Bahlil Seeks Fuel Supplies From India and China After Cutting Gas Exports
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Indonesia no longer relies on diesel imports because this requirement is produced domestically.
JAKARTA, JOGLOSEMARNEWS.COM – Indonesia's dependence on fuel supplies from Singapore has become a government concern. With approximately 54-59 percent of national fuel imports currently coming from that country, the government has begun seeking alternative suppliers to anticipate the risk of energy supply disruptions. The Minister of Energy and Mineral Resources (ESDM), who is also the Coordinating Minister for Downstream Energy and Transition, …
Bahlil is seeking alternative fuel supply sources from India and China to anticipate the risk of import disruptions from Singapore.
Coordinating Minister Bahlil Lahadalia is exploring India and China as alternative fuel suppliers, including Pertalite, to ensure a secure domestic energy supply beyond Singapore.
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