The Southeast Asian Gazette

Vietnam is asking Japan and South Korea for crude oil while accelerating a biofuel transition, running a dual-track energy security response in real time.

Singapore's corporate renewable market is converging around two constraints: not enough domestic supply and uncertain import pricing from cross-border projects. Peak Energy's model is built specifically to address the first of those two problems.

Corporate buyers in Thailand's data center sector need generation planning certainty before committing capital. The DPPA and new PDP have both been stalled for over a year, a fact that Vietnam and Malaysia are actively using in their own investment pitches.

Grab projects USD 4.04 to 4.10 billion in revenue for 2026, extending its first profitable year into sustained growth.

ASEAN ministers specifically called for biofuel and renewable energy diversification as a supply route hedge. The crisis is reframing energy transition as an immediate security imperative.

The Dapeng Princess completes its fifth Thilawa call. Industrial zones stay lit. Millions of households remain on rotating blackouts.

SGX's bond futures push reflects a structural shift in Asian capital markets. Global investors are treating Southeast Asian sovereign debt as a core allocation, not an afterthought.

Indonesia and Japan advance regional energy security through a minerals and nuclear cooperation agreement signed March 15.

Laos' fuel crisis has forced school weeks to three days, shifted civil servants to remote work, and closed nearly half the country's petrol stations.

The discovery marks a significant milestone in ornithological studies in Japan.