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Tenaga Nasional Advances LTMS Regional Energy Trade Framework

Malaysia's peninsular grid hit a record 21,049 MW peak demand in 2025, surpassing Energy Commission projections by more than 1,600 MW.

Thailand Frames LNG Crisis As An Accelerant For Solar Adoption

Thailand's draft 2026 Power Development Plan targets renewables above 50 percent of total generation capacity.

WindEnergy Hamburg Ventures Beyond Europe For First Time With Singapore Summit Debut

Singapore's TCOMS and Japan's FLOWRA have signed an MOU on floating offshore wind, combining marine engineering expertise with Japan's advanced research capabilities.

Prysmian Front-End Study Advances Asia’s Longest Planned Submarine Power Cable

Prysmian is expected to complete the front-end engineering design study for Asia's longest planned submarine interconnector in 2026.

OCK Group’s EI Power Subsidiary Targets Johor And Thailand

Malaysia's data center capacity is set to more than double to 2,055 MW by end-2026. EI Power supplies the power systems that keep these facilities running.

The Petroleum Security Gap: Why APSA Was Endorsed But Not Ready When The Crisis Hit

ASEAN needs USD 764 billion to build the Power Grid by 2045. ADB has committed USD 10 billion. The financing gap is the structural barrier behind the current energy crisis.

The Subsidy Trap: How Indonesia’s USD 70 Oil Assumption Is Now A Fiscal Liability

Indonesia is running a Russian crude deal and a B50 biodiesel program simultaneously, pursuing supply security on two fronts.

From 4,176 To 3,076: The Villages That Lost Solar Power In Indonesia

Celios and Greenpeace's Village Energy Transition Index: eastern Indonesia has the highest solar potential and the lowest transition readiness. Geography meets policy failure.

Masela To Moscow: The Full Scope Of Indonesia’s Hormuz Response

Indonesia's 2026 fuel subsidy budget assumed $70 per barrel crude. The market is at $102. Pertamina is absorbing the difference for now. The government budget will feel it next.

Vietnam’s Nhon Hoa Project Tests Whether PDP8 Investor Selection Can Outpace Grid Constraints

Coal still supplies 52.8 percent of Vietnam's grid. Projects like Nhon Hoa must scale fast to change that ratio.

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