The Indonesian government will tighten control on sales of subsidized fuels by introducing a new subsidy provision scheme, the Jakarta Post quoted an official as saying on Thursday. Evita H. Legowo, the director general for oil and gas at the Energy and Mineral Resources Ministry, said that stricter control on the sale of subsidized fuels was needed to ensure that government spending on the subsidy would not exceed the allocated amount. The volume of subsidized fuel allocated in the 2010 state budget is limited to 36.5 million kiloliters, but downstream oil and gas regulator BPH MIGAS estimates that actual consumption could reach 40.1 million kiloliters this year. 'Therefore, we must start to tighten the control on sales and the use of subsidized fuels this year so that consumption will not exceed the quota,' said Evita. According to the government's roadmap on subsidy policy, the administration will introduce new fuel subsidy schemes in 2011 as part of an integrated program to phase out the fuel subsidies. 