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Companies 1 year ago
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Consumers flee to rival brands, fueled by Pertamina scandal
Customers are up in arms over the massive corruption scandal implicating Pertamina, with some turning to more expensive but quality-assured rival brands and others deliberately purchasing potentially doctored nonsubsidized fuel to ensure that taxpayer-funded subsidies reached their intended recipients.
Tech 1 year ago
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Planned fuel subsidy scheme faces backlash from ‘ojol’ drivers
Energy and Mineral Resources Minister Bahlil Lahadalia said on Nov. 27 that the government would only provide subsidized fuel to vehicles with yellow license plates, the plates used for public transportation and trucks.
Regulations 2 years ago
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‘Cleaner’ fuel program to start on Sept. 1, but no restrictions yet
The government aims to bring down the sulfur content in fuels sold in the country to no more than 50 parts per million (ppm), from the current approximately 500 ppm for gasoline and up to 3,500 ppm for the lowest grade of diesel.
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