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Petronas And The Strait: How Malaysia Secured What Sanctions Could Not Predict

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Iran's ambassador confirmed the remaining six Malaysian ships will clear Hormuz one by one, in stages, with no timeline given.
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From B40 To B50: Indonesia’s Biodiesel Escalation And The Race To End Diesel Imports

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PT Pertamina has confirmed readiness to begin blending on July 1. B50 trials on trains, ships, trucks, and heavy equipment are nearly complete.
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Malaysia’s SMR Deliberations Enter New Phase As Regional Neighbors Close In On Concrete Projects

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Six technical task forces across MOSTI and PETRA are building Malaysia's legal, regulatory, and talent foundations before any nuclear deployment decision.
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FESSIA Outlines Five-Year Battery Storage Scaling Plan For Southeast Asia

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Without revenue certainty, market access rules, and regulatory clarity, investment in large-scale battery storage across Southeast Asia remains limited despite growing grid need.
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Hormuz Crisis Accelerates Vietnam’s Nuclear Push

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With Vietnamese diesel prices up 70 percent since the Hormuz closure, Hanoi's nuclear deal with Russia reflects how energy crises reshape long-term power planning.
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Lao Government Commits LAK 300–600 Billion From Fuel Fund As Diesel Prices Surge 50 Percent In Six Days

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Laos recorded the world's second-highest premium petrol price increase in the first week of March 2026, according to Global Petrol Prices. The Hormuz disruption hit hardest where buffers were thinnest.
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Japan’s JGC Corporation Deepens Role In Indonesia’s West Kalimantan SMR Program Under Expanded Bilateral Framework

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Indonesia holds 43% of the world's nickel reserves. Japan needs those minerals for batteries and clean tech. The critical minerals pillar of this MoC links resource endowment directly to energy transition supply chains.
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Wood Mackenzie Projects Northeast Asian LNG Demand To Fall 4–5 Million Tonnes Through Q3 2026

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Mae Moh Power Station in Lampang—Thailand's largest coal plant—is running at full capacity. Its fuel is domestic lignite. The Hormuz closure cannot touch it.
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Asia-Oceania Members Get First Access As IEA Sequences Historic Oil Reserve Deployment

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Asia-Oceania IEA members are releasing reserves immediately. Southeast Asia has no IEA members—the region buys what it can on the open market.
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Prime Energy’s Malampaya East-1 Discovery Adds Weight To PAP’s Indigenous Gas Push

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Republic Act 12120's VAT exemption for indigenous natural gas is drawing renewed scrutiny as the Philippines seeks consumer relief without waiting for structural market reform.
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