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From 4,176 To 3,076: The Villages That Lost Solar Power In Indonesia

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PT PLN needs 40 million more tonnes of coal for 2026. The same week, a new index shows Indonesia's village-level solar is declining. The two data points belong in the same conversation.
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Masela To Moscow: The Full Scope Of Indonesia’s Hormuz Response

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Indonesia elevated its partnership with South Korea to Comprehensive Strategic level and agreed to a new Energy Resources Security Dialogue. LNG and coal are the resource anchor for Seoul.
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Vietnam’s Nhon Hoa Project Tests Whether PDP8 Investor Selection Can Outpace Grid Constraints

The Scroll Asia -
Vietnam's grid hit a single-day consumption record of one billion kilowatt-hours in March 2026, underscoring the urgency of new capacity.
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Petronas And The Strait: How Malaysia Secured What Sanctions Could Not Predict

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Neither Kuala Lumpur nor Tehran confirmed reports of an RM8 million per-vessel toll. Malaysia says all seven ships transit toll-free.
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From B40 To B50: Indonesia’s Biodiesel Escalation And The Race To End Diesel Imports

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Environmental groups flag that sustained biodiesel demand growth may incentivize palm plantation expansion with deforestation and EU market access risks.
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Between MOSTI And PETRA: How Malaysia Is Dividing The Labor Of Going Nuclear

The Scroll Asia -
Minister Chang was precise: nuclear will complement solar, hydro, and gas — not replace them — in Malaysia's long-term energy mix.
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FESSIA Outlines Five-Year Battery Storage Scaling Plan For Southeast Asia

The Scroll Asia -
FESSIA operates across industry, government, academia, and think tanks, positioning itself as the policy bridge the Southeast Asian storage sector currently lacks.
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Hormuz Crisis Accelerates Vietnam’s Nuclear Push

The Scroll Asia -
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.
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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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The Laos fuel crisis is a case study in cascading dependency: Hormuz closes, Thailand restricts exports, Laos runs dry. Cambodia and Myanmar face the same structural exposure.
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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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175 MoUs have been signed under the AZEC framework between Indonesia and Japan. The challenge, as both governments acknowledge, is translating signed agreements into commissioned generation capacity.
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