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Indonesia Surpasses April Renewable Target But Coal Remains King Of The Grid In 2026

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Indonesia beat its April 2026 renewable energy target while simultaneously advancing the world's first B50 biodiesel mandate. The country is accelerating on biofuels faster than on grid-connected clean power.
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Indonesia Targets Energy Sovereignty Through Solar, But Tariff Gaps Block Private Capital

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Solar and BESS now cost up to eight times less per kilowatt-hour than diesel generation in Indonesia.
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Singapore-IEA Training Programme Turns 10 With 160 Officials From 23 Countries Focused On Subsea Cables

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The ASEAN Submarine Power Cable Development Framework, endorsed in October 2025, addresses legal, technical, commercial, and governance dimensions of cross-border subsea links.
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Tenaga Nasional Advances LTMS Regional Energy Trade Framework

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Research houses maintained buy calls on TNB following Q1 FY2026 results, citing RP4 tariff stability and an expanding regulated asset base.
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Thailand Frames LNG Crisis As An Accelerant For Solar Adoption

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LNG prices in Asia hit USD 24 to 25 per MMBtu in March 2026. Thailand says solar is the structural remedy.
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WindEnergy Hamburg Ventures Beyond Europe For First Time With Singapore Summit Debut

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The Strait of Hormuz disruption has raised the strategic premium on domestically sourced renewable energy across Asia, giving offshore wind deployment added urgency beyond climate policy.
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Prysmian Front-End Study Advances Asia’s Longest Planned Submarine Power Cable

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The Sarawak-Singapore project represents Singapore's first large-scale round-the-clock renewable baseload import, powered by certified sustainable hydropower.
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OCK Group’s EI Power Subsidiary Targets Johor And Thailand

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EI Power's unbilled order book of RM 99.9 million provides earnings visibility through 2027, reflecting a contracted pipeline that predates its public listing by several quarters.
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The Petroleum Security Gap: Why APSA Was Endorsed But Not Ready When The Crisis Hit

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APAEC 2026-2030 calls for intra-ASEAN energy trade as a buffer against external shocks. The Hormuz crisis revealed how far that goal remains from operational reality across the region.
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The Subsidy Trap: How Indonesia’s USD 70 Oil Assumption Is Now A Fiscal Liability

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Russian crude bound for Indonesia will route through Pacific Far East terminals and the Strait of Malacca, bypassing Hormuz entirely.
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