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Vietnam launches nationwide rollout of E10 biofuel
Vietnam has begun a nationwide rollout of mandatory E10 biofuel sales from June 1, in a move aimed at cutting emissions, advancing clean energy use and strengthening national energy security,
Malaysia activates phased B15 biodiesel rollout
The Malaysian government has officially commenced the gradual rollout of its mandatory B15 biodiesel programme across Peninsular Malaysia
China’s LNG imports climb in May
China recorded a year-on-year rise in LNG imports in May.
Australian workers begin strike at Inpex’s Ichthys LNG plant
Union workers in Australia’s Offshore Alliance began strike action at Inpex’s three Ichthys LNG facilities.
Sri Lanka’s fuel subsidy allocation to end this month
Sri Lanka’s government will exhaust a LKR57bn ($170mn) allocation set aside to subsidise fuel prices by the end of June, prompting the recent increase in retail fuel prices.
India raises commercial LPG prices
India's largest state-owned refiner, Indian Oil Corporation (NSE: IOC), has increased the price of a 19-kg commercial liquefied petroleum gas (LPG) cylinder by INR42 ($0.44).
Japan’s Mitsui seeks larger LNG portfolio amid data centre boom
Mitsui is betting on LNG’s profile as a cleaner gas to play a key role in powering data centres.
PV Power and B.Grimm sign $2bn LNG project deal in Vietnam’s Ha Tinh province
Vietnam’s PV Power and Thailand’s B.Grimm Power have signed a cooperation agreement to develop a $2bn LNG-fired power project in central Vietnam, marking a further expansion of cross-border energy investment in the region.
Russian oil tanker arrives in Japan as Middle East supply concerns grow
A tanker carrying Russian oil has arrived at Japan's Kiire port as Japanese firms step up purchases on a government request, Russian media reports.
Gulf War III squeezes tourism-dependent economies across Southeast Asia
War-driven fuel costs and ceasefire uncertainty are squeezing tourism across Southeast Asia, with Thailand's Middle Eastern arrivals down 57% and airlines raising surcharges sharply.
India's depreciating currency a symptom of structural problems for New Delhi
The Indian rupee lost nearly 11% of its value against the US dollar y/y between May 2025 and May 2026, a slide that makes it the worst performing currency in the world against the greenback.
Harbour Energy closes $215mn on Natuna, Tuna assets sale to Prime Group
UK independent upstream titan Harbour Energy plc (LON: HBR) has formally completed the divestment of its primary operated oil and gas portfolios in the South Natuna Sea
Malaysian Petronas-Aramco deal sets stage for PChem's Pengerang exit
A corporate reshuffle at the apex of Malaysia's energy matrix has opened a definitive path for PETRONAS Chemicals Group Bhd(KL: PCHEM) to permanently dump its most financially toxic downstream asset
India says fuel supplies remain stable as Middle East disruptions continue
India has sufficient petrol and diesel supplies to fully meet domestic demand despite ongoing disruptions in the Middle East, with the government urging states to crack down on fuel diversion, hoarding and misuse.
Petrovietnam prepares response plans amid oil market volatility
Petrovietnam is strengthening risk management measures as global oil and liquefied natural gas markets face increasing instability driven by geopolitical tensions and supply chain pressures.
US, Thailand reportedly speed up talks on LNG supply
The US and Thailand are reportedly in talks over new long-term US-produced LNG supplies, which have accelerated in recent weeks.
Malaysian upstream specialist Helms Geomarine completes Shell’s geotechnical investigation
Malaysian upstream specialist Helms Geomarine Sdn Bhd has wrapped up a critical offshore geotechnical soil investigation campaign for energy supermajor Shell (Sarawak Shell Berhad) in the deepwater blocks off the coast of Sarawak
Canadian High Arctic restarts Rig 103 under renewed Papua New Guinea campaign
Calgary-headquartered upstream contractor High Arctic Overseas Holdings Corp.(TSXV: HOH) has formally broken a multi-year drilling hiatus in Papua New Guinea
Australia drops draft of 20% LNG reservation rules
The Australian government has officially released its highly anticipated draft regulations for a blanket 20% domestic gas reservation mandate, initiating a high-stakes industry consultation window
Pakistan plans strategic oil reserves, seeks private storage to bolster energy security
Pakistan is preparing a broad strategy to strengthen its energy security by developing strategic petroleum reserves and expanding domestic storage capacity for crude oil and refined fuels.
India’s Morbi ceramic cluster hit by supply chain disruptions linked to Middle East conflict
The Indian ceramic and tiles industry, which maintains a deep trade link with the countries in the Middle East region, has been severely affected by the conflict involving the US, Israel and Iran.
Cambodia pursues UNCLOS solution for maritime energy dispute
Cambodia hopes international law will help peacefully settle maritime disputes with Thailand while unlocking major regional energy resources, according to Mines and Energy Minister Keo Rottanak.
China continues crude stockpiling despite lower levels of imports
China again continued to build its crude oil stockpile in April despite imports for the month falling to their lowest level in nearly four years.
Pakistan seeks Gulf backing for oil reserve hub siting
Pakistan has revealed that it is hoping to persuade Gulf oil producers to establish crude storage reserves at a planned energy hub near Gwadar Port as Islamabad attempts to strengthen domestic energy security following months of disruption.
Pakistan drops fuel prices prior to Eid amid continued oil market volatility
Pakistan has cut petrol and diesel prices nationwide for a second consecutive week ahead of this week’s Eid Al-Adha holiday period, offering a degree of relief to consumers expected to travel across the country in large numbers.
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