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Submarine Cable Rules Take Center Stage In Asean Grid Push

Jeffrey Siow says the Asean Power Grid isn't short on investors, it's short on aligned rules across eleven countries.

Thailand Takes First Formal Step Toward Nuclear Power Assessment

EGAT and USTDA will assess sites, costs, and regulatory needs for small modular reactors under a new feasibility study.

Laos Hydropower Revenue Grows As Blackouts Persist Nationwide

A new report finds Laos's electricity output has fallen short of both domestic demand and export contracts during dry seasons.

Thailand Power Development Plan Doubles Down On Renewable Ambition

A new draft power plan could end EGAT's decades-long role as Thailand's sole electricity buyer.

Energy Commission Of Malaysia Flags Data Centre Strain On Peninsular Grid

The Energy Commission of Malaysia says hotter weather, not just new facilities, is driving data centre power consumption higher.

Two Reactors, Two Partners: Vietnam’s Split Nuclear Strategy Takes Shape

Vietnam's nuclear revival now has two tracks. Russia's Rosatom leads Ninh Thuan 1, while Ninh Thuan 2 remains open.

Thailand Solar Subsidy Program Targets One Million Households

Deputy PM Ekniti Nitithanprapas says households can sell excess solar power back to EGAT for up to 30 years under the new program.

Petronas Partners With Iraya Energies On AI Upgrade

The agreement with Iraya Energies aims to speed up Malaysia's upstream investment decisions.

Vietnam Electricity Group Signals Shift In Tariff Structure

Vietnam's single-rate electricity tariff may soon give way to a capacity-based pricing model.

Founder Energy Enters Bidding For Malaysia’s LSS6 Programme

LSS6 pairs 2,500 MW of solar capacity with 1,250 MW of mandatory battery storage for the first time.

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