Indonesia Overhauls BBM Import Supply Chain for More Efficient Energy Procurement
The Indonesian government has fundamentally reformed its governance for the procurement and import of fuel (BBM), crude oil, and LPG, introducing a new system to enhance energy procurement efficiency. Lemigas will be the primary body, facilitating direct procurement through government-to-government negotiations to eliminate intermediaries and reduce costs.
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