"Implementation of Euro 5 was set for 2025 previously, but we are pushing it forward, which also meets the deadlines for Japan and Hong Kong," Mr Siri said.

He hoped the process would lead to an increase in the local production of Euro-5-compliant petrol and diesel and reduce import burden and foreign exchange loss.

With Euro 5, the vehicles will be more expensive, and they will need more expensive fuel, but they will be much cleaner," he said. Luhut Binsar Pandjaitan said he would increase Indonesia's emission ...

MANILA, Philippines - Unioil Petroleum Philippines, one of the country’s most diverse and innovative petroleum companies, recently introduced its complete line of Euro 5-compliant fuels to the ...