This study provides a comprehensive exploration of the feasibility and potential benefits of utilizing bio-naphtha as an alternative olefins feedstock in Indonesia. Against the backdrop of increasing environmental concerns and the growing demand for sustainable practices in the petrochemical industry, bio-naphtha emerges as a promising alternative derived from renewable sources. The research encompasses the production process, economic viability, and environmental impact, offering valuable insights into the sustainable transition of olefins production in Indonesia.

Bio-naphtha, Olefins Feedstock, Sustainable Petrochemicals

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