Around 9,000 Kiloliters of Subsidized Fuel Went to the Wrong Recipients in 2021

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Reza Pahlevi 24/06/2022 11:50 WIB

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The Upstream Oil and Gas Regulatory Agency (BPH Migas) reported a correction of 9,033.78 kiloliters (kl) for certain types of subsidized fuel oil (JBT) in 2021.

Correction of Subsidized Fuel Oil Distribution by Transportation Sector (2021)

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Correction of Subsidized Fuel Oil Distribution by Transportation Sector (2021)

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The Upstream Oil and Gas Regulatory Agency (BPH Migas) reported a correction of 9,033.78 kiloliters (kl) of subsidized fuel types (JBT) in 2021.

This correction was made after the discovery of misappropriation or incorrect distribution throughout the previous year. The corrected fuel is no longer recognized as JBT or subsidized fuel.

BPH Migas recorded the total value of the corrected fuel at Rp85.82 billion. This correction value was included in the JBT subsidy proposal submitted to the Ministry of Finance (Kemenkeu) to be reallocated as general fuel (JBU).

BPH Migas data shows that the most significant JBT distribution irregularities occurred in rail transport, with a corrected quantity of 6,642.32 kl.

Further JBT corrections were made for land transport (1,739.26 kl), sea transport (572.2 kl), and fisheries (80 kl).

BPH Migas imposed sanctions on those involved in the misappropriation, including the termination of subsidies. Operational sanctions were also applied to gas stations (SPBU) depending on the severity of the offense.

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