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Bhumjaithai Coalition Takes Shape As DPPA Scheme And Power Development Plan Sit In Limbo

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The Thai DPPA pilot has a 2 GW ceiling and was approved by regulators in 2024. It cannot launch until the National Energy Policy Council reconvenes under a sworn-in prime minister.
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From Loss To Profit: Grab Holdings Files 20-F Confirming Southeast Asia Superapp Milestone

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Financial services was Grab's fastest-growing segment in 2025, with revenue up 37 percent year-on-year.
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Bahlil Invites Japanese Industry To Jointly Manage Indonesia’s Mineral Wealth

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Indonesia's vast nickel, bauxite, and rare earth reserves are now formally open to Japanese industrial partnership.
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Laos’ 97 Percent Thai Fuel Dependence Exposed As Regional Energy Crisis Enters Third Week

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Vietnam stepped in with 50 million litres for Laos on March 21, covering roughly one-third of a normal monthly supply.
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Singapore And Malaysia Refinery Output Falls As Asia’s Complex Margin Hits Near Four-Year High

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ASEAN economic ministers gathered in Taguig on March 13 and formally warned that the Hormuz crisis is driving up freight, insurance, and logistics costs across the bloc.
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Myanmar’s Industrial Zones Run On Imported LNG While Residential Grid Remains Rationed

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The MT Dapeng Princess is the only tanker built for Yangon River's shallow draft, keeping Myanmar's factories online.
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Myanmar’s Industrial Zones Run On Imported LNG While Residential Grid Remains Rationed

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The MT Dapeng Princess is the only tanker built for Yangon River's shallow draft, keeping Myanmar's factories online.
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SGX CEO Loh Boon Chye Commits To Bond Futures Rollout Amid Regional Demand Surge

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SGX plans futures linked to sovereign bonds in Indonesia, Malaysia, the Philippines, Thailand, and India. US dollar-settled contracts targeting global institutional investors.
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New Bird Species Found In Japan For First Time In 45 Years

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Researchers noted the significance of the new species in ongoing wildlife studies.
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Timo Brand Survives As Kredivo Group Folds Vietnam’s First Digital Bank Into Its Regional Platform

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Timo's brand survives the acquisition as Kredivo integrates lending technology first, then card-based payment products, in phases.
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