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Euro-4

Euro 4 fuel could save Rp 550b in healthcare costs
Society 1 year ago

Euro 4 fuel could save Rp 550b in healthcare costs

Euro 4 fuel standards require a maximum sulfur content of 50 parts per million (ppm) while fuels sold in Indonesia range from 150 to 400 ppm for gasoline and from 300 to 2,000 ppm for diesel.
Indonesia to ban RON-88, RON-89 fuel sales in New Year
Regulations 3 years ago

Indonesia to ban RON-88, RON-89 fuel sales in New Year

The Energy and Mineral Resources Ministry on Oct. 11 finally passed Energy Ministerial Decree No. 245/2022, which revised Energy Ministerial Decree No. 62/2022 on the price formula to calculate the retail price of gasoline and diesel distributed in gas stations.
Despite looming deadline, Pertamina’s clean fuel goals remain distant
Business 5 years ago

Despite looming deadline, Pertamina’s clean fuel goals remain distant

Pertamina, which operates over 90 percent of Indonesia’s gas stations, is legally bound to stop producing its best-selling but pollutive diesel fuel, Solar, by April 2021.
New Cilacap refinery to produce 60 percent more RON92 gasoline
Business 6 years ago

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New Cilacap refinery to produce 60 percent more RON92 gasoline

Pertamina president director Nicke Widyawati said that with the project, the Cilacap refinery had become Pertamina's second refinery that could produce Euro 4 standard fuel.
Gaining cleaner Indonesia with Euro 4
Opinion 7 years ago

Gaining cleaner Indonesia with Euro 4

We have many reasons to accelerate the adoption of Euro 4, based on a 2017 regulation of the Forestry and Environment Ministry, which stipulates cleaner standards on exhaust gas emissions for new vehicles.
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