Gridwatch

A 2026 industry survey found 56.8 percent of Indonesian energy professionals see renewable development as stagnant despite high strategic importance scores. The gap between policy ambition and execution is still the core challenge.

A USD 1.4 billion solar panel factory is under construction in Indonesia, targeting 50 GW annual output.

Singapore Energy Interconnections, established in April 2025, is the dedicated government-linked company responsible for developing and owning cross-border power infrastructure.

TNB advanced the ASEAN Power Grid agenda in January 2026 with a Phase 2 Energy Wheeling Agreement covering the LTMS-PIP corridor.

Thailand's PEA is negotiating green loans with banks to unlock household solar adoption at scale.

Singapore commits to hosting WindEnergy Asia-Pacific events through 2029, with a full three-day trade fair planned for 2027 as the regional offshore wind pipeline expands.

West Malaysia's federal government has approved a preliminary study for at least 1GW of Sarawak electricity imports via Tenaga Nasional Berhad.

OCK Group pivoted from telecom towers to digital infrastructure. Its 52%-owned EI Power subsidiary is the data center power play at the center of that strategy.

ASEAN's energy cooperation plan explicitly flagged geopolitical tensions and supply chain disruption as structural risks. The Hormuz closure validated that warning within its first implementation year.

President Prabowo's April 13 Kremlin visit produced a crude supply framework. The 150-million-barrel commitment was confirmed within 11 days.