Indonesia reports B50 at 94% of fuel stations while strengthening specifications and vehicle monitoring
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English editorial record · renofaro
Key points
- Indonesia’s energy ministry reported that B50 had reached 6,050 of 6,412 fuel stations by mid-September, with 76 of 104 delivery terminals supplying it and 28 still transitioning from B40.
- The ministry describes tighter water-content and oxidation-stability requirements and planned monitoring of vehicles up to 100,000 kilometres.
- These are the 15 September report’s status and planned tests, not proof that every terminal has since completed transition.
Summary
Indonesia’s energy ministry reported that B50 had reached 6,050 of 6,412 fuel stations by mid-September, with 76 of 104 delivery terminals supplying it and 28 still transitioning from B40. The ministry describes tighter water-content and oxidation-stability requirements and planned monitoring of vehicles up to 100,000 kilometres. These are the 15 September report’s status and planned tests, not proof that every terminal has since completed transition.
Why it matters
Provides official rollout and terminal-transition figures plus concrete technical implementation work.
Original source title
Kawal Implementasi B50, Kementerian ESDM Perkuat Uji Teknis dan Dialog dengan Industri Otomotif
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