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Economy 4 months ago

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Govt eyes natural gas as LPG alternative amid supply strains

Compressed natural gas (CNG) feedstock, mainly methane and ethane, is more readily available domestically, potentially reducing reliance on costly imported fuels.

Asia & Pacific 5 months ago

Mideast war takes a bite out of Filipino street food vendors

Filipinos like their pares (traditional beef stew) served hot -- but the soaring cost of liquefied petroleum gas has made that prospect increasingly difficult since war erupted in the Middle East.

Academia 5 months ago

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Turning Middle East conflict into a catalyst for energy security

As the Strait of Hormuz crisis exposes the fragility of global oil, Indonesia’s path to true energy sovereignty lies not in its oil wells, but in its electric vehicle revolution.

Academia 5 months ago

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Why energy security starts in the kitchen

During the previous administration the planned transition from fuel to LPG was rapidly reversed, in part due to the broader political considerations and debate surrounding energy subsidy reform at the time.

Academia 6 months ago

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Reforming LPG subsidy scheme in uncertain times

As Middle East conflicts drive global price volatility, Indonesia must replace its outdated, "one-size-fits-all" LPG subsidy with a targeted direct-transfer system to protect both the poor and the state budget.

Academia 6 months ago

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Strikes without shield: Indonesia cannot mediate what it cannot survive

Diplomatic capital may be Indonesia’s greatest asset, but in a Middle East redefined by missile exchanges and succession crises, Jakarta is discovering that moral authority cannot stop a warhead it has no defense against.

Companies 10 months ago

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Upgraded Balikpapan refinery to begin operations next month

The upgraded facility will boost Balikpapan’s processing capacity to around 360,000 barrels per day (bpd), overtaking the Cilacap refinery as the country’s largest.

Economy 1 year ago

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LPG imports from US risk increasing subsidy burden

Analysts urge the government to diversify supply sources and strengthen energy security to avoid overdependence on costly routes.

Markets 1 year ago

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RI to increase share of LPG imports from US to 85 percent

LPG is the primary cooking fuel for households across the country and Indonesia largely relies on imports of the commodity to meet domestic demand.

Economy 1 year ago

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Govt wants to bump up gas imports from US

Indonesia is considering to boost imports of liquefied petroleum gas (LPG) and liquefied natural gas (LNG) from the United States, but experts urge caution to avoid harming local industries and stress prioritizing long-term national interests over trade pressure.

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lpg

PREMIUM Govt eyes natural gas as LPG alternative amid supply strains

Mideast war takes a bite out of Filipino street food vendors

PREMIUM Turning Middle East conflict into a catalyst for energy security

PREMIUM Why energy security starts in the kitchen

PREMIUM Reforming LPG subsidy scheme in uncertain times

PREMIUM Strikes without shield: Indonesia cannot mediate what it cannot survive

PREMIUM Upgraded Balikpapan refinery to begin operations next month

PREMIUM LPG imports from US risk increasing subsidy burden

PREMIUM RI to increase share of LPG imports from US to 85 percent

PREMIUM Govt wants to bump up gas imports from US