Indonesia, Malaysia launch joint move to defend palm oil industry The Jakarta Post, Medan Indonesia and Malaysia have agreed to allocate 500,000 euro (about US$394,000) to pay the fees of a consultant or joint spokesman to counter campaigns launched by non-governmental organizations against palm oil production in the two countries.

Bio-Solar Marketing to be Extended Wednesday, 19 July, 2006 | 16:16 WIB TEMPO Interactive, Jakarta: PT Pertamina (Persero), the state oil and gas company, will extend its marketing of bio-solar (automotive diesel oil) in Jakarta. Hanung Budya, Pertamina’s Deputy Director of Commerce and Marketing, said that an additional 11 petrol stations will sell bio-solar. The building of those petrol stations, said Hanung, is targeted to be finished this week.

you could have a point. but i'm still putting all my cash into Pangandaran real estate.

Buy UNSP stocks! It is the Bakrie family plantations unit (regardless of what one thinks him and his ilk, 'business is business') and already has plans to build the largest bio-diesel factory in the world. It estimates that it can, by 2010-15, provide ALL diesel needs in RI, and still export 50% of its output to earn forex cash.