The Visions and Missions in the sector of energy of the two Indonesia’s presidential candidates have been presented. Both candidates Prabowo and Joko Widodo apparently have not paid much attention to the inclusion of the calculation of budget in the energy sector.
Both presidential candidates should have clearly emphasized their respective priorities in the energy sector of the country to make the development of the sector can be more measurable in term of costs.
Both presidential candidates have to estimate the costs required for any plans they will make. Energy should be in line with economy. There should be an economic measurement so that the would-be elected President can later on implement his plan in the next five years.
Both pairs of the presidential candidates were in “miss-budgeting” when exploring their visions and missions as seen from what they have campaigned by simply making ideas and promises that in fact cannot be implemented and realized.
Here are the analyses of the visions and missions of both pairs of presidential candidates:
No. | Prabowo-Hatta Pair | Jokowi-Jusuf Kalla Pair |
1 | Regulation, Resistance and Law Enforcement Aspect | |
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2 | Corruption Eradication in Natural Resources Sector | |
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Aspect of Production and State Income from Natural Resources Sector | ||
To overcome leakage in the state budget, but still general in nature, not specific yet in natural resources and living environment sector. |
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Energy Infrastructure Development | ||
Erecting petroleum refineries, ethanol plant and DME (LPG replacement) plant and gas receiving terminal infrastructure and gas transmission/distribution network either by state owned enterprises or private. |
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Energy Subsidy | ||
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Energy Conversion, Saving Energy and New and Renewable Energy Development | ||
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Supplying National Electricity Needs/Electrification | ||
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Raising Added Value and Down Streaming Natural Resources Industry | ||
Developing processing industry for dominating added value for national economy by:
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Mining Contract Renegotiation | ||
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Commit in renegotiation of mining source management based on equal profit sharing between the government and corporations either national or international should be planned as part of reinforcing capacity. | |
Investment, Trade and Industrial Development | ||
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Social Aspect: Conflict, Rights of People Around Mine Sites | ||
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Institutional Management | ||
Have not explained explicitly yet. |
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This article was featured in PETROMINER Magazine, No. 07/July 15, 2014 Edition.