Indonesia’s  final energy demand in terms of fuel oil is
projected to 32.8 % of national energy needs by 2030. The
consumption of fuel oil (BBM) in Indonesia is still dominated by
the transport sector and to meet the shortage of fuel supply for
domestic consumption, the government of Indonesia have to import
crude oil and oil products. One of the problems regarding the
success of Indonesia’s energy security not only in the legal
framework nor the technology. The existing policies on energy
security has to be comprehensive enough to support the
implementation of the strategy.  Furthermore, the existing
technology regarding energy security that Indonesia currently
has had been our advantage. The problem is the implementation on
field.  Government’s goodwill to firmly act and implement
 policies in all of the government’s sectors such as  economy,
industry, research and technology, trade, the environment and
all energy-related sectors are the key success factors of the
energy security’s strategic to meet its goa