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Why Jakarta Chose Stability Over PLN’s Tariff Formula

Conflicting economic indicator figures surface in reporting on Indonesia's frozen electricity tariffs.

Can Bundled Procurement Fix Indonesia’s Hydropower Delays

PLN's message from the Hydropower Summit: bigger procurement bundles could mean faster project delivery.

Tay Ninh’s Largest Solar Plant Breaks Ground

Dau Tieng 5 joins Vietnam's expanding solar fleet as construction begins on the 645-hectare site.

REE Energy Taps Envision For 200-MW Can Tho Wind Project

Southeast Asia's wind energy buildout continues as Chinese and Vietnamese firms finalize a 200-MW turbine supply deal.

Pertamina Lowers Fuel Prices As Global Crude Eases

Three Pertamax variants get price relief in Greater Jakarta as Pertamina responds to easing global energy markets.

Suruhanjaya Tenaga Sets August Fuel Adjustment At 3.80 Sen

Malaysia's electricity tariff structure ties monthly bills directly to global fuel prices and currency movements.

West Java Launches USD400 Million Bid To Turn Trash Into Power

High-temperature incineration technology aims to limit dioxin emissions at the new plant.

Malaysia’s Solar Push Adds 1,250 MW Of Battery Capacity

LSS6 builds on five prior solar rounds that have approved more than 6 GW of capacity since 2016.

GS Energy-Backed Long An Plants Hit Financing Roadblock

Tay Ninh officials warn of a formal review if Long An LNG conditions are not met by August 30.

Sungai Rasau Plant Gets Malaysia’s First Direct 132 kV Link

Direct 132 kV power supply is a first for any water treatment facility in Malaysia, according to this week's TNB announcement.

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