dan 1,49 milyar liter bahan bakar diesel untuk menghasilkan produk baja sesuai target Restra Kementerian Perindustrian yaitu sebesar 5 juta ton besi sponge, 20 juta ton baja kasar dan 20 juta ton baja akhir. Terdapat potensi efisiensi energi pada tahun 2020 diperkirakan sebesar 29,80 juta GJ atau setara dengan 8,28 TWh. Potensi ini dapat direalisasikan dengan menerapkan teknologi hemat energi antara lain adalah teknologi zero reformer DRI pada pembuatan besi sponge, yang dapat menurunkan intensitas energi sebesar 3,77 GJ/ton besi sponge atau dapat menurunkan biaya energi sebesar Rp. 200.068,00 per ton besi sponge.

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The steel industry is an energy intensive industry that requires energy in very large quantities in the steel production process. In terms of energy intensity, the steel industry in Indonesia have greater energy intensity than similar industries in the Asian region, this means that the energy consumption to produce one ton of steel products in Indonesia is higher than imported products. Referring to the cost of energy, the energy consumption is higher than other countries in Asia, may cause Indonesian steel products less competitive in the Asian market.

The Government through the Ministry of Industry has set a target of domestic steel production to fulfill national steel demand and minimize dependence on imported products. It is necessary be followed by the energy demand planning and efforts to reduce the cost of energy that Indonesian steel products more competitive in the Asian market and can fulfill national steel demand optimally.

This study aims to estimate the amount of energy required in the optimal energy mix and find a way of reducing energy intensity in the domestic steel industry to fulfill the national steel demand.

The result showed that in 2020 the domestic steel industry is estimated to require an energy of 57.75 million mscf natural gas; 14.91 TWh of electricity and 1.49 billion liters of diesel fuel to produce steel products as targeted the Ministry of Industry of 5 million tonnes of sponge iron, 20 million tons of crude steel and 20 million tons of finished steel product. There is the potential for energy efficiency in 2020 was estimated at 29.80 million GJ, equivalent to 8.28 TWh. This potential can be realized by implementing energy-saving technologies include zero reformer DRI technology in the manufacture of sponge iron, which can reduce the energy intensity of 3.77 GJ / tonne of sponge iron or can reduce energy costs by Rp. 200,068.00 per tonne of sponge iron."

"Promoting the development of renewable energy is one of the important strategies for China to achieve energy conservation, emission reduction and energy transition. Although China has successfully developed a large-scale wind power industry, the serious problem of wind energy curtailment has led to the conflicts between decentralization and centralization. Based on this issue, the research questions of this paper are: Under China’s authoritarian regime, why does the Chinese government’s wind power governance mechanism cause the problem of wind energy curtailment to rise and fall periodically? Why does the governance mechanism show an unstable phenomenon of alternating between decentralization and centralization? Based on the authors’ interviews (including face to face interviews and remote interviews) targeting at seven provinces (cities/autonomous areas) in China from July 2014 to June 2022, this research proposes an analytical framework to explain the central and local government’s response strategies and governance cycles, and explores the background behind the local government’s response strategies- the “local routines”action mode. This research finds that when Chinese wind power governance mechanism faces the problem of wind energy curtailment, even if the central government proposes policy indicators and documents, the ultimate goal of local governments’ “local routines” is to maximize their own interests, instead of solving problems effectively. Under the situation that the central and local governments continue to make moves with each other, the problem of wind power curtailment has been characterized by huge fluctuations for a long time, which impacts the effect of energy conservation and emission reduction. This study contributes to a renewed understanding of central-local relations and environmental politics in Chinese authoritarian regimes, as well as to explain the puzzling alternating trajectories in the field of governance."

"ABSTRACTThe paper presents the performance of energy development programs during the 2015-2019 RPJMN period, evaluates them, and proposes some recommendations for that of the next 2020-2024 RPJMN. Energy development programs in the 2015-2019 RPJMN performed quite well, however some indicators such as coal production and the share of new-new and renewable energy in the countrys energy mix were not encouraging. While most of energy infrastructure program was not delivered well, the oil and gas production declining trends, in addition to excessive exports of coal reminds that Indonesias energy security is not safe. In 2020-2024 RPJMN exploration efforts must be increased, aiming at achieving reserves replacement ratio more than 1. Meanwhile, the share of new and renewable has to be increased, by emphasizing the development of biofuels in particular. In addition, energy conservation efforts have to be continued."