• low consumption oil production in Indonesia
  • low consumption oil production in Indonesia
  • low consumption oil production in Indonesia
  • low consumption oil production in Indonesia
  • Why is crude oil a problem in Indonesia?
  • UCTION, SURGE IN PRICES, AND THE BURDEN OF CRUDE OIL AND FUEL IMPORTSJuli Panglima Saragih*AbstractThe decline in crude oil production remains a problem Indonesia faces, resulting in increased crude oil and fuel imports due to rising consumption. This creates an economic burden, especially whe
  • How much oil is produced in Indonesia?
  • Crude Oil Production in Indonesia averaged 1197.29 BBL/D/1K from 1973 until 2025 , reaching an all time high of 1720.00 BBL/D/1K in December of 1977 and a record low of 0.00 BBL/D/1K in November of 2021. source: U.S. Energy Information Administration
  • How does the oil market affect Indonesia's state budget?
  • Recent developments in the international oil market have increased uncertainties about the outlook of Indonesia’s state budget this year. Falling oil prices have led to a substantial decrease in the country’s oil and gas exports earnings. Consequently, there is now a considerable negative impact on the government’s tax and non-tax revenue.
  • How much oil does Indonesia produce in 2021?
  • In 2021, an Indonesian task force called SKK Migas (which manages upstream oil and natural gas business activities) set a crude oil and condensates production target of 705,000 b/d. Indonesia produced an average of 667,000 b/d of crude oil and condensates during the first five months of 2021, signaling that the country could fall short of its goal.
  • Does Indonesia import crude oil?
  • Although Indonesia both imports and exports crude oil, it is a net crude oil importer as a result growing domestic demand for petroleum products and crude oil use in electric power generation (Figures 3 and 4). In 2020, Indonesia imported more than 236,000 b/d of crude oil. Approximately 38% of Indonesia’s crude oil imports came from Saudi Arabia.
  • How does low oil prices affect Indonesia's export competitiveness?
  • From the current account perspective, a lower oil price has reduced the trade deficit in the oil and gas sector. However, falling oil prices are highly associated with lower commodity prices, such as coal and palm-oil, and this in turn has an adverse effect on Indonesia’s export competitiveness.