The Ministry of Energy and Mineral Resources (ESDM) of Indonesia is a government ministry dedicated to managing the country's energy and mineral resources. It plays a crucial role in formulating and implementing policies related to oil and gas, electricity, minerals, coal, and renewable energy. The ministry's mission focuses on ensuring energy security, independence, and sustainability for the welfare of the Indonesian people.

Established in 2009, the ministry has evolved from various departments since 1945. It is structured with specialized agencies and centers that provide training and development in the energy sector. The ministry conducts research, manages state assets, and offers technical guidance to support the energy and mineral industries. It also promotes energy conservation and the transition to green technologies, exemplified by partnerships aimed at reducing greenhouse gas emissions.

The ESDM serves the Indonesian government, energy industries, investors, and the public, collaborating with international partners to advance the nation's energy goals and infrastructure development.