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    "data": {
        "id": 1651258,
        "msgid": "maximum-limit-for-purchasing-subsidised-fuel-from-1-april-2026-rules-and-details-1775109052",
        "date": "2026-04-02 11:56:25",
        "title": "Maximum Limit for Purchasing Subsidised Fuel from 1 April 2026: Rules and Details",
        "author": "Mela Arnani",
        "source": "KOMPAS",
        "tags": "",
        "topic": "Regulation",
        "summary": "The Indonesian government has introduced new regulations effective 1 April 2026, limiting subsidised fuel purchases to a maximum of 50 litres per day for private four-wheeled vehicles at fuel stations, while exempting public transport like buses and trucks due to their higher operational needs. This policy aims to ensure more targeted energy distribution, promote efficient usage, and maintain stable supplies amid global dynamics, with Pertamina confirming no price changes for either subsidised or non-subsidised fuels. The measure is part of broader efforts to optimise fuel consumption without excessive use.",
        "content": "<p>The government has officially implemented new regulations regarding\nthe maximum limit for purchasing subsidised fuel starting 1 April 2026.\nThis policy has drawn attention because it not only regulates\ndistribution but also restricts the amount of subsidised fuel that can\nbe purchased at fuel stations. On the other hand, fuel prices effective\n1 April 2026 sold by PT Pertamina (Persero) are confirmed to remain\nunchanged, for both subsidised and non-subsidised types. This\ncombination of policies is expected to keep energy distribution on\ntarget while ensuring supplies remain secure amid global dynamics. The\ngovernment has stipulated that private four-wheeled vehicles are only\npermitted to purchase subsidised fuel up to a maximum of 50 litres per\nday per vehicle. Meanwhile, public transport vehicles such as buses and\ntrucks receive more leeway due to their greater operational needs. \u201cThe\n50-litre limit applies to private cars. It does not apply to trucks or\nbuses because their needs are greater,\u201d said Bahlil during an online\npress conference from Seoul, South Korea, on Tuesday (31\/3\/2026). The\nsubsidised fuel purchase limit policy is also part of the government\u2019s\nefforts to encourage more efficient and non-excessive energy use.<\/p>",
        "url": "https:\/\/jawawa.id\/newsitem\/maximum-limit-for-purchasing-subsidised-fuel-from-1-april-2026-rules-and-details-1775109052",
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    "sponsor": "Okusi Associates",
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