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Indonesia’s 100 GW Solar And BESS Plan Advances As Middle East Crisis Exposes Diesel Dependency

5,700 Indonesian villages remain without electricity. The 100 GW solar program aims to change that.

Singapore And IEA Mark 10 Years Of Regional Energy Training As ASEAN Power Grid Gains New Urgency

The ASEAN Power Grid Financing Initiative, launched with multilateral development bank collaboration in 2025, targets the capital mobilization gap blocking interconnector buildout.

Tenaga Nasional Berhad Posts RM1.1 Billion In Q1 FY2026 Earnings

TNB invested RM15.7 billion in capital expenditure in 2025, with RM12 billion directed at grid modernisation to support rising digital demand.

Thailand Energy Official Declares Solar Power The Primary Vehicle For The Nation’s Clean Energy Transition

Energy Minister Akanat Promphan signals a wholesale solar tariff review, creating uncertainty for established producers like SPCG Plc.

Singapore Hosts Inaugural RECHARGE Wind Power Summit Asia-Pacific 2026

Seatrium is on track to deliver over 16 GW of offshore substation capacity globally, demonstrating how Singapore's oil-and-gas engineering legacy is being redirected toward offshore wind.

Sarawak Energy Berhad Advances 1GW Power Export

Sembcorp holds 2.2GW in Singapore import approvals, including 1GW from Sarawak and 1.2GW from Vietnam, toward Singapore's 6GW target by 2035.

EI Power Berhad Enters Bursa Malaysia With Oversubscribed IPO

EI Power holds a G7 contractor qualification and Tier IV certification, placing it at the highest tier of Malaysia's mission-critical power engineering market.

ASEAN’s Energy Blueprint Faces First Real Test

Civilian Nuclear Energy is one of APAEC 2026-2030's seven programme areas. Vietnam's Ninh Thuan 1 deal and nuclear interest from Malaysia, the Philippines, and Singapore are now directly aligned with that mandate.

Indonesia Locks In 150 Million Barrels Of Russian Crude

Indonesia cut preferential fuel import tariffs effective May 1, expanding sourcing flexibility as Russian crude deliveries begin phasing in.

Fossil Fuel Subsidies And High Costs Drive Decline In Household Solar Across Indonesia’s Villages

Solar panels in Indonesian coastal villages corrode and break. Without a maintenance fund, gains disappear faster than new ones are added. A policy gap, not a technology gap.

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