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Vietnam's Dung Quat refinery expects its first 60,000-tonne ethanol batch by end of March as the crisis compresses biofuel timelines.

Cross-border low-carbon electricity imports for Singapore remain tied up in multi-jurisdiction licensing. Until those supply chains mature, domestically aggregated rooftop solar is the only scalable alternative corporates can contract today.

Myanmar's LNG-to-power program collapsed after the 2021 coup. Four years later, the same infrastructure is running again.

SGX posted its highest half-year profit since its 2000 IPO. The Asian bond futures launch adds a new fixed income dimension to its multi-asset growth strategy.

Japan deepens its energy cooperation footprint in Southeast Asia with a new bilateral pact signed in Tokyo.

As of March 21, only 144 of 255 petrol stations in Vientiane Capital remained open, three weeks into the regional fuel crisis.

As of March 21, only 144 of 255 petrol stations in Vientiane Capital remained open, three weeks into the regional fuel crisis.

Singapore and Malaysia refineries cut output as feedstock ran short. The Singapore complex refining margin surged to approximately USD 30 per barrel, near a four-year high.

The new species adds to scientific understanding of Japan’s avian biodiversity.

The Kredivo-Timo deal closed months before public disclosure, with valuation, regulatory approvals, and user figures still undisclosed.