印尼B50生物柴油政策大获成功，自7月起全面停止进口柴油Indonesia's B50 Biodiesel Policy a Big Success as It Halts All Diesel Imports from July

According to Green Fuel International Business Network, Indonesian President Prabowo Subianto recently announced that the country's B50 palm oil-based biodiesel policy has succeeded and that Indonesia halted all diesel imports from July 2026. A statement issued by the Presidential Secretariat quoted Prabowo as saying: "We have successfully become the world's first country to mass-produce B50 biodiesel, and now we can produce diesel fuel on our own from palm oil, so starting in July this year the country will no longer import diesel from overseas." The president explained that halting diesel imports would bring considerable economic benefits to the people, and that the government plans to channel fiscal funds previously used for overseas fuel procurement directly into the domestic agricultural industry.

Besides biodiesel, the Indonesian government has launched an E10 gasoline program, blending 10% bioethanol as a transitional step toward the full adoption of bioethanol fuel, with plans to raise the ethanol blend ratio to the E20 standard. Leveraging its rich palm oil resources, Indonesia is vigorously advancing the substitution of fossil fuels with biomass energy, offering an important reference for global bioenergy development.