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Indonesia requires additional 2mn tonnes of methanol for B50 implementation
Indonesia is preparing to introduce a 50% biodiesel blend (B50) by 2026, but the country still requires an extra 2mn tonnes of methanol annually to support this initiative, according to Deputy Minister of Energy and Mineral Resources Yuliot Tanjung.
Fuel prices in the Philippines expected to drop for third consecutive week
Petrol prices are set to decrease for the third week in a row as concerns grow over a potential global economic slowdown, largely influenced by trade disputes initiated by the United States.
Pertamina East Natuna begins exploration to boost Indonesia’s hydrocarbon reserves
Pertamina East Natuna, a subsidiary of Pertamina’s upstream oil and gas division, has launched exploration activities in the North Natuna Sea to enhance Indonesia’s domestic hydrocarbon reserves
Indonesia plans to boost oil output to support refinery expansion
Indonesia’s Upstream Oil and Gas Regulatory Task Force (SKK Migas) has outlined three key strategies to enhance oil and gas production in preparation for the government’s plan to construct a 1mn-barrel-per-day refinery
Gazprom plans entry into Chinese yuan bond market
Russia’s national gas giant Gazprom is entering China’s yuan-denominated bond market, in a notable development for this relatively niche segment with few active issuers.
Indonesian Energy Minister Bahlil confirms no more fuel adulteration at Pertamina stations
Indonesia’s Minister of Energy and Mineral Resources (ESDM), Bahlil Lahadalia, has assured the public that fuel quality at Pertamina gas stations meets regulatory standards, dismissing concerns about adulteration
Malaysian government defends $230mn Sapura Energy funding
Malaysia’s government has defended a $230mn injection into struggling oil and gas firm Sapura Energy, arguing that it is a necessary step to stabilise the sector rather than a bailout.
Indonesia prioritises oil and gas investments under Danantara programme
The Ministry of Energy and Mineral Resources (ESDM) has confirmed that the primary investment focus of the Nusantara Energy Management Agency (BPI Danantara) will be on oil and gas projects, with renewable energy infrastructure not yet a top priority
Malaysia’s Permodalan Nasional Bhd invests $248.4mn into Sapura Energy
Permodalan Nasional Bhd (PNB), a Malaysia-based capital venture, has clarified that the MYR1.1bn ($248.4mn) injected into Sapura Energy Bhd (KL:SAPNRG) is an investment, not a bailout
Indonesia plans to construct oil refineries with combined 1mn barrels per day capacity
Indonesia has unveiled plans to build oil refineries across several islands, including Kalimantan and Sulawesi, aiming for a total capacity of 1mn barrels per day (bpd)
US oil exports to India rise to two-year high
The United States recorded its highest crude oil exports to India in over two years during February, as Indian refiners sought alternative suppliers following fresh sanctions imposed by Washington on Russia’s oil trade.
Indonesia’s $12.3bn crude oil corruption case that has rocked the public’s belief in government
The case involves the mismanagement of crude oil imports and exports, alleged fuel adulteration, and collusion between Pertamina executives and private contractors.
GECF bullish on natural gas as "integral" to energy mix for decades to come
“We are convinced now more than ever that natural gas is not just a bridge to the future. It is an integral part of the future,” GECF Secretary General Mohamed Hamel said.
Shell launches fourth phase of deepwater Malaysian project
Shell has commenced production from Phase 4 of the Gumusut-Kakap-Geronggong-Jagus East deepwater development off the coast of Malaysia.
Shell gets environmental greenlight for work at Australia's Crux gas project
The project will help maintain the current liquefaction level at Prelude LNG for longer.
Australia's AGIG cuts emissions by 18%, makes progress with green gases
Australian Gas Infrastructure Group has published its 2024 environmental, social and governance report, outlining progress towards its emissions reduction and renewable gas targets.
Thai petroleum auctions could one day boost nationwide energy security
Thai authorities are optimistic about the potential development of nine new petroleum fields, a move seen as crucial in strengthening the country's long-term energy security.
Shell sees oil production from deepwater site off Borneo
Shell has started production from the latest phase of its deepwater oil project off the coast of Malaysia, marking another step in the company’s long sought after focus on fossil fuel output.
Indonesia plans $12.5bn refinery with 530,000 bpd refinery, plus small-scale LNG
The government has announced its intention to build a new refinery, and there are also plans to develop a small-scale domestic LNG distribution facility that will fuel power generation plants
TEIF 2025: Global partnership, investment and development
The International Forum to Attract Foreign Investments in Turkmenistan’s Economy (TEIF 2025) is scheduled to take place on April 23-24 this year.
India working on increasing supply of gas to gas-based power plants
The Indian government is working to increase the gas supply to gas-based power plants as these plants operate at very low plant load factor (PLF), minister of state for petroleum and natural gas Suresh Gopi said in the parliament on March 10
Indonesian palm oil company TSE Group builds South Papua’s first biogas plant to cut emissions
Tunas Sawa Erma (TSE) Group, a palm oil company, is constructing South Papua’s first biogas plant as part of its commitment to reducing carbon emissions and supporting the transition to green energy
Bangladesh calls on Kuwait to invest in a joint venture to establish crude oil refinery
Chief Advisor of Bangladesh’s interim government Muhammad Yunus has called on Kuwait to invest in a joint venture to establish a crude oil refinery in the country
Cambodia's LNG plans face energy security, cost challenges
Cambodia’s plans to develop liquefied natural gas (LNG)-fired power generation face significant challenges related to energy security, affordability, and long-term sustainability.
FIVE Petroleum Malaysia expands in Uzbekistan
FIVE Petroleum Malaysia is advancing its expansion into Uzbekistan by launching a comprehensive due diligence process in Namangan, reinforcing its commitment under a memorandum of understanding (MoU) signed with Afsona LLC Group
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