(EnergyAsia, June 1) — The Indonesian government said it plans to start building four new biodiesel plants this year as part of its strategy to boost alternative energy. The projects costing a total of Rp300 billion will be located in Kalimantan and Sumatra and are in the country. (US$1=Rp9,300).   The government said it aims…

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