As of May, more than 50% of Pertalite has already been distributed.

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Reza Pahlevi 09/06/2022 10:50 WIB

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The Upstream Oil and Gas Regulatory Agency (BPH Migas) revealed that the realization of Pertalite distribution reached 11.69 million kiloliters (kl) in January-May 2022.

Distribution of Subsidized Fuel: Pertalite, Solar, and Kerosene (January-May 2022)

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As of May, more than 50% of Pertalite has already been distributed.

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Distribution of Subsidized Fuel: Pertalite, Solar, and Kerosene (January-May 2022)

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The Upstream Oil and Gas Regulatory Agency (BPH Migas) revealed that the realization of Pertalite fuel oil (BBM) distribution reached 11.69 million kiloliters (kl) in January-May 2022. This realization has reached 50.74% of the quota of 23.04 million kl this year.

This year, the government has designated Pertalite as a special assignment fuel type (JBKP). This means that Pertalite is now a subsidized fuel, like diesel and kerosene.

Meanwhile, the distribution of diesel has reached 6.76 million kl in the same period. This distribution covers 44.77% of the quota of 15.1 million kl.

Finally, the distribution of kerosene has reached 0.2 million kl or 41.67% of the quota. This year, the quota for subsidized kerosene distribution is set at 0.48 million kl.

The government will add energy subsidies and compensation of Rp355 trillion. This subsidy increase is due to the soaring global oil prices.

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