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Vietnam Draws On Stabilization Fund To Soften Fuel Cost Surge

Vietnam's Ministry of Industry and Trade drew on the Price Stabilization Fund rather than replenishing it this cycle.

Laos And Myanmar Deepen Energy Ties With Hydropower Feasibility Agreement

Laos and Myanmar are studying a hydropower project along roughly 234 kilometers of shared Mekong River border, with results expected within about three years.

Malaysia’s Automatic Fuel Adjustment Mechanism, Explained

About 85% of Malaysian households using 600 kWh or less monthly remain exempt from the AFA surcharge, TNB says.

PLN Eyes Clean Transport Role For Surplus Hydrogen

PLN and Pertamina are discussing a domestic hydrogen supply chain built partly on PLN's surplus generator-cooling hydrogen.

Vietnam’s Nuclear Revival Reaches A New Administrative Milestone

Splitting Ninh Thuan into three components is meant to speed up land clearance, financing, and accountability.

Laos And Thailand Ministers Tour Luang Prabang Hydropower Construction

One of Laos' largest energy infrastructure projects is nearing three-quarters completion on the Mekong River.

Malaysia Ties Large-Scale Solar Quota To Battery Storage Mandate

Malaysia's Energy Ministry projects RM13-15 billion in investment from the LSS6 solar and storage tender.

A 30-Year Power Deal Anchors Pertamina’s Waste-To-Energy Push

Indonesia's push to convert urban waste into electricity reaches Yogyakarta with a new 30-megawatt Pertamina project.

PLN Commits To Buying Power From New Waste-To-Energy Plants

Indonesia produces over 140,000 tons of waste daily, and the government is betting on streamlined rules to convert more of it to power.

Shizuoka Gas Secures Malaysian LNG Through Next Decade

Petronas and Shizuoka Gas mark 30 years of LNG trade with a new supply agreement running from 2032 to 2039.

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