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

Asia Pacific Telegraph -
The Diplomat called it an energy playbook. The Jakarta Post called it a strategy that predated the crisis. Both agree: Prabowo’s circuit was not improvised, even if Hormuz made it feel that way.
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Gia Lai’s 230 MW Nhon Hoa Approval Signals Acceleration Of Vietnam’s Onshore Renewable Pipeline

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Gia Lai’s Nhon Hoa approval comes as Middle East disruptions raise the economic case for onshore solar and wind across Vietnam.
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The Informal Architecture Of Hormuz Access And What It Means For Malaysian Energy Security

Asia Pacific Telegraph -
Malaysia’s nearly one million barrel-per-day refining capacity gives it a downstream buffer most ASEAN neighbors lack during the Hormuz crisis.
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IDR 48 Trillion In Projected Savings: The Fiscal Logic Behind Indonesia’s B50 Decision

Asia Pacific Telegraph -
Indonesia’s biodiesel program saved an estimated USD 40.7 billion in foreign exchange between 2020 and 2025. B50 is projected to add USD 10.84 billion in 2026 alone.
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Malaysia’s SMR Deliberations Enter New Phase As Regional Neighbors Close In On Concrete Projects

Asia Pacific Telegraph -
Malaysia’s amended Atomic Energy Licensing Act, in force since December 2025, extended licensing requirements across the full nuclear value chain.
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Longer-Duration Storage Technology Still Years Away For Most ASEAN Markets

Asia Pacific Telegraph -
Southeast Asia's clean energy ambitions are approaching a grid-side constraint. FESSIA's work aims to ensure storage policy keeps pace with solar and wind deployment.
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Vietnam Targets 2031 Nuclear Commissioning Amid Fuel Emergency

Asia Pacific Telegraph -
Southeast Asia's nuclear pipeline is growing. Vietnam, the Philippines, Singapore, and Indonesia are each advancing nuclear cooperation or feasibility frameworks in 2026.
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From Tax Cuts To EV Mandates: Laos Deploys Multi-Layer Policy Response To March 2026 Fuel Supply Shock

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Laos entered March 2026 with inflation already at 6.2% and limited foreign reserves. A 50% diesel price surge in six days tests the outer limits of subsidy-based price stabilization.
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Indonesia Targets 500 MW Of Nuclear Power By 2033 As Japan Offers Technology Transfer And Export Credit Financing

Asia Pacific Telegraph -
The Legok Nangka waste-to-energy plant and Sarulla geothermal project remain active under AZEC. The March 15 MoC adds nuclear to a bilateral energy agenda that already spans geothermal, LNG, coal, and critical minerals.
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The June Price Cliff: How A Three-Month Contract Lag Delivers A Second LNG Cost Wave To Asia

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Sam Reynolds of IEEFA: repeated shocks "refute the case for relying on imported fossil fuels." The argument for domestic renewables has never been easier to make—or harder to fund quickly enough.
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