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FESSIA Outlines Five-Year Battery Storage Scaling Plan For Southeast Asia

FESSIA operates across industry, government, academia, and think tanks, positioning itself as the policy bridge the Southeast Asian storage sector currently lacks.

Hormuz Crisis Accelerates Vietnam’s Nuclear Push

Russia signed two energy deals with Vietnam in Moscow on March 23: the Ninh Thuan 1 nuclear framework and a preliminary LNG supply contract through Novatek.

How The Middle East War Is Grounding Vietnam’s Airline Ambitions For 2026

Vietnam's jet fuel crisis is a downstream consequence of the Strait of Hormuz closure, showing how quickly supply chain exposure becomes operational disruption.

Japan Trains Foreign Workers For Railway Maintenance

Authorities highlighted the importance of skilled labor in ensuring efficient railway operations.

HSBC CFO Names KYC, Transaction Monitoring, And Customer Service As AI Targets

HSBC shares dropped 2.2% in Hong Kong trading on March 19 after the Bloomberg workforce review report was published.

HLB Islamic Integrates Zakat And Waqf Into Mobile App In Digital Islamic Banking Push

Zakat, Sadaqah, and Waqf services are now embedded directly into the HLB Connect app, removing the need for separate platforms to fulfill Islamic financial obligations.

Direct Power Purchase Agreement Pilot Clears Political Hurdle As Anutin Moves To Secure Premiership

Vietnam approved its revised PDP8 in April 2025 and is actively attracting data center and clean energy investment. Thailand's equivalent plan remains unfinished, a gap its own industry has flagged as a competitive liability.

Malaysia Anchors Grab Holdings Revenue At USD 1 Billion For Fourth Straight Year

Malaysia contributed over USD 1 billion to Grab revenue in 2025, its fourth consecutive year as top market.

PM Chinh’s Directive No. 09 Links EV Charging Infrastructure To Immediate Fuel Crisis Response

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 Import Delays Push Singapore Corporates Toward Domestic Distributed Generation

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.