jatoil’s vision

Jatoil’s vision is to be a major player in the production of socially, environmentally, and economically sustainable energy.

 

jatoil’s mission

Jatoil’s mission is to attract and funnel global capital into energy projects. Income is derived from joint venture activities that yield consulting fees, royalties and dividends from developing, proving and monetising energy technologies.

Jatoil is focussed initially on developing bio-feedstock and biofuel businesses in Asia and Oceania by cultivating the second generation crop, jatropha curcas. Jatoil is also examining opportunities to establish a portfolio of energy and technology investments that spread risk and offer attractive economic returns.

Jatoil believes that while fossil fuels and carbon costs will increase in the long- term, any energy business it develops needs to be robust and competitive over the medium-term to survive in volatile energy markets.

 

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Latest News

  • August 24, 2010

    Dozens of explosions of 3-kilogram LPG canisters have rocked Malang, East Java, causing anxiety among locals using them to fuel their gas stoves.

    Those determined not to spoil the broth have reverted to using kerosene stoves despite the fairly high price of this fuel, costing Rp 8,000 (S$1.20) per liter.

    Put off by the price of kerosene, the Do-It-Yourself Didik opted to use the seeds or kernels of jarak pagar, a type of castor-oil plant (also called Jatropha curcas L), as an alternative biofuel.

    Read more, follow the link

    Related article link - Waterland, Bosch & Siemens Home Appliance Group's Protos Stove to local communities

  • August 03, 2010

    National airline Garuda Indonesia is finalizing preparations to use biofuel in an attempt to reduce carbon dioxide emissions, a senior official said on Monday.

    “We are in the process of changing from avtur [aviation fuel] to biofuel. Not a single [domestic] airline has done it yet. We will be implementing this plan in stages and it will not necessarily be achieved within this year,” Garuda commissioner Wendy Aritonang said.

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  • August 02, 2010

    British Airways and Continental Airlines are in the process of testing jet fuels made from plants. The biofuels made from flora, such as camelina and jatropha, are being trialled by the Boeing Corporation along with a number of airlines.

    Jatropha seeds can be used to make biodiesel as they are 40 per cent oil...

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  • July 22, 2010

    Jatoil has officially launched its new joint venture in Indonesia and shipped the first commercial supply of crude jatropha oil to the airline industry.

    A ceremony was held on 7 July 2010 in Semarang.  In attendance were Phil Hodgson - Chief Executive Officer, Jatoil Limited; Drs William Nolton - Managing Director, Waterland Group; Bupati - Regency; Perum Perhutani - State Owned Forest Enterprise, senior officials; and senior members of the local farmers groups.

    Central Java ‘In The News’ (Jawa Tengah Dalam Berita) broadcast the event.  Please follow the link You Tube to view the broadcast.

  • July 09, 2010

    Renewable energy company Jatoil has made the first sale of a commercial quantity of crude jatropha oil.

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