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        "id": 1663536,
        "msgid": "government-accelerates-revision-of-presidential-regulation-on-energy-buffer-reserves-1775634728",
        "date": "2026-04-08 14:02:23",
        "title": "Government Accelerates Revision of Presidential Regulation on Energy Buffer Reserves",
        "author": "",
        "source": "ANTARA_ID",
        "tags": "",
        "topic": "Energy",
        "summary": "The Indonesian government, through the National Energy Council (DEN) and the Ministry of Energy and Mineral Resources, is expediting revisions to Presidential Regulation No. 96 of 2024 on Energy Buffer Reserves (CPE) to enhance flexibility in managing energy needs amid global uncertainties. Key changes include diversifying financing beyond the state budget to involve private sector collaboration and adjusting reserve volumes for products like fuel oil, crude palm oil, and LPG to at least one month's import volume. This mandatory reserve mechanism is crucial for national energy security, addressing limitations in the current regulation that restricts operations to government control via the APBN.",
        "content": "<p>Jakarta (ANTARA) - Secretary General of the National Energy Council\n(DEN), Dadan Kusdiana, stated that the government is accelerating the\nrevision of Presidential Regulation (Perpres) No.\u00a096 of 2024 on Energy\nBuffer Reserves (CPE). \u201cThe government or DEN wants to expedite this so\nthat the CPE can be implemented soon, and we are making breakthroughs\nthrough the revision of that Perpres. That is what DEN is currently\ndoing together with the Ministry of Energy and Mineral Resources\n(ESDM),\u201d Dadan said when met in Jakarta on Wednesday. Furthermore, he\nexplained that the draft revision of the regulation has now entered the\nfinal discussion stage before it is submitted to President Prabowo\nSubianto. Several important points in the CPE-related Perpres revision\ninclude changes to the financing scheme that will not solely rely on the\nState Revenue and Expenditure Budget (APBN), as well as providing space\nfor collaboration with the private sector. \u201cWe are inviting parties\noutside the government, including from the private sector,\u201d he said.\nDadan assessed that these changes are expected to provide flexibility in\nresponding to the continuously increasing energy needs amid increasingly\ndynamic global challenges. \u201cWhy must it be revised? Because in the\ncurrent Perpres, the CPE is only carried out by the government through\nthe APBN. The CPE becomes state property, so it is not flexible,\n(therefore) the council members requested breakthroughs because this CPE\nis important in conditions of uncertainty from the global supply side,\u201d\nhe stated. In addition to the private sector involvement scheme, this\nPerpres revision will also discuss adjustments to the volume of energy\nreserves covering fuel oil products (BBM), crude palm oil (CPO), and\nLPG. \u201cIn principle, we at least want there to be one month, yes. One\nmonth\u2019s import volume,\u201d said Dadan. Meanwhile, the energy buffer\nreserves themselves are mandatory and must be provided by the government\naccording to the state\u2019s financial capacity. These provisions are\nregulated through Presidential Regulation No.\u00a096 of 2024 on Energy\nBuffer Reserves (CPE), which must be provided by the government.<\/p>",
        "url": "https:\/\/jawawa.id\/newsitem\/government-accelerates-revision-of-presidential-regulation-on-energy-buffer-reserves-1775634728",
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