This report provides an insight of the regulations, including specifications, and market information, including the actual quality, of diesel and biodiesel blends sold in Indonesia. The key highlights of the report are:
- Indonesia’s diesel is one of the lowest quality in the Association of Southeast Asian Nations
- Indonesia has the highest biodiesel mandate which the government is planning to increase in the near future
Indonesia’s current biodiesel mandate is the highest in the world and the government plans to increase the mandate even further. As the largest palm oil producer, Indonesia has full access to the feedstock, but the price gap between crude palm oil and petroleum diesel may pose a major challenge to a successful implementation of the biodiesel mandate.
Content:
- Recent development
- Regulations
- Quality specifications
- Conventional diesel
- On-road diesel
- Off-road diesel
- Alternative diesel
- Biodiesel blends
- Biodiesel
- Gaseous fuel
- Alternative diesel mandates
- Biodiesel mandate
- Other alternative diesel mandate
- Labeling
- Fiscal policies
- Taxes
- Subsidy
- Retail price
- Market
- Refining
- Supply and demand
- Diesel
- Biodiesel
- Imports and exports
- Diesel
- Biodiesel
- Logistics and distributions
- Actual quality
- Sulfur
- Cetane
- Cetane enhancer
- Volatility
- Hydrocarbons
- Lubricity
- Biodiesel
- Quality monitoring
- Projection
SGS INSPIRE is a market intelligence service that provides analysis and advisory services in transportation fuels, powertrain emissions, energy supply and sustainability. We collect and analyze fuel quality regulations and actual quality, alternative fuel policy and markets across the globe. Our fuel quality analysis and future projections are supported by SGS’s worldwide fuel surveys.