Indonesian President highlights domestic energy push to reduce fuel imports
In Indonesia, Antara reported that Indonesia’s President Prabowo Subianto highlighted the development of domestic energy sources as a cornerstone of his administration’s strategic agenda over the past two years.
According to Subianto, the government is promoting the use of biodiesel and bioethanol to reduce Indonesia’s reliance on imported fossil fuels.
Central to the government’s energy independence strategy is the large-scale adoption of plant-derived biofuels to slash reliance on imported fossil fuels, according to the report.
The President highlighted that Indonesia has successfully implemented the B50 biodiesel standard—a blend composed of 50 percent palm oil-based biofuel and 50 percent fossil diesel, it added.
Category: Fuels
