Badan Geologi

Kementerian Energi dan Sumber Daya Mineral

Geological Agency
Ministry of Energy and Mineral Resources
Geological Agency of Indonesia – Korea Institute of Geoscience and Mineral Resources (KIGAM)
Cooperation

Bandung, 5 September 2023

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The Indonesian Geological Establishment

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 GEOLOGY FOR SUISTANABLE DEVELOPMENT
(Protection and Prosperity)

Independence, National Energy Security, and Mineral added value

Services of Geologic Hazards Mitigation
Utilization of Geological Data, Information and Services
Synergy - institutional
Development Agendas Strategic Program Strategic Program strengthening
 Geothermal investigation • Strengthening the organization of the
and exploration  Strengthening geological Geological Agency
 Strengthening economic

Publications, Documentation, Museumsa,)

 General survey of oil and gas hazards mitigation systems • The Marine Geology R&D Center (P3GL)

Geological Information Service

investigation and conservation
(spatial planning, groundwater, karst
resilience for quality

landscape, geological conservation,

and technology

(Volcano, Landslide, earthquake and

Oil and gas, geothermal, minerals, coal,

(Maps, Data, Technical Reports,

Geological Hazard Mitigationi
Investigation and exploration on

integration into the Geological Agency

Geological environmental
in open and frontier areas

Rekomendasi Teknis Geologi

growth  Early warning of volcanoes • Renovation and standardization of
Geologiacl Resources

 Critical and Strategic

geological heritages
 Developing territories to and landslides hazards volcanological observatory
minerals investigation

(Peta, Data, Laporan Teknis,

Kriteria, Pedoman)
reduce gaps  Mapping and investigation of • Services of geological information center
groundwater

tsunami)
 High-calorie coal

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 Strengthening • Digitizing data services, education,
investigation disasters and geological information and geological museums
infrastructure to support
 Updating of minerals, coal, hazards • Strengthening geological regulation
economic development
 Integrated geological • Strengthening coordination and synergy
and basic services and geothermal reserve
investigation for geological with stakeholders
 Building the environment, balance
hazards-prone areas, • Increasing cooperation with industry
improving disaster  Conservation of groundwater strategic infrastructure and (private sectors) and international
resilience, and climate basin and geological urban areas relationship
change environment  one map policy for geology • Strengthening the quality of research
 Establishment of geological infrastucture, mitigation and laboratory
heritages accreditation

C E C E P ( C E P A T, C E R M A T D A N P R O D U K T I F )/(Fast, Accurate and Productive)

N I L A I K E S D M ( J U J U R, P R O F E S I O N A L, M E L A Y A N I, I N O V A T I F, B E R A R T I ) (honest, professional, services, innovative, and meaningful)
Human Resources:
Capacity Building and Human Resources Organization and Governance: dynamic and Budgeting : Transparent, accountable, outcome Equipment and supporting facilities : Modern,
Profesionalism flexible, integrity and independent and benefit-oriented digitized, and flexibility work space

GEOLOGICAL ESTABLISHMENT PILLARS

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 Goals
Zero victim
“Equipment modernization is
GEO HAZARDS needed, to fill the shortage of
monitoring equipment and
Strategy:
upgrading for each type of
Acceleration of disaster risk
geological disaster”
information and early warning
systems

Priority Activities:
Modernization of disaster
mitigation equipment and
volcanic observation posts;
Information System
Development (Geological
Disaster Information Portal)

Stakeholder:
BNPB, BMKG, Bappenas and
Local Goverment

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 Goals > Scoring Prospect Area dan Focusing Target of Exploration
Energy & Mineral Resilience
GEO RESOURCES
Strategy: > Recommendation of WIUP/WK Acceleration
Exploration Acceleration and
Development

Priority Activities:
Investigation of REE, Strategic
and Critical Minerals;
Assessment of exploration > Exploration Acceleration
priority prospect areas;
Geothermal slim-hole drilling; Rekomendasi Usulan WIUP
Recommendations for Oil and Rencana

