6.7.3 Energy Sovereignty 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. The main targets for strengthening energy security to be achieved in the 2015-2019 period are: (i) strengthening the availability of primary energy from oil production supported by natural gas and coal production; (ii) increasing the use of primary energy sources for domestic use; (iii) the fulfillment of the electrification ratio reaching 96.6 percent; The targets for providing energy facilities and infrastructure consist of: (i) construction of 1 unit of oil refinery with a total capacity of 300 thousand barrels per day; (ii) additional storage capacity of 2.7 million KL of fuel and 42 thousand tons of LPG; (iii) construction of 7 units of Floating Storage Regasification Unit (FSRU)/Regasification Unit/LNG Terminal; (iv) construction of gas pipelines with a total length of approximately 6,362 km; (v) construction of 118 SPBG units; and (vi) the installed power plant capacity of 86.6 GW; The targets for the use of biofuels are: (i) biodiesel production of 4.3 - 10 million KL; and (ii) bioethanol production of 0.34-0.93 million KL, and (iii) implementation of construction. plantations for bio-energy in several potential locations. Meanwhile, the target for more efficient energy use is the achievement of primary energy intensity of 463.2 BOE per billion Rupiah; The target for increasing the new and renewable energy mix (EBT) consists of: (i) the NRE mix by 10-16 percent; (ii) the installed capacity of NRE power plants (PLTP, PLTA and PLTMH) is 7.5 GW; (iii) implementation of a pilot project for nuclear power reactors with a capacity of about 10 MW; (iv) implementation of a pilot project of a minimum 1 MW ocean current power plant; and Another target is the reduction of energy subsidies, which consist of: (i) a reduction in the amount of fuel subsidies; (ii) a decrease in the capacity of power plants that use fuel to only 2.04 percent. 2015-2019 ENERGY SOVEREIGNTY TARGET