Alleviating Energy Poverty as Indonesian Development Policy Inputs Post-2015: Improving Small and Medium Scale Energy Development

Wishanti, Dewa Ayu Putu Eva

doi:10.1016/j.proenv.2015.07.044

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“…Household income analysis is also often associated with poverty problems (Hajjar et al, 2021). Indonesian household poverty has been widely studied in previous studies (Purwono et al, 2021;Ruml et al, 2022;Wishanti, 2015). One of the most comprehensive studies on poverty in Indonesia focuses on the link between poverty and financial inclusion and economic growth (Erlando et al, 2020).…”

Section: Literature Review and Hypothesis Developmentmentioning

confidence: 99%

The impact of social assistance on households’ transfer behavior: A micro data analysis

Kristina,

Rasyid,

Purwanti

2023

jeb

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This paper investigates whether public transfers crowd-out inter-household transfers in Indonesia. Using household data from Indonesia Family Life Survey (IFLS-3 & IFLS-4), this study evaluates the impact of direct cash transfer programs (Bantuan Langsung Tunai, BLT) on inter-family transfer (i.e., monetary transfer from parents, siblings, child, and other family members who do not live co-residently). The results indicate that, in general, the crowding-out effect is relatively small. This effect is statistically significant only in urban households but not rural ones. This finding suggests that expanding public transfer under formal social security programs to cover poor households does not significantly reduce the existence of informal transfers. Further, public transfers potentially improve the distribution of household income.

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Section: Literature Review and Hypothesis Developmentmentioning

confidence: 99%

The impact of social assistance on households’ transfer behavior: A micro data analysis

Kristina,

Rasyid,

Purwanti

2023

jeb

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“…Despite many potential plants as raw materials for biofuels, however, after a decade since the Indonesian government launched the energy policy, the use of biofuels in Indonesia has not developed well. There are several weaknesses in its development: (1) the program is only applied to specific areas; ( 2) the synergy of central and regional government policies is not optimal, and (3) the BBN program's target is too high or too ambitious [28].…”

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The study of bioenergy with molasses raw materials: analysis of potential and problems in its development in East Java, Indonesia

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The Indonesian government is gradually reducing its dependence on petroleum fuels by mixing it with biofuels. One of the biofuels used is bioethanol made from molasses. This study aims to analyze the potential for sugarcane development at the farm level, identify bioenergy problems, and provide bioenergy development recommendations based on molasses. The research was conducted in East Java Province in 2016, with updated data in 2019. The analytical methods used were quantitative and qualitative. The results of the research are as follows. In 2019, the potential of molasses produced reached 260.06 thousand tons in East Java Province. However, there are some technical and socio-economic problems in developing biofuels from molasses, including the low yield of sugar, limited processing of molasses into bioethanol, lack of bioethanol marketing guarantee, and lack of synergy in bioethanol policy development. Some policy recommendations proposed to support the sustainability of bioethanol production in the future are policy supports for increasing sugarcane farming, capital support for bioethanol producers, guarantee in the bioethanol marketing, and synergies in developing bioenergy policies.

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“…The study adopted multivariate granger causality to identify the connection between energy and economics [17][18]. The framework was proposed as given in (1).…”

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“…The calculated result emphasis on the F-statics which is the indicator of existing of long-run relationship occur vice-verse. If the F-statists value if higher than the 1% significant bound, 1 H is accepted which means short-run cointegration exists. The existence of short-run cointegration enables analysis of granger causality test.…”

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Energy Poverty Impact on the Economics of Indonesia Using ARDL Approach

Wan,

Gaik,

Hwang

2021

IJIE

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Energy poverty is a global threat to human development path. This study is about the cointegration relationship between energy poverty and the economy of Indonesia for the period of 1995 to 2014. Autoregressive Distributed Lag (ARDL) model and vector error correction model (VECM) were used in this study to study the cointegration and causality analysis. Unit root test and stability test were adopted to increase the reliability and accuracy of the model. The analysis shows that parity purchase power (PPP) has a positive relationship with inflation (INF) in both long-run and short-run. Result shows in long-run, the increment of 1% for both energy consumption (EC) and PPP will result -1.12% and 0.032% effect respectively towards inflation in Indonesia. While for 1% increase in energy consumption is expected to give 1.5297% increment on inflation in short-run cases. Granger causality test shows only unidirectional causality between parity purchase power and inflation in both the long-run and short-run. Energy consumption only shows unidirectional causality toward inflation in the long-run. Overall mean increase of PPP or EC has a single direction influence on the inflation rate. The study can aid policy planning in eradication energy poverty.

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Alleviating Energy Poverty as Indonesian Development Policy Inputs Post-2015: Improving Small and Medium Scale Energy Development

Cited by 7 publications

References 9 publications

The impact of social assistance on households’ transfer behavior: A micro data analysis

The impact of social assistance on households’ transfer behavior: A micro data analysis

The study of bioenergy with molasses raw materials: analysis of potential and problems in its development in East Java, Indonesia

Energy Poverty Impact on the Economics of Indonesia Using ARDL Approach

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