Indonesia launches B50 biodiesel to curb fuel imports

Increased domestic demand for palm oil likely to reduce exports, analysts say Indonesian President Prabowo Subianto officiates at the launch of the B50 biodiesel mandate in West Java on Thursday. All diesel sold in Indonesia is now required to contain 50% palm oil. © Reuters KARAWANG, West Java — Indonesia has rolled out its B50 biodiesel mandate, increasing the required palm oil content from 40% to 50% in all domestically sold diesel to curb fuel imports and bolster energy security.

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