Indonesia examines idle tanks to strengthen energy reserves

Indonesia's National Energy Council (DEN) is considering a proposal to utilize dormant fuel storage facilities to bolster the nation's energy reserves. This initiative aims to repurpose tanks that are currently not in use, potentially increasing the country's capacity to store energy resources. The review is part of a broader effort to enhance Indonesia's energy security and resilience against supply disruptions. The DEN is evaluating the feasibility and logistical aspects of bringing these idle tanks back into active service for strategic energy storage.

This move could significantly improve Indonesia's ability to manage energy supplies and mitigate the impact of global energy market volatility.