Senin, Agustus 7, 2023

Guidelines for the Handling and Storage of Diesel Engine Biofuel with Maximum 40% Content Levels Introduced

Following the planned adjustment of the percentage for the gradual utilization of biofuel (Bahan Bakar Nabati/BBN) in the form of biodiesel as part of the diesel fuel mixture ("Biofuel") from 35% - 40% across the diesel-engine sector, the Director-General of New, Renewable Energy and Energy Conservation at the Ministry of Energy and Mineral Resources ("Director-General") has decided to issue a set of guidelines that specifically address the handling and storage of Biofuel of a maximum 40% content level for diesel engines ("Guidelines") through the issuance of Decree No. 107.K/EK.05/DJE/2023 ("Decree 107/2023"), which has been in force since 17 July 2023.
The Guidelines themselves are comprehensively outlined under the Appendix to Decree 107/2023 and should be utilized as a reference by all parties that manufacture, mix and distribute the above-mentioned 40% Biofuel, as well as by users and the general public, whenever relevant activities that utilize said diesel-engine purposed Biofuel are carried out.
At their core, the abovementioned Guidelines address the following technical provisions: 1) Definition and scope of biodiesel (B100), bio-hydrocarbon diesel (D100), diesel fuel (B0) and 40% maximum content mixes (collectively referred to as "Diesel Fuels"); 2) Nature and characteristics of Diesel Fuels, along with the applicable handling and storage processes; 3) Standards and specifications of Diesel Fuels utilized by diesel engine powered vehicles across Indonesia; 4) Procedures for the handling and storage of Diesel Fuels in accordance with their Biofuel natures and characteristics; 5) Required field operation competencies for the handling and storage of Diesel Fuels; and 6) Measures that should be carried out during emergencies (e.g. oil spills or water contamination)

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Following the planned adjustment of the percentage for the gradual utilization of biofuel (Bahan Bakar Nabati/BBN) in the form of biodiesel as part of the diesel fuel mixture ("Biofuel") from 35% - 40% across the diesel-engine sector, the Director-General of New, Renewable Energy and Energy Conservation at the Ministry of Energy and Mineral Resources ("Director-General") has decided to issue a set of guidelines that specifically address the handling and storage of Biofuel of a maximum 40% content level for diesel engines ("Guidelines") through the issuance of Decree No. 107.K/EK.05/DJE/2023 ("Decree 107/2023"), which has been in force since 17 July 2023.
The Guidelines themselves are comprehensively outlined under the Appendix to Decree 107/2023 and should be utilized as a reference by all parties that manufacture, mix and distribute the above-mentioned 40% Biofuel, as well as by users and the general public, whenever relevant activities that utilize said diesel-engine purposed Biofuel are carried out.
At their core, the abovementioned Guidelines address the following technical provisions: 1) Definition and scope of biodiesel (B100), bio-hydrocarbon diesel (D100), diesel fuel (B0) and 40% maximum content mixes (collectively referred to as "Diesel Fuels"); 2) Nature and characteristics of Diesel Fuels, along with the applicable handling and storage processes; 3) Standards and specifications of Diesel Fuels utilized by diesel engine powered vehicles across Indonesia; 4) Procedures for the handling and storage of Diesel Fuels in accordance with their Biofuel natures and characteristics; 5) Required field operation competencies for the handling and storage of Diesel Fuels; and 6) Measures that should be carried out during emergencies (e.g. oil spills or water contamination)

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