Indonesia aims to end diesel imports in 2026 with expanded biodiesel programme


JAKARTA (Xinhua): Indonesia aims to halt diesel fuel imports in 2026 as the government accelerates its biodiesel programme and boosts domestic refinery capacity, marking a major step toward strengthening energy security and reducing reliance on foreign fuel supplies.

A key measure in this effort is the planned nationwide rollout of B50, a diesel blend containing 50 per cent palm-oil-based biodiesel.

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