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Saturday 12-24-2022, 06:28 WIB
Before Nataru, regular supply of BBM and LPG is Pertamina’s goal.–
JAKARTA, JAMBIEKSPRES.CO.ID– Prices for unsubsidized fuel are adjusted from 1 December 2022.
Unsubsidized fuels that Pertamina has ramped up include Dextile, Pertamax Dex, and Pertamax Turbo.
In addition to the increase in fuel prices, especially of unsubsidised fuel, it appears that there are new rules relating to fuel as of 2023. Also regarding CNG fuel replacing the role of Pertalite BBM
At the end of the following article, the new rules relating to fuels whose sale is prohibited in 2023 and to methane are explained.
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The unsubsidized fuel that experienced the largest price increase at this time was Pertamax Turbo fuel.
Currently, the price of Pertamax Turbo has increased by IDR 900 per litre, from IDR 14,300 per liter to IDR 15,200 per litre.
Pertamax Dex also saw a rather steep price increase of IDR 250 per liter from the previous IDR 18,550 to IDR 18,800 per litre.
Meanwhile, the price of Pertamine Dex has increased by IDR 300 per liter from the previous IDR 18,000 to IDR 18,300 per liter.
Unlike unsubsidised fuel, the price of subsidized fuel such as Pertalite and Solar is still the same today and applies one price across Indonesia.
Pertalite price is still Rp. 10,000 per liter after being raised from Rp. 7,650 per litre. Meanwhile, diesel costs IDR 6,800 per litre.
The increase in fuel prices complies with Pertamina’s statement on the evening of Wednesday November 30, 2022.
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