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Regulations 2 years ago
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Firms demand incentives as govt asks for help building household gas network
Indonesia is looking to involve private companies to accelerate the development of household gas networks, but firms said their participation would only be possible if they are provided with incentives to ensure long-term profitability.
Companies 3 years ago
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Domestic producers to manufacture 15.3 million electric stoves by 2025
Domestic producers are set to manufacture 15.3 million electric stoves in the next three years to support the government’s attempt to get households that use subsidized liquefied petroleum gas (LPG) for cooking to switch to electric stoves.
Editorial 3 years ago
Controlling subsidized fuel
We suggest that the application system only allow cars with an engine displacement capacity of up to 1,500 cc to access the subsidized fuels, otherwise bigger-capacity cars would shift from the higher grade Pertamax gasoline (RON92) to Pertalite (RON90).
Economy 3 years ago
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Global oil shock reaches Indonesia
The sharp rise in global oil prices has crept onto Indonesian shores, with diesel shortages and fuel price hikes unfolding in some parts of the archipelago in recent weeks as the government winds down price control policies for the sake of fiscal consolidation.
Regulations 3 years ago
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Govt plans gradual hikes for Pertalite, 3kg LPG
The government is bracing to gradually raise the price of all subsidized fuels, as the state budget may be unable to absorb all the impact from the global surge commodity prices, but has promised it will be careful in its timing and public communication.