Gas Working Areas. Realisasi

Stakeholder:
Ditjen EBTKE, Ditjen Minerba,
Ditjen Migas, Pemda, BUMN,
Kemenperin, Kemenkomarves,
dan Bappenas

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 Goals
Sustainable Development ► Geology for Groundwater Management

GEO ENVIRONMENT
Strategy:
Spatial planning and
Conservation

Priority Activities:
Preparation of Conservation
Zones and Groundwater Permits; ► Enviromental Geology for
Integrated geological Spatial Planning

investigations for spatial planning

based on disaster mitigation;
Designation of Geoheritage /
KBAK / KCAG / Geopark
Stakeholder:
Ditjen Minerba, Bappenas, Local
Goverment, ATR/BPN,
Kemenkomarves, BIG, BRIN,
Coorporate
https://oss-dev.esdm.go.id/ dan https://oss.go.id/
Groundwater Clinic
“The Groundwater Innovation Clinic is a space for
discussing and presenting alternative solutions regarding
issues that applicants encounter in the groundwater
permits process through Zoom Application”
►Enviromental Geology
For Disaster Mitigation and Infrastucture
Development

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 Goals
Excellent Services

GEO SERVICES
Strategy:
Collaboration and Service
Reinforcement
Priority Activities:
Basicdata 11 IGT One Map Policy
Providing of basic data, (Acceleration and Collaboration)
Development of integrated
laboratory services; One stop INTEGRATED SERVICES
Shopping Disaster
Information, Strengthening
Cooperation, Human
Resources Development,
IJOG
Stakeholder:
K/L, Local Goverment, PT,
BUMN, Coorporate,
Geoheritage dan Geologican Information Centre for
Association, Public Per 31 Mei 2023
Geopark

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Institutional Strengthening: Infotech Minerals

Through the Center of CoE

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“The CoE of Indonesian Geology through the five Pillars of Indonesian geological establishment: Exploration and investigation, environmental conservation,
geological hazards mitigation, technical recommendations and geological information services to support national sustainable development (protection and
welfare) in the fields of energy, minerals, natural resources, spatial planning, science and technology in 2024”

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Introduction

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Indonesia is located between the collision of 3 major tectonic plates including Eurasia, Indo-
Australia and Pacific plates.

Indonesia’s tectonic
settings resulted in abundant natural
PASICIC resources including geological hazard,
PLATE such as:
EURASIAN 1. Earthquakes & tsunamis
PLATE 2. Landslides
3. Volcanic eruptions
4. etc

 127 volcanoes (13 % of the World’s volcanoes)

 67 volcanoes have erupted at least once since
1600 (Type-A) and are continuously
monitored by 74 volcano observatories

INDO-AUSTRALIA PLATE

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 Duty and Function of the Geological Agency
VISION
LEGAL BASIS Protection and welfare of the DEVELOPMENT PROGRAM
community IN GEOLOGICAL AREAS

Geological
Resources
Indonesian Constitution 1945 • Development of energy
-- resources
Geological
Mandate of Laws: Environment • Development of mineral
Geothermal, Oil and Gas, Mining, Hazard
Mineral and Coal, Water Resources, resources
Spatial Planning, Hazard Mitigation, • Groundwater management
Environmental Management GEOSAINS
• Geological hazard mitigation
• Environmental
Challenges and
strategic issues management/spatial planning
(national and global) • Data management and
geological information
FUNCTION
Research and services in geological areas
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 THE GEOLOGICAL SUPPORT ON NATIONAL AND GLOBAL ISSUES
1. Energy
• Decreasing Oil Production
• Diversification (New Discovery Energy
Resources and Renewable Energy)
2. Environment and Climate Change
• Environment Degradation (land subsidence,
LUSI)
• Decreasing CO2 emission ( CCS Placement)
• Flooding
3. Geological Hazards
• Increasing of Geological Hazards Risk
• Early warning system
• People Preparation
4. Spatial planning
Overlapping mineral & energy industries
and other sectors
5. Mineral Industry
• Mineral resources data preparation
• Rare Mineral need
• Fertilizer Need
• Mineral value added
6. Development of Geological Information
• National Geological Data and information Management
• Need of Detail Geological Data Base
• Socialization of the Geological Information
7. Water
• Fresh water supply
• Ground Water Conservation
8. Geodiversity
• Geodiversity Identification
• Geodiversity Management
9. Rules and Laws
• The rules of Geological roll
10. Indonesian Administrative Boundary
and East Indonesia Development
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 Mineral Exploration to Support The Clean Energy

