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Yes. The Malaysian government has announced that it is moving from the current B10 biodiesel blend (10% palm-based biodiesel, 90% petroleum diesel) to B15 (15% biodiesel). The transition was initially planned to start with B12 before reaching B15, and implementation began in stages from 1 June 2026.
B15 means:
The government’s stated goals are to:
Most modern diesel vehicles are expected to be compatible with B15, but owners of older diesel vehicles should check their manufacturer’s recommendations. The rollout is being done gradually to avoid disruptions to fuel supply and logistics.
The government has also indicated that future increases to B20 and even higher blends may be considered, subject to infrastructure readiness and market conditions.
B15 means:
- B10 = 10% biodiesel + 90% diesel
- B15 = 15% biodiesel + 85% diesel
The government’s stated goals are to:
- Reduce dependence on imported diesel
- Improve energy security
- Increase domestic use of Malaysian palm oil
- Lower transport-sector carbon emissions
Most modern diesel vehicles are expected to be compatible with B15, but owners of older diesel vehicles should check their manufacturer’s recommendations. The rollout is being done gradually to avoid disruptions to fuel supply and logistics.
The government has also indicated that future increases to B20 and even higher blends may be considered, subject to infrastructure readiness and market conditions.