Indonesia's energy problems are multifaceted and challenging. This book describes the situation clearly and at the same time the content represents a 'mosaic' of the complicated energy problems the country is facing. Among the topics covered are energy policy issues on the development of natural gas, electricity, oil, coal, geothermal, nuclear power, and renewable energy. The particular policy issues explored are on planning, pricing, financing, provision of infrastructure, and regulatory reform to energy diplomacy. As a rare and unique book on Indonesian energy, this book will be valuable to the public as well as to decision makers, regulators, and the business community.