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Petroleum Association Of The Philippines Calls On Power Generators To Maximize Malampaya Gas Output Amid LNG Price Surge

The Philippines generates 62% of its electricity from coal, with over 80% of that coal imported, meaning grid price exposure to global commodity markets extends well beyond the current LNG crisis.

Vietnam Issues Emergency Fuel Import Tax Decree and Deploys Price Stabilisation Fund Amid Global Oil Supply Crisis

Vietnam cut fuel import taxes to zero and deployed its Price Stabilisation Fund within the same week.

Singapore EMA Warns Of Higher Electricity Tariffs After Qatar LNG Halt

Singapore sourced nearly half its LNG from Qatar in 2025. That supply is now offline.

Southeast Asia Faces Compounded Heat And Energy Supply Risk As ASMC Flags Above-Normal Temperatures Through May 2026

ASMC projects 80 to 100 percent probability of above-normal heat across Indonesia and Malaysia through May 2026.

Thailand And Myanmar Introduce Energy-Saving Measures As Fuel Shortages Emerge

Thailand and Myanmar have introduced fuel conservation policies as global energy prices rise. The measures aim to manage domestic demand and stabilize supply.

Energy Analysts Say Middle East Crisis Highlights Southeast Asia’s Dependence On Imported Fuel

Analysts say recent geopolitical tensions are highlighting Southeast Asia’s reliance on imported fuels. The discussion is increasingly focused on energy diversification.

Thailand Activates Emergency Energy Plan After Threat Against Crisis On Global Oil Supply

Global energy markets remain deeply interconnected. Events in one shipping corridor can quickly reshape policy decisions thousands of miles away.

Strait Of Hormuz Closure Threat Exposes Deep Energy Dependence Across Asia’s Major Economies

As energy demand grows in Asia, the strategic importance of the Strait of Hormuz is becoming even more pronounced.

Southeast Asia’s Rising Coal Demand Complicates Regional Energy Transition, IEA Analysis Shows

The IEA reports that coal demand in Southeast Asia is growing faster than in most other regions, reflecting rising electricity needs. The transition challenge is becoming more complex.

Georgia Power And Alabama Power Secure Historic USD26.5 Billion Federal Loan To Expand Electricity Infrastructure

Georgia Power and Alabama Power will use federal funds to expand generation and transmission capacity.

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