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Haze, Heat, And Higher Bills: The Story Behind Malaysia’s Electricity Relief

Malaysia's electricity relief measure runs through December 2026, covering some of the year's priciest AFA months.

Thailand’s Energy Ministry Moves To Cap Data Center Growth

Three operators account for roughly 62 percent of Thailand's licensed data center electricity capacity so far.

Indonesia’s E20 Fuel Push Gains Cabinet-Level Backing

A faster ethanol rollout puts sugarcane, not cassava or corn, at the center of Indonesia's fuel strategy.

Asean’s USD27 Billion Interconnector Gap Meets A New Political Push

Wheeling charges, export licenses and tariffs differ by country. Harmonizing them is now a named regional priority.

Small Modular Reactors Enter Thailand’s Energy Security Conversation

As electricity demand rises, Thailand is formally studying whether small modular reactors belong in its energy future.

Laos Sends Power Abroad While Hospitals Rely On Generators

Southeast Asia's self-styled battery is discovering that exporting power and powering its own citizens are not the same challenge.

Thailand Power Development Plan 2026 Opens Door To Private Power

Thailand's previous power development plan was shelved in 2024 amid criticism and political change.

Malaysia Eyes 9 Gigawatts Of Gas Power As Data Centres Expand

Malaysia's Large Scale Solar 6 programme is set to add 2.5 gigawatts of solar-battery capacity from 2029.

Seoul Talks Signal Progress On Vietnam’s Second Nuclear Plant

As Rosatom builds toward Ninh Thuan 1, KEPCO positions itself for a role in Ninh Thuan 2.

Ministry Of Interior Weighs Expansion Of Thailand Solar Rights

The Finance Ministry is also weighing tax incentives for domestic solar panel makers as part of the broader subsidy package.

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