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Thailand’s Data Center Sector Waits On DPPA Rollout Frozen By Election Transition

Bhumjaithai's Sophon Saram was elected House Speaker on March 15 with 289 votes. The prime ministerial vote and cabinet formation are expected within days, unlocking the NEPC quorum needed for energy policy approvals.

Grab Holdings 2025 Annual Report Reveals USD 500 Million Buyback Alongside First Profitable Year

GXS Bank and GX Bank ended 2025 with USD 1.6 billion in combined customer deposits, a new record.

Vietnam’s Biofuel Plants Running Below Capacity When The Country Needs Them Most

Vietnam can produce about 40 percent of the ethanol needed for full E10 blending. The rest must be imported from non-Hormuz supply chains.

Southeast Asia’s Structural Refinery Exposure Amplifies Global Supply Shock Beyond Crude Price Headlines

Most Southeast Asian refineries are configured for Middle East medium-sour crude. They cannot easily switch grades, compressing diesel and jet fuel output simultaneously.

Myanmar Warns Against Diesel Hoarding As LNG Deliveries Sustain Industrial Zone Supply

Myanmar's daily power demand is 4,664 MW. Current generation covers roughly 3,600 MW. LNG fills a critical part of that gap.

Asian Bond Futures At SGX Signal Singapore’s Bid To Anchor Regional Rate Risk Management

Asian local currency bond markets exceeded US$25 trillion in 2024 with limited hedging tools. SGX's upcoming futures contracts aim to close that infrastructure gap.

Japan And Indonesia Expand Strategic Energy Partnership At IPEM 2026

Indonesia formalizes Japan as a strategic minerals partner, linking its resource wealth to clean energy development.

Japan And Indonesia Expand Strategic Energy Partnership At IPEM 2026

Indonesia formalizes Japan as a strategic minerals partner, linking its resource wealth to clean energy development.

How Landlocked Laos Became Southeast Asia’s Most Exposed Economy In The Hormuz Supply Shock

Laos is the Battery of Southeast Asia, exporting hydropower to Thailand. Yet it cannot refine a single litre of fuel for its own vehicles.

New Bird Species Found In Japan For First Time In 45 Years

The Tokara Islands continue to be an important area for ecological research.