Concerns over energy security, volatile fuel prices and rising greenhouse gas emissions encourage many countries to develop biofuels - Indonesia, the world's largest crude palm oil producer, is one such country. In this presentation, CIFOR scientist Heru Komarudin gives an overview of biofuel development in Indonesia, highlighting some findings from the EC Bioenergy and CAPRi project (www.cifor.org/bioenergy/). He discusses some challenges facing Indonesia's involvement in biofuels and ends with some recommendations relevant to policy makers and investors. Heru gave this presentation as part of the 'Global biofuel program in developing and developed countries' session at the second Annual World Congress of Bioenergy: Renewable Energy for Sustainability, held in Xi'an, China on 25-28 April 2012.
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