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Malaysia’s Hormuz Carve-Out: One Vessel Through, Six Still Waiting

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Malaysia secured toll-free Hormuz transit for seven vessels linked to Petronas, MISC, and Vantris Energy through direct diplomacy with Tehran.
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PT Pertamina Confirmed Ready As Indonesia Moves B50 Biodiesel To Mandatory Status

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The Strait of Hormuz closure narrowed the palm oil-gasoil spread to a 41-month low, making B50 economically viable after months of government hesitation.
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Between MOSTI And PETRA: How Malaysia Is Dividing The Labor Of Going Nuclear

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Data centers may consume 30% of Malaysia's national electricity by 2030, strengthening the case for firm, low-carbon baseload power.
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Battery Storage Investment Stalls Without Market Frameworks, FESSIA Warns

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The Philippines and Vietnam have the highest renewable penetration in Southeast Asia and the most immediate need for large-scale battery storage, according to FESSIA.
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Ninh Thuan 1 Deal Revives Vietnam’s 2,400 MW Nuclear Plan

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Hanoi revived its nuclear programme in 2024 after a nine-year halt. The March 23 Rosatom deal moves Ninh Thuan 1 from policy to legal framework.
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Laos Ministry Of Industry And Commerce Eliminates Diesel Excise Tax As Fuel Station Closures Hit 42 Percent Nationwide

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When Thailand briefly suspended fuel exports in early March, Vientiane petrol stations emptied within hours. A 12-million-litre emergency shipment bought time, but the structural dependency remains.
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Indonesia’s Nuclear Ambitions Get Japanese Institutional Backing As NEPIO Formation Remains Pending

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Japan's JGC Corporation is already on the ground in West Kalimantan, supporting NuScale Power's 462 MW SMR feasibility study. The March 15 MoC opens the door to additional deployment sites across the archipelago.
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Southeast Asia And Asia Pivot To Coal As Hormuz Closure Destroys LNG Demand Across The Region

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Asia spot LNG prices have doubled to three-year highs. Wood Mackenzie projects Northeast Asian LNG demand to fall 4–5 million tonnes through Q3 2026. The Philippines, Vietnam, and Thailand are all turning to coal simultaneously.
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Four Hundred Million Barrels: What The IEA Release Can And Cannot Do For Asia

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The IEA just authorized the largest oil reserve release in its 52-year history—400 million barrels to counter the Hormuz shutdown. Markets climbed back above $100 within days anyway.
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Republic Act 12120 At The Center Of Philippines Energy Crisis Response As Senate Weighs Fuel Tax Relief

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Philippines DOE Secretary Garin warned of a potential 16% power rate increase by April as Qatari LNG deliveries stalled after the Strait of Hormuz closure. Domestic gas is now central to the government's short-term response.
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