Indonesia Raises Pertamax Fuel Prices
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Indonesia's state energy company, Pertamina, has raised the prices of non-subsidized Pertamax and Pertamax Green fuels due to rising global crude oil prices and a weakening rupiah. This price hike is expected to push consumers towards cheaper subsidized fuel like Pertalite, potentially straining the national energy subsidy budget.
As Pertamax Hits IDR 16,250 Per Liter, How Much Can Electric Cars Save? Calculations Underway
- Rising fuel prices in Indonesia are prompting comparisons between the operational costs of electric cars and gasoline-powered vehicles. - With Pertamax fuel priced at IDR 16,250 per liter, calculations are being made to determine the cost-effectiveness of electric vehicles. - The analysis aims to provide clarity on the financial benefits of switching to electric mobility amidst fluctuating fuel …
Bandung Mayor urges civil servants to carpool amid rising fuel prices
- Bandung Mayor M. Farhan advised city civil servants to reduce private vehicle use due to rising non-subsidized fuel prices. - Suggestions include carpooling or "nebeng" (sharing rides) to commute to…
Pertamina Raises Pertamax Fuel Prices Amid Global Market Increases
- Pertamina Patra Niaga has raised the price of non-subsidized Pertamax (RON 92) fuel from Rp12,300 to Rp16,250 per liter and Pertamax Green 95 from Rp12,900 to Rp17,000 per liter. - The global market…
Pertamina Has No Choice But to Raise Pertamax Prices
- PT Pertamina has raised the price of Pertamax fuel from Rp12,300 to Rp16,250 per liter due to rising global crude oil prices and a weakening rupiah. - The price of Pertamax Green 95 also increased f…