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Laos Moves Toward Nuclear Power With Binding Rosatom Agreement In Moscow

Rosatom's June 2026 agreement with Laos is the corporation's most substantive legal instrument in the country after a decade of memoranda and roadmaps.

Rosatom, GE Vernova, And Hitachi Compete For Southeast Asia’s Nuclear Market

Russia signed the Ninh Thuan 1 framework with Vietnam in March. Rosatom met Indonesia's president in May. The pipeline is no longer theoretical.

After Asia’s First Cross-Border Wind Farm, IES And Envision Eye A Larger System

Laos earns 24% of its export revenue from electricity. The Envision-IES partnership is designed to make more of that power dispatchable and diversified.

HiTHIUM And DSS Solar Sign 1 GWh Deal As Vietnam Storage Gap Widens

HiTHIUM unveiled the world's first native 8-hour BESS at SNEC 2026 and signed a 1 GWh Vietnam deal.

Malaysia Moves On Third LNG Terminal Amid Supply Crunch Risk

RGT-3 will deliver 500 MMscfd of regasification capacity as Peninsular Malaysia faces a domestic gas supply gap.

PLN Mobilises 22.57 GW Of Renewable Projects As Indonesia Hits 17.89 Percent Clean Energy Mix

PLN has mobilised 43 percent of its 52.9 GW renewable RUPTL target into active development. Only 0.78 GW is operational. Indonesia's energy transition is a pipeline problem as much as a policy one.

PLN’s Diesel Fleet Has No Power Purchase Agreements Four Years After Indonesia’s Replacement Program Launch

PLN spends over USD 2 billion yearly on diesel imports. Solar plus BESS could eliminate that cost entirely.

EMA And IEA Convene 10th Regional Programme

The 10th Singapore-IEA training programme has cumulatively trained more than 1,600 energy officials since its first edition a decade ago.

TNB Grid Commits 4.5 GW To Malaysia’s Data Center Industry

TNB now supplies 36 operational data centers in Malaysia, with 23 more under construction and 4.5 GW in planned supply capacity committed.

Thailand’s Draft 2026 Power Development Plan Targets Renewables Above 50 Percent Of Generation Capacity

Replacing 1,000 MW of Thai gas plants with solar-battery systems could save THB 45 billion annually in LNG imports.

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