Danantara And Jakarta Sign MOU For USD 1 Billion Waste-To-Energy Facility

Danantara and Jakarta signed a USD 1 billion MOU on May 4 to develop waste-to-energy plants at Bantargebang and Kamal Muara.

Asian Development Bank Commends Philippines’ Oil Shock Response

ADB ranked the Philippines among Asia-Pacific's most active oil shock responders, implementing seven of eight tracked crisis policy categories.
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The BE Group Secures COREnergy Partnership To Energize Mabuhay Towers

The BE Group reinforces its commitment to operational efficiency through its new energy management partnership with COREnergy.

Indonesia Removes LPG And Plastic Input Tariffs

Indonesia zeroed out LPG and plastic resin duties after naphtha prices surged up to 100 percent, linking the Hormuz crisis directly to packaging costs.

Indonesia Affirms Coal Retention And Launches 3-Kilogram CNG Cylinder Program

Indonesia consumes 8.6 million tonnes of LPG annually but produces only 1.7 million tonnes domestically. The 6.9-million-tonne import gap is now a national energy security problem.

Thailand Reports 108-Day Oil Reserve Buffer As Oil Fuel Fund Deficit Reaches 63 Billion Baht

Thailand reports 108 days of oil reserves, but its Oil Fuel Fund is 63 billion baht in the red and burning fast.

Visayas Grid Faces Structural Reserve Deficit As ICSC Flags Yellow Alert Risk

The Visayas grid runs on negative operating margins. Its local plants cannot meet local demand without HVDC imports from Luzon and Mindanao — and April 16 showed what happens when those imports shrink.

ASEAN’s Energy Blueprint Faces First Real Test

ASEAN has a blueprint, a financing initiative, and a petroleum security agreement. What it does not yet have is the ratified, operational infrastructure to act collectively when a supply crisis hits.
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Indonesia Locks In 150 Million Barrels Of Russian Crude

The Russia-Indonesia crude deal extends beyond Pertamina to manufacturing, mining, and petrochemical sectors, reflecting the scale of Indonesia’s import gap.

Solar-Powered Greenhouse In Passi City Boosts Urban Farming

A solar-powered greenhouse in Passi City is set to boost urban farming and crop production.

Prabowo Subianto Breaks Ground On IDR 116 Trillion Downstream Energy Push

Indonesia broke ground on IDR 116 trillion in energy projects, with Pertamina refinery expansions targeting 62,000 bpd of new gasoline capacity by 2030.

Malaysia Establishes High-Level Biofuel Committee

Malaysia's monthly fuel subsidy bill surged from RM700 million pre-crisis to RM7 billion in April, prompting cabinet-level biofuel policy escalation.

NIA-6 Pushes For Solar Pumps To Mitigate Impacts Of El Niño

NIA-6 is pushing solar pump irrigation to mitigate the impact of El Niño.

ASEAN Energy Ministers Adopt Joint Statement On Petroleum Security And Regional Resilience

ASEAN held its first crisis energy ministerial on April 27, adopting a joint statement on petroleum security and Hormuz transit rights.

United States Crude Oil Arrives In Japan For 1st Time Since Iran Crisis

Alternative sourcing and routes are being explored to ensure supply stability.

Fossil Fuel Subsidies And High Costs Drive Decline In Household Solar Across Indonesia’s Villages

Celios researcher Wahyudi Askar on Indonesia’s rural energy rollback: when oil prices rise and the transition moves slowly, the consequences are serious. The data now backs the warning.

Solar-Powered Irrigation System To Boost 1.5K Hectares In Davao Del Sur Town

A solar-powered irrigation system will support around 1,500 hectares in Davao del Sur.

Philippines Delivers Third And Fourth Emergency Diesel Shipments Under E.O. 110

The Philippines received its third and fourth emergency diesel shipments this week, totalling 650,000 barrels from Singapore under EO 110.
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