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Archipelago 10 months ago
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Pertamina to probe widespread reports of vehicle breakdowns linked to Pertalite
Since last week, reports have been circulating both online and offline from drivers in East Java complaining that their vehicles stalled or broke down after refueling with Pertalite. Many users also noted a stronger, alcohol-like odor coming from the fuel.
Opinion 11 months ago
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Analysis: Shell’s rocky exit paints cloudy future for private fuel retailers
The planned exit of British energy company Shell exit from the gas station business in Indonesia, which is set to wrap up in 2026, has been marred by a troubled send-off. It comes at a time when private fuel retailers have struggled with national gasoline shortages throughout September, and Shell has been no exception to the supply crunch.
Asia & Pacific 1 year ago
Amid Air India probe, US FAA, Boeing notify fuel switch locks are safe
The FAA's Continued Airworthiness Notification on July 11 came after a preliminary report into Air India's Boeing 787-8 crash, which killed 260 people last month, raised questions over engine fuel cutoff switches.
Companies 1 year ago
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Shell to sell local gas stations to new Indonesia-Philippine venture
Shell is selling its gas station business and related supply and distribution operations, but not its lubricant business, to an Indonesian-Philippine joint venture, with the transfer process to be completed by the end of next year.
Politics 1 year ago
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AGO refutes rumors of involvement of minister Erick in Pertamina case
The Attorney General’s Office (AGO) has refuted rumors that it had found indications that State-Owned Enterprises (SOEs) Minister Erick Thohir and his brother Gariibaldi “Boy” Thohir were involved in corruption-ridden fuel imports at state-owned oil and gas giant Pertamina.
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