Minerals needed in the clean energy

industry (solar energy, wind and
electric vehicles):

Metal Minerals
Bauxite/Aluminum, Nickel, Tin,
Iron, Copper, Manganese, Galena
and associated minerals (REE,
Cobalt, Titanium, Vanadium,
Gallium, Indium, etc.).

Non-metallic minerals:
Graphite, and silicon derived from
quartzite and quartz sand

Mineral exploration of clean energy raw materials is a priority

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Coal Resources and Reserves Distribution 2022 (Million Ton)
Papua :
Kalimantan :
Res 172,73
Res 88,33
Rsv 0,95
Rsv 25,84
Maluku : Res 8,22

Sumatera :
Res 55,09
Rsv 12,96
Sulawesi : Total Resources and Reserves
Res 74.25
Jawa : Resources : 143,73 Billion ton
Rsv 2.96
Res 58,55
Reserves : 38.81 Billion ton
Rsv 7,23
These estimated resources / reserves are
from surface coal and open pit mine only.
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Geothermal Resources Distribution in Indonesia

TOTAL RESOURCES : 23.765,5 MWe

RESERVES : 14.421,5 MWe
INSTALLED CAPACITY : 2.130,7 MWe
NUMBER OF LOCATIONS : 357

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 Geological Agency
Organizational Structure
Main Duty & Functions of
Geological Agency
Geological Agency is responsible for
undertaking research and survey as well as
providing services in the field of geological
resources, volcanology and geological hazard
mitigation, groundwater, and environmental
geology, as well as geological survey. Pembinaan dan dukungan administrasi

kepada seluruh unit di lingkungan Badan

Geologi

Dr. Ir. Hariyanto, M.T. Dr. Hendra Gunawan Drs. Hermansyah, M.Si.

Inventarisasi dan eksplorasi umum sumber Pemantauan, penyelidikan dan pemetaan Penyelidikan dan pemetaan air tanah, Survei, penyelidikan dan pemetaan
daya mineral, batubara dan panas bumi potensi bencana geologi (gunung api, geologi lingkungan dan geologi teknik geologi geofisika, dan survei umum
gerakan tanah, gempa bumi dan tsunami) migas

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 INSTITUTIONAL STRUCTURE

Jl. Diponegoro No 57 Bandung

BKAT Jl. Gatot Subroto Kav. 49 Jakarta
Jl. Tongkol No. 4, Jakarta

Badan Geologi Jakarta

Gedung BPSDM Lt. 5
Jl. Gatot Subroto Kav. 49, Jakarta

SBG, PSG, PATGTL, PVMBG PSDMBP Museum Geologi BPPTKG Yogyakarta Museum Karst Indonesia
Jl. Diponegoro No. 57, Bandung Jl. Soekarno-Hatta No. 444, Bandung Jl. Diponegoro No. 57, Bandung Jl. Cendana No. 10, Yogyakarta Wonogiri

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 FOREIGN COOPERATION
Jepang (JICA & DPRI) Malaysia (JMG) CCOP (Multilateral)

