Published date: Mar 15 2022

Journal Title: KnE Social Sciences

Issue title: 2021 Annual Conference of Indonesian Association for Public Administration

Pages: 524–544

DOI: 10.18502/kss.v7i5.10575

Silvia Dian Anggraenisilvia.da@universitaspertamina.ac.idDepartment of International Relations, Faculty of Communication and Diplomacy, Universitas Pertamina

Novita Putri RudianyDepartment of International Relations, Faculty of Communication and Diplomacy, Universitas Pertamina

Ardila PutriDepartment of International Relations, Faculty of Communication and Diplomacy, Universitas Pertamina

Naeli FitriaDepartment of International Relations, Faculty of Communication and Diplomacy, Universitas Pertamina

Hardhana Dinaring DanastriDepartment of International Relations, Faculty of Communication and Diplomacy, Universitas Pertamina

Tiara Amima Putri DewiDepartment of International Relations, Faculty of Communication and Diplomacy, Universitas Pertamina

Access to modern energy among Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN) member countries has not been evenly distributed and some member countries are still in a status of energy poverty. Therefore, ASEAN has initiated the integration of energy markets. Indonesia is one of the ASEAN countries that still needs to overcome the problem of inequality in access to energy, especially in remote, isolated, underdeveloped, rural and border areas. ASEAN Energy Market Integration (AEMI) is based on the logic that integration of energy markets would allow national governments to address energy policy challenges more effectively and efficiently than they are able to do on their own; it therefore emphasizes interconnectivity through trade and energy investment. This study analyzed the linkage between the points of agreement in AEMI and the implementation of Indonesian policies in the context of harmonization of regulations, development of energy infrastructure, and subsidy policies. Using qualitative research methods, this study sought to rationalize whether the linkage between AEMI and Indonesian policies was convergent or divergent. This study concluded that there was a convergence between the AEMI agreement and the implementation of policies in Indonesia to address energy poverty.

Keywords: AEMI, energy poverty, Indonesia, policy, electrification, new and renewable energy

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