In order to expedite the development of bioethanol, the Indonesian government is aiming to make use of around two million hectares of sugarcane plantation in Papua region. "Our plan is to use corn, sugarcane, or even seaweed (for making bioethanol). We have plenty of options," Coordinating Minister for Maritime Affairs and Investment Luhut Pandjaitan stated as quoted by Indonesian news agency (ANTARA). The Indonesian Government has formed the Task Force ...