Laos and Myanmar have signed a Joint Development Agreement to study a 2,790 MW hydropower project on their shared Mekong border. The feasibility phase is set to run 34 months.
FESSIA told The Battery Show Asia on March 24 that grid readiness, not generation, is now the binding constraint on Southeast Asia's energy transition.
Vietnam and Russia signed the Ninh Thuan 1 nuclear agreement in Moscow on March 23, formalizing two VVER-1200 reactors totaling 2,400 MW of baseload capacity.
HSBC's AI job cut review is not an isolated event. Goldman Sachs and Citigroup insiders reportedly indicate comparable workforce assessments are already underway.
HLB Islamic’s Hayat proposition targets financing growth above the industry average over the next three to five years as it competes for wealth stewardship mandates.
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.