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Indonesia’s Rural Solar Retreat: How Fossil Fuel Subsidies Are Reversing Household Energy Gains

The Southeast Asian Gazette -
Indonesia's rural solar rollback: villages with household solar fell 26% from 2021 to 2024, even as panel costs dropped globally. Subsidies and incentive gaps are the culprit.
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Indonesia’s Four-Country Energy Circuit: Supply Security Or Strategic Realignment?

The Southeast Asian Gazette -
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.
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Gia Lai Approves 230 MW Nhon Hoa Renewable Cluster As Vietnam Confronts Fossil Fuel Import Surge

The Southeast Asian Gazette -
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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Ocean Thunder Transit Reveals How Bilateral Relationships Now Govern Global Oil Flows

The Southeast Asian Gazette -
A Petronas tanker carrying one million barrels of Iraqi crude became the first Malaysian vessel to clear the Strait of Hormuz.
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Indonesia Sets July 1 B50 Biodiesel Launch As Hormuz Crisis Revives Stalled Mandate

The Southeast Asian Gazette -
Indonesia sets July 1, 2026, as the mandatory start for its B50 biodiesel mandate, blending 50% palm oil with 50% fossil diesel nationwide.
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Hormuz Shock Sharpens Malaysia’s Case For Nuclear Energy As Long-Term Supply Buffer

The Southeast Asian Gazette -
Malaysia confirms a comprehensive nuclear energy assessment, citing safety, cost, legal frameworks, talent development, and public acceptance as key criteria.
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FESSIA Names Philippines And Vietnam As Southeast Asia’s Most Urgent Storage Markets

The Southeast Asian Gazette -
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.
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Vietnam And Russia Sign Ninh Thuan 1 Nuclear Agreement

The Southeast Asian Gazette -
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.
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Laos Slashes Fuel Taxes To Zero As Station Closures Expose Deep Import Dependency

The Southeast Asian Gazette -
Laos cut its diesel excise tax to zero on March 18 after more than 1,000 fuel stations closed and prices spiked 50 percent in a single week. The country imports over 97% of its fuel from Thailand.
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Indonesia And Japan Sign Five-Year Nuclear Energy And Critical Minerals MoC At Tokyo Energy Forum

The Southeast Asian Gazette -
Indonesia and Japan signed a five-year nuclear energy and critical minerals MoC in Tokyo on March 15. The agreement covers technology transfer, SMR collaboration, and potential JBIC and NEXI export credit financing.
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