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Companies 9 hours ago

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Pertamina tanker exits Strait of Hormuz amid renewed US-Iran tensions

The Pertamina Pride, carrying 2 million barrels of Saudi Arabian crude loaded in early March, cleared the Strait of Hormuz on Wednesday after departing the Arabian Gulf a day earlier, according to Pertamina's shipping subsidiary.

Academia 1 week ago

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From potential to takeoff: How ASEAN can seize global SAF market

As global mandates tighten, ASEAN has a prime opportunity to leverage its massive agricultural wealth and become the definitive global hub for the future of sustainable aviation.

Jakarta 1 week ago

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Motorists switch fuels, queue longer amid fuel price hike

Motorists’ massive shift from nonsubsidized to subsidized fuels is inevitable after the recent significant price hike.

Archipelago 1 week ago

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Dust fallout chokes Balikpapan residents after Pertamina's new refinery launch

One resident, Dewi, said she had limited outdoor activities and kept her doors and windows shut over the past few days to prevent the dust from entering her home.

Companies 2 weeks ago

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One Pertamina vessel safely transits the Strait of Hormuz

Another vessel Pertamina Pride remained stranded on the opposite side awaiting further movement instructions.

Companies 2 weeks ago

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Pertamina tankers still stuck in the Strait of Hormuz

The state-owned energy giant will not order them through the narrow strait until it receives a comprehensive risk assessment and formal recommendations from relevant authorities.

Archipelago 2 weeks ago

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Protests erupt in North Sumatra amid subsidized fuel shortage

In North Sumatra’s capital Medan, hundreds of ojol (online motorcycle transportation) drivers protested outside Pertamina's office on Thursday, demanding a solution to fuel shortages that have led to long queues at gas stations across the city.

Academia 3 weeks ago

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When the dollar tests Indonesia’s energy security

Energy and foreign exchange are intrinsically linked, and Indonesia risks falling into a dangerous energy-dollar trap where currency volatility and import dependence directly threaten its long-term economic sovereignty.