•Geothermal capacity building
•Volcanological monitoring
Amerika Serikat (USGS)
•Volcanological monitoring
Australia (University Wollongong)
Paleontologi Flores
China (CGS)
Geochemical mapping for minerals
Perancis (IRD)
Volcanological monitoring
•Geological, mineral and coal mapping of
border areas
•Supervision of geological hazards, geothermal,
groundwater, and geological nature reserves
Singapura (NTU)
• Capacity building and Volcanological
monitoring Coolaborative Research
•Capacity Building On Geoscience
New Zealand (MFAT)
Geothermal capacity building
Finlandia (Geological Survey of Finlandia)
Peat potential mapping
Timor Leste/Instituto do Petroleo e
Geogolia – Instituto Publico (IPG-I.P.)
•Supervision of mineral survey
•Supervision of geological mapping
Multilateral cooperation of 15 countries (Asia-
Pacific) since 1966:
• The Geological Agency of Indonesia as
permanent representative
• Capacity building in geology
• Technical assistant and research
collaboration
• Sharing knowledge, expertise, and
information
IAVCEI
The Geological Agency (i.e. PVMBG) as
permanent member
UNDP
Determining the location of infrastructure
assistance (health facilities and schools)
ADB
Determining the location of infrastructure
assistance (irrigation)

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Critical Minerals & Green Metal Potential
in Indonesia

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 GREEN METALS POTENTIAL IN INDONESIA

REE
Al, Al, REE REE Ni
REE Pt
Al, REE Al Ni
Pt Ni
REE Ni Ni
REE Al
Cr Ni Ni
REE
Ni
Ni Cu
V

V V
V
Cu
Mn

GREEN METALS FOR THE ENERGY TRANSITION

Energy Energy Transmission Energy Storage

Generation And Distribution

Nuclear Transmission EV Engines Hydrogen

Solar Wind Distribution & Batteries (electrolysers)
Source : Li, Ni, Co, C, Mn,
- DGMC, 2022 Si, REE, U Cu, Al
- Indonesia Geological Agency, 2022 V, Ti, Pt, REE, Cr, Zr
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 GREEN METALS READINESS IN INDONESIA
GREEN METALS FOR CLEAN ENERGY TECHNOLOGIES

Copper Cobalt Nickel Lithium REEs Chromium Zinc Aluminium

Solar PV - - - - -

Wind - -

Hydro - - - -

Concentrating Solar - - -
Power (CSP)
Geothermal - - - - - -

Electricity Networks - - - - - -

EVs and Battery Storage - -

Notes :
Shading indicates the confidence of potential data, color indicates the existence of downstream industry

- Low importance
(based on International Energy Agency, 2022)

Source :
- DGMC, 2022
- Indonesia Geological Agency, 2022
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INVESTMENT OPPORTUNITIES FOR GREEN METALS IN INDONESIA

NICKEL ALUMINIUM COPPER

Refining of low grade nickel ore by using

Refining of bauxite to become materials for Refining of copper ore or concentrate to
hydrometallurgy (HPAL technology, etc.) to
solar PV, wind energy, bioenergy, electric become materials for energy transmission
become materials for electric vehicle, energy
vehicle, energy storage, etc. and distribution in many energy technologies
storage, etc.

Data available in reserve potential Data available in reserve potential Data available in reserve potential

REE QUARTZ

Refining of monazite to become materials for
electric vehicle, energy storage, etc.
Data available in resource potential
and has been intensively investigated
to become reserve
Processing of quartz :
1. Refining into metallurgical grade silicon;
then becomes solar grade silicon;
2. Silicon ingot industry which converts solar
grade silicon into microcrystalline silicon
 silicon brick  silicon wafer; and
3. Manufacture of crystalline silicon solar
cells (wafer to solar cell)
Data available in resource potential

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CRITICAL MINERALS POTENTIAL

 The mining industry is still

focused on extracting main
commodities
 Product combination will
affect infrastructure and
operational costs
 Inventory & exploration
should be carried out for
the distribution and
formation of by-product
elements.

