Bahlil said the price of non-subsidized fuel had not been decided, the government was waiting for the final count.

JAKARTA - The government is preparing to adjust the price of non-subsidized fuel, ranging from RON 92, 95, 98 to Pertamina Dex. However, the decision has not been made because the Ministry of Energy and Mineral Resources is still calculating the impact with the oil and gas business entity, including Pertamina and the private sector.

Minister of Energy and Mineral Resources Bahlil Lahadalia said the calculation was still ongoing. He hopes that the ICP or Indonesian Crude Price will fall so that the adjustment room will be better.

"Regarding RON 92, 95, 98 fuels, including Pertamina Dex solar, we will make adjustments after the calculation is complete," Bahlil told reporters at the Presidential Palace complex in Jakarta, Wednesday, April 8.

In the midst of discussing fuel prices, Bahlil ensured that the pressure on LPG supply that had occurred had passed. According to him, the difficult time for LPG ended since April 4 and now the national reserves are above 10 days. In the near future, the carrier will also return to add stock.

Bahlil emphasized that Indonesia's LPG supply was not related to the Strait of Hormuz. Because, the source of Indonesia's LPG imports now comes from Australia, the United States, and a number of other countries.

Regarding energy security, Bahlil also said that Indonesia did not import fuel so from the Middle East. The remaining dependence is only on crude oil imports, which is around 20 to 25 percent. According to him, the government has prepared replacement sources from Angola, Africa, Nigeria, the United States, and other countries.

"So we hope that it is clear, God willing, God willing," said Bahlil.

He also emphasized that Indonesia no longer imports solar. Imports that are still running now are gasoline, with a volume of around 20 million to 22 million kiloliters.