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Indonesia Turns To Russia For Crude As Pertamina Tankers Sit Stranded In The Gulf

Two Pertamina tankers have been stranded in the Persian Gulf for weeks. Russia's Pacific ports offer an alternative route. That is the direct logic behind the Moscow deal.

Gia Lai’s 230 MW Nhon Hoa Approval Signals Acceleration Of Vietnam’s Onshore Renewable Pipeline

Vietnam's petroleum import bill surged 78 percent in Q1 2026. Domestic renewables are now an energy security imperative.

The Informal Architecture Of Hormuz Access And What It Means For Malaysian Energy Security

Malaysia's Hormuz access rests on decades of non-aligned diplomacy with Iran, including palm oil barter deals predating the current crisis.

IDR 48 Trillion In Projected Savings: The Fiscal Logic Behind Indonesia’s B50 Decision

Indonesia projects IDR 48 trillion in subsidy savings within six months of B50 launch, with annual fossil fuel displacement of 4 million kiloliters.

Chang Lih Kang Reaffirms Nuclear Complementarity Doctrine Amid Escalating Energy Emergency

The Hormuz closure has sharpened every energy security argument in Southeast Asia, giving Malaysia's nuclear deliberations new urgency in 2026.

Longer-Duration Storage Technology Still Years Away For Most ASEAN Markets

FESSIA was launched in late 2025 to bridge the gap between storage industry readiness and the policy frameworks Southeast Asian governments have yet to build.

Vietnam Targets 2031 Nuclear Commissioning Amid Fuel Emergency

Japan exited Ninh Thuan 2 in January over timeline concerns. France, South Korea, and the US are now reported to be competing for that contract.

From Tax Cuts To EV Mandates: Laos Deploys Multi-Layer Policy Response To March 2026 Fuel Supply Shock

Laos has ordered transport companies to ensure EVs make up at least 10% of their fleets by end-2026. A fuel crisis is accelerating a transition that incentives alone had not.

Indonesia Targets 500 MW Of Nuclear Power By 2033 As Japan Offers Technology Transfer And Export Credit Financing

Indonesia has harbored nuclear ambitions since the 1960s. A five-year MoC with Japan is a step forward, but the Nuclear Energy Program Implementation Organization has not yet been formally established. The path remains long.

The June Price Cliff: How A Three-Month Contract Lag Delivers A Second LNG Cost Wave To Asia

Most Asian LNG contracts are oil-indexed on a three-month lag. Crude hit USD 100-plus in early March. The second wave of cost pressure arrives in June.

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