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PLN Procurement Criticism Shadows Presidential Launch

Indonesia's renewable energy share hit 17.89 percent in April 2026, already surpassing its full-year target for the year.

Indonesia Revives B50 After January Delay As Hormuz Disruption Reshapes Diesel Economics

PT Kereta Api Indonesia has been conducting B50 locomotive trials since April 2026, continuing a structured biodiesel progression that began with B0 in 2017 and has advanced sequentially ever since.

Rosatom And US Vendors In Parallel Engagement As Malaysia Keeps Nuclear Technology Options Open

Malaysia has signed a civil nuclear MoU with the US and a non-disclosure agreement with Rosatom, keeping multiple vendor pathways open as its NEPIO programme advances.

Laos-Japan Comprehensive Strategic Partnership Targets Clean Energy And Mining In June Summit

Japan's J-POWER and Hazama Ando entered the Lao hydropower sector in April 2026 through a stake in the 770 MW Pak Lay Mekong run-of-river project, their first investment in the country.

Rosatom Secures Laos Nuclear Framework As ASEAN Vendor Competition Intensifies

The Laos nuclear deal follows Rosatom agreements with Vietnam, Myanmar, and Thailand, extending the corporation's Southeast Asian engagement to a sixth country.

Indonesia Fields Russian, American, And Japanese Nuclear Overtures Simultaneously

The ADB lifted its nuclear financing ban in 2025. That changes what project structures are available to Vietnam, Indonesia, and the Philippines as they advance reactor programs.

Envision Energy Brings AI Operations Platform To Monsoon Wind Expansion In Laos

The 600 MW Monsoon Wind farm exports power to Vietnam under a 25-year PPA. The new partnership adds solar, storage, and an AI operations platform.

HiTHIUM Launches 8-Hour BESS And Secures Vietnam Foothold At SNEC 2026

The gap between Vietnam's BESS target and its installed base is one of Asia's largest. Commercial entry is beginning.

TNB And PetGas Form Joint Venture For Perak Gas Infrastructure

Data centre growth and coal retirements are accelerating Peninsular Malaysia's gas-to-power demand beyond existing terminal capacity.

Behind The Headline: What Indonesia’s 17.89 Percent Renewable Mix Figure Actually Measures

The JETP promised USD 21.4 billion to accelerate Indonesia's coal retirement. Less than 15 percent has been approved. Coal capacity under consideration for early shutdown has dropped from 5 GW to 1.6 GW.

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