This is the Public's Expected Policy in the Implementation of Euro 4 Fuel

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Nabilah Muhamad 13/02/2025 10:09 WIB

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A CORE Indonesia survey reveals that 74.4% of respondents agree with the Euro 4 fuel policy. Of these, 50.8% believe that government socialization regarding the policy is necessary.

Respondent Proportions Regarding Necessary Policies to Support the Euro 4 Fuel Discourse (September 2024)

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Respondent Proportions Regarding Necessary Policies to Support the Euro 4 Fuel Discourse (September 2024)

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A survey by the Center of Reform on Economics (CORE) Indonesia reveals that 74.4% of respondents are willing to accept price increases for higher-quality fuel oil (BBM) compliant with Euro 4 standards.

Euro 4 is an emission standard set by the European Union, requiring fuel with a sulfur content of 50 ppm (parts per million). Currently, only Pertamax Green 95 and Pertamax Turbo 98 in Indonesia meet the Euro 4 standard.

Among those who agree with the policy, 50.8% believe government socialization regarding the implementation of Euro 4 fuel is necessary.

Respondents also suggested supporting policies such as vehicle price subsidies (23.1%), vehicle tax incentives (7.4%), and trade-in programs for older vehicles (6.9%).

Other suggestions included policies aligning with restrictions on high-emission vehicles (4.1%), stricter emission testing (3.1%), and other miscellaneous policies (4.8%).

Furthermore, 53.6% of respondents prefer a phased implementation of the Euro 4 fuel policy, while 20.8% want immediate implementation.

Conversely, 17.3% of respondents oppose the policy, and 8.4% are undecided.

CORE Indonesia conducted the survey in December 2024, involving 394 respondents. The sample comprised 66% female and 34% male respondents.

By occupation, 24.9% of respondents work in the formal sector, 48.5% in the informal sector, and 26.7% are not working and not part of the workforce.

Editor : Erlina Fury Santika

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