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Malaysia’s Solar Ambitions Reach Their Final Bidding Stage

Malaysia's Energy Commission opened bidding for the final piece of its 2,650 MW LSS6 solar program on August 17.

PLN Begins Cutting Business Entities From 44 To 23

PLN has begun merging overlapping subsidiaries as it works toward cutting its business entities from 44 to 23 by 2028.

Sembcorp And Ditrolic Unit Win Approval For Malaysia-Singapore Power Link

Singapore's EMA has approved 900 MW of solar-and-storage electricity imports from Johor, Malaysia, developed by Sembcorp and a Ditrolic Energy unit.

Indonesia Keeps PLN Tariffs Frozen Despite Rising Cost Pressures

Indonesia's ESDM confirms PLN electricity tariffs stay flat through September despite formula pressure to rise.

Indonesia’s PLN Bets On Scale To Unlock Hydropower Bottlenecks

PLN is bundling 7,046 MW of hydropower projects to speed up Indonesia's national electricity plan. Scale, PLN says, means better outcomes.

What Dau Tieng 5 Means For Vietnam’s 2027 Energy Targets

Construction has begun on Vietnam's 450 MW Dau Tieng 5 solar plant in Tay Ninh province, targeting commercial operation by December 2027.

Envision Energy Enters Vietnam With Largest Overseas Nearshore Wind Deal

Envision Energy will supply 25 turbines for a 200-MW nearshore wind project in Can Tho, Vietnam, its largest overseas nearshore wind deal yet.

Pertamina Delivers First Pertamax Price Cut Since June Spike

Pertamina lowered Pertamax prices on August 1, the first cut since June's Middle East-driven spike. Diesel and subsidized fuels stayed flat.

Gas Prices Drop, Yet Malaysian Consumers Pay More For Power

Malaysia's electricity fuel surcharge rose in August, not because costs increased, but because government subsidy support pulled back.

Legok Nangka Waste-To-Energy Plant Breaks Ground In West Java

West Java has broken ground on a $400 million waste-to-energy plant designed to power Greater Bandung by 2029.

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