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Malaysia’s Largest Solar Developer Solarvest Holdings Targets 5 GW By 2028 Amid Hormuz-Driven Demand Surge

Solarvest Holdings has 1.3 GW targeted for 2026 and 5 GW through 2028. The Hormuz crisis compressed years of renewable demand into months.

Vietnam’s Renewable Energy Market Faces Investment Credibility Test

Vietnam's new Direct Power Purchase Agreement framework opens a market bypass around EVN, but it does not resolve payment obligations already owed under existing PPAs.

Jurong Island Crude Loss Puts Australia’s Fuel Supply Chain On The Frontline Of The Hormuz Disruption

Australia needs refined fuel. Singapore needs LNG. The April 10 agreement converts that mutual dependency into a formalized crisis coordination framework.

25th Anniversary Rites Held For Tokyo DisneySea

The celebration highlights the enduring charm of Disney experiences.

Langkawi International Airport Wins Routes Asia 2026 Under 5 Million Passengers Award

Langkawi International Airport wins the Under 5 Million category at Routes Asia 2026, recognising 12% passenger growth and seven-carrier network expansion.

CIMB Niaga Puts AI Agents In The Hands Of Frontline Banking Staff

CIMB Niaga deploys AI agents for relationship managers and contact centre teams across Indonesia, built on Google Cloud Vertex AI.

Indonesia’s Four-Country Energy Circuit: Supply Security Or Strategic Realignment?

Indonesia's Prabowo visited Japan, South Korea, Russia, and France in weeks. Every stop was about energy. The Hormuz closure made the agenda urgent; it did not create it.

Airwallex Enters In-Person Payments With Global POS Launch

Airwallex has launched a point-of-sale payments product in Singapore, Hong Kong, the UK, and Europe.

Japan Backs USD973 Million Sihanoukville Overhaul As Cambodia Rewrites Its Logistics Map

Cambodia targets a seven-fold expansion of Sihanoukville Port by 2050, backed by nearly USD 973 million in Japanese financing.

Gia Lai Approves 230 MW Nhon Hoa Renewable Cluster As Vietnam Confronts Fossil Fuel Import Surge

Vietnam's Gia Lai province approves a 230 MW, USD 190 million solar-wind cluster amid a 78 percent petroleum import surge.

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