Ethanol Policy's Ripple Effect: Energy Transition's Cost Hits Indonesian Kitchens
Indonesia's push for ethanol-blended gasoline, intended to lower fuel prices and cut imports, is instead straining household budgets. The policy is driving up food prices and impacting the entire food supply chain, contrary to initial expectations.
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