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METALLIC MINERAL OCCURENCES AND DEPOSIT MAP (2021)

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METALLIC NON MINERAL DEPOSIT MAP

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 CRITICAL MINERALS POTENTIAL
Uranium and Thorium Deposit and Resources

Indication-
Radiometry Airborne

Distribution of uranium and thorium deposits in Indonesia

(National Nuclear Energy Agency (BATAN) )

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Metal Mineral Resources and Reserves (Geological Agency, 2022)

HYPOTHETICAL TOTAL RESOURCES TOTAL RESERVES
NO. COMMODITY (METRIC TONS) (METRIC TONS) (METRIC TONS)
ORE METAL ORE METAL ORE METAL CRM’”S
1 Primary Gold 60.230.728 198 16.028.926.779 8.699 3.619.471.264 1.987
*)
2 Alluvial Gold 410.886.135 74 1.632.792.609 355 65.726.139 150
3 Copper 273.355.127 790.271 15.951.450.554 65.944.875 3.017.819.590 19.936.017 Te, Se, PGM
*)
4 Tin 100.793.919 6.909 7.159.668.511 2.406.880 6.840.343.359 2.165.905 REE
5 Lead 12.629.825 229.844 4.009.783.572 94.005.800 76.273.815 2.853.376
6 Nickel 219.933.464 2.082.743 17.685.749.507 177.814.602 5.243.538.419 57.111.962 Co, Sc, Cr, PGM
7 Primary Iron 314.467.710 175.873.975 7.349.424.602 1.671.643.457 1.702.216.159 353.757.486
8 Iron Sand 744.791.450 25.491.985 3.940.294.766 890.695.801 1.216.504.448 476.132.595 Ti, V
9 Manganese 2.845.838 1.013.756 190.890.310 87.638.863 129.433.888 57.417.310
10 Mercury - - 32.254.882 76 - -
11 Antimony - - 11.890.421 375.555 3.958.633 15.835
12 Bauxite - - 6.632.138.239 1.094.186.118 3.220.859.010 520.475.101 Ti, V, Ga, REE
13 Platinum 250.000 0,01 114.750.000 8 - - PGM
14 Iron Sediment 743.155 92.956 5.825.623 3.680.168 - -
15 Silver 502.206 206 10.545.402.270 78.624 3.115.958.765 11.541
16 Zinc 12.818.900 1.695.252 3.771.823.836 63.535.053 68.642.182 2.785.811 In, Ge, Ga
17 Laterite Iron 112.713.437 20.047.966 7.746.537.224 1.164.191.400 1.532.195.254 317.532.880
18 Cobalt - - 3.283.552.980 7.446.443 682.412.785 484.480
19 Chromite 970.925 463.476 17.679.700 7.095.982 22.846.799 9.138.061
20 Placer Chromite*) 3.239.850 1.387.522 4.795.844 1.053.322 3.552.165 137.971 PGM
21 Molybdenum - - 2.809.124.333 277.013 - -
22 Laterite Titanium 9.957.102 70.370 1.341.685.306 9.972.609 205.860.784 1.291.700
23 Placer Titanium 34.960.593 3.424.595 598.457.092 37.649.286 206.966.052 11.181.518
24 Vanadium - - 230.801.000 1.574.148 161.629.516 1.101.899
25 Monazite*) - - 6.925.944.594 186.663 - -
26 Xenotime*) - - 6.466.257.914 20.734 0,09 0,06
*) ore/concentrate unit in
3
m
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 POTENTIAL COLLABORATION

We are open to deepening engagement to create new opportunities,

particularly :

 Critical Raw Materials conceptual study and inventory in Indonesia

 Study on efficiency recovery and technology
 Investment opportunities for green metals
 Support CRM supply chains

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Previous cooperation
The Development of a Geographical Information System for Mineral Potential Mapping in the Eastern
Indonesia (2008-2012)

