Thailand’s Cabinet Earmarks 200 Billion Baht For Energy Shift

Thailand’s fiscal 2027 debt plan allocates 81.4 billion baht in new borrowing for 14 state enterprises alongside government borrowing.

Indonesia’s Ministry Of Energy And Mineral Resources Prepares East Kalimantan And South Sumatra As Coal-To-Fuel Hubs

Indonesia’s coal-to-fuel push links its low-calorie coal reserves in Kalimantan and Sumatra to domestic fuel security objectives.

PBBM Admin Eyes Nationwide Solar Irrigation Expansion

Using solar power for irrigation could reduce dependence on fuel while giving farmers a more sustainable source of water for agricultural production.

SP Group Lowers Singapore Household Electricity Tariff By 10.4 Percent For October To December 2026

Singapore’s Q4 tariff shows how Middle East-linked gas price swings pass through to regulated power prices in Southeast Asia.
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