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Coal, Currency, And Crude: The Numbers Behind PLN’s Tariff Debate

Non-subsidized and subsidized PLN customers alike will see no rate change this quarter.

Behind Indonesia’s Push To Streamline Hydropower Development

Grid readiness, regulatory certainty, fair risk-sharing: PLN names the conditions needed to accelerate hydropower buildout.

Dau Tieng 5 And The Race To Vietnam’s Clean Energy Deadlines

A new solar facility is rising around Dau Tieng Reservoir, with grid connection targeted for late 2027.

Envision Energy Expands Southeast Asia Footprint Through Vietnam Deal

Vietnam's nearshore wind sector adds another milestone as Envision Energy secures a major turbine supply order.

Indonesia’s Pertamina Reverses Course On Non-Subsidized Fuel Pricing

Pertamax fell to Rp15,950 per liter on August 1, down from Rp16,250, marking Pertamina's first rollback since June.

Behind Malaysia’s August Power Bill: A Shrinking Subsidy Cushion

Suruhanjaya Tenaga's fuel adjustment has now exceeded its automatic band for three consecutive months, triggering government referral each time.

Indonesia Deploys High-Temperature Incineration For Clean Power Bid

West Java's governor says the new plant will deliver cleaner air, more power, and less waste.

Peninsular Malaysia’s Southern Region Anchors New Solar Tender

Package 1 of LSS6 alone offers 2,200 MW of solar paired with 1,100 MW of battery storage capacity.

Ministry Pushes Long An Investor Toward August Construction Target

Long An I and II are meant to add 3,000 MW to Vietnam's grid, but financing terms remain unresolved.

Tenaga Nasional Expands Role In Critical Water Infrastructure

The Sungai Rasau plant becomes Air Selangor's first strategic partner for direct high-voltage electricity supply under this deal.

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