Opportunities for future cooperation

Sharing and dissemination of information and documentation in all areas of mutual interest, including, but not restricted to:

The Development of a Geographical Information System for Critical Mineral

Potential Mapping in Indonesia

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Recommendations for working
areas of oil and gas, coal, coalbed
methane, and minerals
Mapping of geological
hazards-prone areas
Information service for
visitors of the Geological
Agency website
Strategic Achievements By Geological Agency
Recommendations for prospect Provision of clean water Recommendations for Dissemination of
areas of geothermal, coal, coalbed through groundwater geological hazards geological hazards
methane, and minerals drilling mitigation information
Data, information, and
Data, information, and recommendations for engineering Services for visitors of
Systematic and thematic
recommendations for geology and environmental geology in the Geological Museum
geological mapping
Groundwater management terms of spatial planning and
infrastructure
Development of methods and Services for center of Data and information, Updating the balance sheet of
technology to support Geological integrated verification/monitoring/business mineral, coal and geothermal
geological hazards mitigation information and conservation of groundwater resources and reserves
basin
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 Strategic Issues – Upcoming Program
• The geological agency provides geothermal geoscientific data
• The geology agency supports the government's program to achieve the energy mix target of 23%
renewable energy by 2025, or about 7,500 Mwe from geothermal energy. The Geological Agency has and
will conduct a geothermal survey, the results of which will be used for the proposal for a Geothermal
Working Area (WKP) which is then designated as a WKP by the Minister of Energy and Mineral Resources
for development
• To accelerate Indonesia's geothermal development and reduce risks on the upstream side, the government
through the Government Drilling program provides Geothermal Data and Information to exploration
drilling. The Geological Agency plays a role in the program as a member of the Joint Committee and
provides input and supervision on technical matters.
• The Geological Agency assists local governments in geothermal development for direct use through the
provision of data and technical guidance.
• Metallurgical Coal to Increase State Revenue
• Rare Earth Element in Coal to support the mineral and coal downstream program
• Gasification and DME for Coal added value enhancement
• “Underground Coal gasification” and Coal methane gas for energy diversification and provision of national
strategic energy reserves
• Cooperating for the implementation of the mapping of peatland prone to fire

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• Cooperating with BRG for the implementation of the mapping of peatland prone to fire
• Carrying out IKN surveys for mapping vulnerable coal
• The Geological Agency cooperates to develop the potential for Coal Downstream
• Investigation of potential rare earth metals (LTJ/REE)
• Investigation of nickel-cobalt potential in low grade nickel laterite, which has so far been untapped
(estimated at 8.6 billion tons)
• Assist the provincial government in providing guidance to small-scale gold mines (PESK), so that they
become legal so that the government can help collect data on resources and process them without using
mercury.
• Investigation of Non-Metal Minerals for Fertilizer Raw Materials (Dolomite, Agricultural Lime,
phosphate, kiserite, leucite)
• Preparation of potential mineral resources to support the program to increase value added and
downstream of small-scale mining minerals
• Investigation of Non-metallic Minerals for the preparation of potential raw materials for the New
Renewable Energy (EBT) Industry (Graphite, Silica, Kaolin)
• Continuing ongoing collaborative activities with SOEs for the discovery of new sources of Au-Cu and REE
commodities, the Ministry of Defense for 9 strategic minerals for the defense industry, China Geological
Survey (CGS), China for the preparation of mineral prospect areas.

