Analysis of the Policy of Moving the National Capital (IKN) with an Energy Increase Strategy: Readiness of Economic and Public Administration Aspects

Abstract

This article examines the policy of moving the National Capital (IKN) from Jakarta Province to East Kalimantan Province with an energy improvement strategy based on readiness from economic and public administrative aspects. The theory used is agenda-setting theory with descriptive qualitative research methods. The results show that the policy analysis of moving IKN from Jakarta to East Kalimantan can be reviewed based on readiness in economic and public administrative factors. In public administration, the policy of moving IKN to East Kalimantan Province can adjust the concept of a smart city, green city, and international standard. East Kalimantan Province has a diverse economy, with small and medium-sized businesses, fishing, agriculture, plantations, mining, and services all present. Energy improvement strategies include building natural gas transmission networks, bolstering the electrical interconnection transmission network, building large-scale hydropower plants, building installations, and clean energy, and putting energy in place energy-efficient transportation systems. It can be used to optimize these economic aspects. The emission-free idea, the PLTS system's organization, and a public administration system based on technology and information are all necessary proposals to make it simpler for staff members to serve the community.