INDONESIA CBM DEVELOPMENT CHALLENGES AND OPPORTUNITIES
Abstract
The increasing price of oil in the world market andthe depleted national oil reserves while on the other
hand there is a high dependency on oil as national
main source of energy, promote the development of
new energy alternative in Indonesia. Apart from oil,
Indonesia is also known to have contained enormous
resources of conventional gas, coal, hydropower and
geothermal. Furthermore due to its significant coal
resources, coal bed methane becomes one of the new
promising alternative energy in Indonesia.
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