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 ONLINE GEOLOGICAL INFORMATION SERVICE
NO NAMA APLIKASI DESKRIPSI PLATFORM

An application that provides quasi-realtime information Web dan

Magma Indonesia on volcanoes, earthquakes, tsunamis and ground Mobile (Android)
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magma.vsi.esdm.go.id movements to the public Android v2

Applications that present information to the general

GeoRIMA public about the potential availability of minerals, coal, Web dan
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georima.esdm.go.id geothermal throughout Indonesia Mobile (Android)

Geological Database of Web

Indonesia geological database and information service
3 Indonesia (GDI) application
geology.esdm.go.id Android

Application for management of technical

4 E-Rektek recommendation services for groundwater exploitation at Web
erektek.pag.geologi.esdm.go.id
CAT Jakarta

Indonesian Journal on Geoscience; Information service

IJOG for international scientific publications (open access
5 journal) in the earth sector that has been indexed by Web
ijog.geologi.esdm.go.id
Scopus
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 LIST OF REGULATIONS OF THE MINISTER OF ESDM
GEOLOGICAL SUBSECTORS:
1. Minister of Energy and Mineral Resources Regulation No. 2 of
2017 concerning Groundwater Basin in Indonesia
2. Minister of Energy and Mineral Resources Regulation No. 20 of
2017 concerning Guidelines for Determining Groundwater
Acquisition Value
3. Minister of Energy and Mineral Resources Regulation No. 31 of
2018 concerning Guidelines for Establishing Groundwater
Conservation Zones
4. Minister of Energy and Mineral Resources Regulation No. 9 of
2019 concerning Optimizing the Utilization of Groundwater
Exploration Drilling
5. Minister of Energy and Mineral Resources Regulation No. 1 of
2020 concerning Guidelines for Determining Geological Heritage
(Geoheritage)
LIST OF DECISIONS OF THE MINISTER OF ESDM, GEOLOGICAL
SUBSECTOR:
1. Decree of the Minister of Energy and Mineral Resources of the Republic
of Indonesia Number: 18 K/40/MEM/2017 concerning the Determination of
the Langkat Karst Landscape Area
2. Decree of the Minister of Energy and Mineral Resources No. 1830
K/40/MEM/2018 concerning Determination of the Citatah Karst Landscape
Area, West Bandung Regency
3. Decree of the Minister of Energy and Mineral Resources No. 1982
K/40/MEM/2018 concerning Determination of the Bukit Bulan Karst
Landscape Area, Sarolangun Regency
4. Decree of the Minister of Energy and Mineral Resources Number 2026
K/MEM/2018 concerning the Determination of the Geological Reserve
Area of the Special Region of Yogyakarta
5. Decree of the Minister of Energy and Mineral Resources Number 98
K/40/MEM/2019 concerning the Determination of the Pangandaran Karst
Landscape Area
6. Decree of the Minister of Energy and Mineral Resources Number 140
K/40/MEM/2019 concerning the Determination of the Sangkulirang-
Mangkalihat Karst Landscape Area
7. Decree of the Minister of Energy and Mineral Resources Number
24K/40/MEM/2019 concerning the Determination of the Bogor Karst
Landscape Area
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GEOLOGICAL SECTOR:
1. Law Number 17 of 2019 concerning Water Resources
2. Presidential Regulation of the Republic of Indonesia Number 9 of 2019 concerning the Development of an Earth Park (Geopark)
3. Presidential Regulation of the Republic of Indonesia Number 93 of 2019 concerning Strengthening and Development of Earthquake and
Tsunami Early Warning Information Systems
4. Presidential Instruction of the Republic of Indonesia Number 5 of 2018 concerning Acceleration of Post-Earthquake Rehabilitation and
Reconstruction in West Lombok Regency, North Lombok Regency, Central Lombok Regency, East Lombok Regency, Mataram City, and
Affected Areas in West Nusa Tenggara Province
5. Presidential Instruction of the Republic of Indonesia Number 10 of 2018 concerning Acceleration of Post-Earthquake and Tsunami
Rehabilitation and Reconstruction in Central Sulawesi Province and Other Affected Areas

LIST OF CIRCULAR LETTER

Circular of the Head of the Geological Agency on behalf of MESDM Number 1911.SE/43/BGL/2019 concerning the Implementation of Licensing
Services for the Use of Groundwater before the Implementation of the Implementing Regulations of Law Number 17 of 2019 concerning Water
Resources

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