Pertamina Hikes Pertamax Green 95 Price Significantly
Indonesia's state-owned oil company, Pertamina, has significantly increased the price of its eco-friendly fuel, Pertamax Green 95, from Rp16,600 to Rp19,150 per liter. This adjustment is part of a broader price revision for non-subsidized fuels, with the company emphasizing its commitment to sustainable energy development.
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