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Indonesia to Phase Out Diesel Imports This Year Following B50 Mandate
Indonesia plans to phase out diesel fuel imports this year by strengthening its 'B50' mandate, which requires a 50% blend of palm oil-based biodiesel with diesel. This move aims to support the domestic palm oil industry and enhance energy self-sufficiency.
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