Bandung (Antara Bali) - Indonesia needs at least two more oil refineries with a capacity of 300 million barrels per stream day (mbsd) each to meet 50 percent of fuel oil needs until 2020, a state oil and gas firm Pertamina official said.
Even if the two refineries are to be built, Indonesia will continue to become a net oil importer in 2025, Hano representing Pertamina president director said at a group discussion on scenario to build national energy self-reliance at the Bandung Institute of Technology (ITB) campus on Saturday.
Demand for fuel oil will continue to increase, with oil consumption in the transportation and industrial sectors expected to increase 87 percent in 2025, he said.
"Fuel demand from the transportation and industrial sectors is expected to increase 87 percent to 135.2 million kiloliters in 2025 from the projected 72.3 million kiloliters in 2013," he said.
Indonesia needs strategic national reserves to maintain national energy security, he said. "Therefore, we need to increase national crude oil production," he said.(*/M038)
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Even if the two refineries are to be built, Indonesia will continue to become a net oil importer in 2025, Hano representing Pertamina president director said at a group discussion on scenario to build national energy self-reliance at the Bandung Institute of Technology (ITB) campus on Saturday.
Demand for fuel oil will continue to increase, with oil consumption in the transportation and industrial sectors expected to increase 87 percent in 2025, he said.
"Fuel demand from the transportation and industrial sectors is expected to increase 87 percent to 135.2 million kiloliters in 2025 from the projected 72.3 million kiloliters in 2013," he said.
Indonesia needs strategic national reserves to maintain national energy security, he said. "Therefore, we need to increase national crude oil production," he said.(*/M038)
Editor : Nyoman Budhiana
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