<![CDATA[Article 18A paragraph (1) of the 1945 Constitution also stipulates that: The authority relationship between the central government and provincial, district and city regional governments, or between provinces and districts and cities, is regulated by law taking into account regional specificities and diversity. Seeing the importance of marine areas above, the Indonesian government should have a legal policy for developing marine areas. One of the island groups that can be found in Indonesia is located in Maluku. However, this goal of being a state cannot be fully realized, because a number of regions in the archipelagic region do not receive fair and harmonious treatment with other regions. To answer legal issues, researchers use normative juridical research. The research approaches used are the Legislation Approach, Comparative Approach, Conceptual Approach. The development of island groups towards the fulfillment of equitable energy in archipelagic provinces is carried out by formulating national energy policies which include energy availability for national needs, energy development priorities, utilization of national energy resources and national energy buffer reserves, energy supply policies and priorities for energy and reserve development. National Energy Administration is directed at ensuring the security of the national Energy supply through the proportional use of Energy Resources, both non-fossil Energy Resources such as geothermal, biomass, water flow and waterfall power, solar power, wind power, nuclear power, movement power and temperature differences in sea layers, as well as fossil Energy Resources such as petroleum, coal, natural gas, coal methane gas.]]>
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