Indonesia needs to learn best practices from the other countries on biofuel policies regarding biofuel governance and commerce. Experiences from other countries show that biofuel can be utilized as a source of renewable energy. This working paper examines four important aspects that can be learned by Indonesia to enhance its biofuel governance and commerce: (1) Institutional Aspects (2) Sustainable Feedstock (3) Social and Economic Inclusion, (4) Avoiding the Competition Between Food and Energy Sources in Palm Oil Industry.
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