Yogyakarta Hotels and Restaurants Slash Energy Costs by Switching to CNG
Hotels and restaurants in Yogyakarta are successfully reducing energy costs by switching from LPG to Compressed Natural Gas (CNG), a move aligned with the Indonesian government's aim to lessen LPG import dependency and promote alternative fuels.
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