Snapshot

INDONESIA

Indonesia has a diversity of geological basins which continue to offer sizeable oil and gas reserve potential. Indonesia has 60 sedimentary basins including 36 in Western Indonesia that have been well explored. Fourteen of these are producing oil and gas. In underexplored Eastern Indonesia, 39 basins show rich promise in hydrocarbons.

About 75% of exploration and production is located in Western Indonesia. The 4 oil producing regions are Sumatra, the Java Sea, Kalimantan orientale and Natuna and the 4 main gas-producing regions are East Kalimantan, Arun (North Sumatra), South Sumatra and Natuna.

JAKARTA

Bandung

KupangBanjarmasin

Palembang

Medan

UjungPandang

INDONESIA / Asia

1. Sumatra2. Java Sea3. East Kalimantan4. Natuna

1. Arun (North Sumatra)2. South Sumatra3. East Kalimantan4. Natuna

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OIL

GAS

Natural gas export

OIL

833 kbdOil production

1,815 kbdOil consumption

3,544 mbl Oil reserves

GAS

74.71 bcmNatural gas production

35.50 bcmNatural gas consumption

2,815 bcm

38.08 bcm

Natural gas reserves

2013 est. > 2,866

2014est. >

2014est. >

2014est. >

2014est. >

2014est. >

2014est. >

Source:eni World Oil and Gas Review 2015

2013 est. > 3,591

2013 est. > 1,780

2013 est. > 873

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ENERGY

2013 est. > 39.03

2013 est. > 75.09

Source:eni World Oil and Gas Review 2015

ELECTRICITY

60 millionsPopulation without electricity

76%National Electrification Rate

92%Urban Electrification Rate

2014 est.

59%Rural Electrification Rate

2014 est.

2014 est.

2014 est.

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ENERGY

Source:eni World Oil and Gas Review 2015

$888.6 billion

Country comparison to the world 51

Country comparison to the world 133

Country comparison to the world 190

2012 est. > 6.3% 2013 est. > 5.8%

2014 est. >

2014 est. >

5%

$10,600

Real GDP official exchange rate

real growth rate

per capita (PPP)

GDP

2014 est.

2012 est. > 9,600 2013 est. >10,100

GDP

2014 est. >consumer prices

2013 est. > 6.4%

6.4%Inflation Rate

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ECONOMY

Japan 13.1%

Country comparison to the world 28Country comparison to the world 29

oil and gas / ores and slags / electrical appliances / plywood /textiles / rubber / palm oil.

machinery and equipment / electronic equipment / chemicals / fuels / foodstuffs.

$175.3 billion $168.4 billion

growth rate

India 7%

US 9.4%

China 10%South Korea 6%Singapore 9.5%

China 17.2% South Korea 6.7%

Singapore 14.1% Malaysia 6.1%

Thailand 5.5%Japan 9.6%

Export Import

Country comparison to the world 534.9%

Industrial production

Import commodities

Agricolture

IndustriesExport commodities

Export partners Import partners

rubber and similar products / palm oil / poultry / beef / forest products / shrimp / cocoa / coffee / medicinal herbs / essential oil / fish and its similar products /spices.

petroleum and natural gas / textiles / automotive, electrical appliances / apparel / footwear / mining / cement / medical instruments and appliances / handicrafts / chemical fertilizers / plywood / rubber / processed food / jewelry / tourism.

Source:eni World Oil and Gas Review 2015

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ECONOMY

Source:eni World Oil and Gas Review 2015

Country comparison to the world 5July 2015 est.

255,993,674

Javanese 40.1% / Sundanese 15.5% / Malay 3.7% / Batak 3.6% / Madurese 3% /

Betawi 2.9% / Minangkabau 2.7% / Buginese 2.7% / Bantenese 2% / Banjarese 1.7% /

Balinese 1.7% / Acehnese 1.4% / Dayak 1.4% / Sasak 1.3% / Chinese 1.2% / other 15% .

bahasa indonesia / english / dutch /

local dialects.

2006 census

Official, modified form of Malay

local dialects of which the most widely spoken is Javanese

Note: more than 700 languages are used in Indonesia2006 census

Population

Ethnic Groups

Languages

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