ICCT lays out policy suggestions for Indonesia as alternatives to palm oil biodiesel

In the UK, the International Council on Clean Transport has published a new briefing provides an overview of many of the biofuel production pathway options that are likely to be of interest to Indonesian policymakers, and each is detailed in the table below. The authors additionally summarize the current state of development of the various biofuels in Indonesia. While there are growing biodiesel, conventional bioethanol, and biogas (through anaerobic digestion) industries, the hydroprocessing and gasification pathways are in the early stage of development, and the cellulosic ethanol discussion is just beginning.