BusinessTalk KOMPASTV - Iran's War Time Bomb Is Indonesia Ready to Face an Energy Crisis?

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KOMPAS.TV - Bom Waktu Perang Iran, Ri Siap Hadapi Krisis Energi? | BUSINESS TALK Sebulan berlalu, Timur Tengah masih membara. Operasi militer Amerika Serikat, Israel, maupun Iran masih berlangsung intens, dan konflik terus menunjukkan tren eskalasi. Proksi Iran di Yaman, kelompok Houthi, turun tangan mendukung Iran dan mengancam memblokade Selat Bab al-Mandeb, jalur vital penghubung Terusan Suez dan Teluk Aden. Meski negosiasi melalui mediasi Pakistan masih berjalan, Presiden Donald Trump dikabarkan masih menimbang opsi operasi darat. Sementara itu, pasukan Amerika Serikat terus dimobilisasi. Arah perang yang belum jelas kapan akan berakhir menimbulkan gejolak global. Kedua belah pihak tidak hanya terlibat dalam konflik militer, tetapi juga saling menyasar berbagai infrastruktur penting, mulai dari kilang dan depot minyak, LPG, listrik, pusat industri, hingga fasilitas air, termasuk yang berada di negara-negara Arab Teluk. Jika perang terus berlarut tanpa kejelasan akhir, apa langkah antisipasi kita dalam menghadapi potensi krisis energi global? Sudahkah kita siap?
Simak pembahasan selengkapnya dalam #BusinessTalk episode "iRAN'S WAR TiME BOM: iNDONESiA READY TO FACE AN ENERGY CRiSiS"
Selasa, 31 Maret 2026 (12 Syawal 1447 Hijriyah) pukul 22.00 WiB hanya di KompasTV!

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The KompasTV Business Talk program aired on Tuesday, March 31, 2026, focused on Indonesia's preparedness for a potential energy crisis triggered by escalating conflicts in the Middle East. The discussion highlighted the "time bomb" nature of the ongoing Iran-Israel-US conflict and its direct threat to global oil supplies and Indonesia's fiscal stability.

Key Discussion Points
- Geopolitical Escalation: The program addressed the intensifying military operations by the US, Israel, and Iran, noting that the conflict has entered a dangerous phase with potential for further escalation.
- Energy Supply Threats: Experts discussed the risk of the Strait of Hormuz closing, a vital route for 20% of the world's oil. Such a disruption could cause crude oil prices to surge, significantly impacting Indonesia’s fuel imports.
- Domestic Impact: The primary concern for Indonesia is the widening fiscal deficit due to the increased burden of energy subsidies. It is estimated that every 10% increase in crude oil prices could widen the fiscal deficit by Rp 77 trillion.
Government Response & Mitigation
- Fuel Stock Security: Minister of Energy and Mineral Resources Bahlil Lahadalia emphasized that while there is no current emergency, the public must practice energy conservation, such as saving gas while cooking.
- WFH Policy: The government announced a Work From Home (WFH) policy for civil servants (one day a week) as a strategic move to reduce national fuel consumption.
- Supply Management: Pertamina stated that 95% of energy procurement for the period had been secured before the conflict reached its current intensity to ensure short-term stability.
- Strategic Diversification: Discussions included potential shifts in oil imports, such as moving from Middle Eastern sources to Russia, provided global sanctions are eased.
Featured Experts
The episode featured insights from:
- Hikmahanto Juwana: International Law Expert from the University of Indonesia.
- Kurtubi: Director of the Center for Petroleum and Energy Economics Studies.
- Josua Pardede: Chief Economist at Bank Permata.

The Indonesian government has officially finalized the Work From Home (WFH) policy for civil servants, effective April 1, 2026, as part of a national effort to mitigate the energy crisis caused by Middle East tensions. Concurrently, global oil prices have shown a slight downward trend today after a record-breaking surge throughout March.
The Work From Home (WFH) policy for civil servants (ASN) officially begins today, April 1, 2026, as a strategic response to the energy crisis discussed on KompasTV Business Talk. Global oil prices have stabilized slightly today after a volatile March but remain near historic highs.

Specific WFH Regulations for Civil Servants
The government, through Coordinating Minister for Economic Affairs Airlangga Hartarto, has mandated a one-day-per-week WFH schedule to reduce national fuel consumption by an estimated 20%.
- Schedule: WFH is set for every Friday for civil servants in both central and regional government agencies.
- Evaluation: The policy will be reviewed after an initial two-month implementation period.
- Exemptions: Essential and strategic sectors are not included and must continue working from the office (WFO):
  1. Public Services: Healthcare, security (Police/TNi), and sanitation.
  2. Strategic Industries: Energy, water, food/beverages, logistics, transportation, and finance.
- Mobility Restrictions:
  1. Use of official vehicles is limited to 50%, with priority given to operational and electric vehicles.
  2. Domestic business travel is reduced by 50%, and international travel by 70%.
- Education: Primary and secondary schools remain 100% in-person, while higher education (semester 4 and above) follows specific hybrid guidelines.
Latest Global Oil Price Trends (April 1, 2026)
Prices have retreated slightly from March peaks as markets react to potential de-escalation signals in the Middle East.
- Current Benchmarks:
  1. WTi Crude: Trading between $99.13 and $101.70 per barrel, down roughly 1.5% from yesterday's close.
  2. Brent Crude: Hovering around $104.38 – $107.03 per barrel, reflecting a cautious dip after exceeding $116 in late March.
- Market Sentiment: Despite the slight drop, prices remain nearly 50% higher than they were before the February escalation. Analysts note that the Strait of Hormuz remains a critical "choke point" where any further disruption could immediately reverse these gains.
- Domestic Fuel Cap: To protect the budget, the government has set a daily purchase limit of 50 liters of fuel per vehicle using the MyPertamina barcode system.

For more detail on the discussion, watch the video at YouTube Official #BusinessTalk #KompasTV!
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