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Woodside negotiating with potential partners for equity stake in Louisiana LNG
Australia’s Woodside Energy is in the midst of talks with a handful of potential purchasers of equity stakes in its Louisiana LNG project.
China to sink ultra-deep onshore wells in search of energy security
China has embarked on a new ultra-deep drilling initiative in the Taklimakan Desert. In doing so, it is hoped that extensive infrastructure can be put in place to help tap into and retrieve oil and gas reserves located roughly 8,000 metres down.
NTPC plans $62bn investment to build 30GW nuclear power capacity in India
Indian government-owned power firm NTPC is looking to invest about $62bn to build 30GW of nuclear power capacity over the next two decades, three times more than expected
Japan revisits nuclear power as UN watchdog chief inspects Fukushima
The head of the UN’s nuclear watchdog, Rafael Grossi, visited Japan’s Fukushima plant on February 19, coinciding with Tokyo’s decision to reintroduce nuclear energy to meet rising demand driven by artificial intelligence and semiconductor industries
Indian LNG imports up 7.6% in January
India’s liquefied natural gas imports rose to 3.05bn cubic metres (bcm) in January, marking a 7.6% increase year-on-year (y/y), according to provisional data from the Ministry of Petroleum and Natural Gas’ Petroleum Planning and Analysis Cell
Thai energy regulator seeks lower renewable power prices to cut electricity bills
Thailand’s Energy Regulatory Commission (ERC) is urging the government to negotiate lower prices for renewable electricity purchases to ease the financial burden on businesses and households, a commissioner said on February 18.
India's competition watchdog clears major stake sale and merger
India's Competition Commission has given the green light to NS Blackwater Pty Ltd and JFE Steel Australia BW Pty Ltd to acquire stakes in the Blackwater coal mine in Queensland, Australia.
Singapore explores nuclear power as part of clean energy strategy
Singapore will assess the feasibility of nuclear power deployment and invest in building capabilities in the sector, Prime Minister Lawrence Wong announced on February 18.
Shell caught in legal battle over Sarawak gas supply dispute
Shell Malaysia, a fixture in Sarawak for 115 years, is entangled in a dispute between Petronas and state-owned Petroleum Sarawak Bhd (Petros) over control of gas distribution in the state
ICAP explores investment in Cambodia’s electric vehicle sector
Indonesia eyes 50% palm oil blend for biodiesel by 2026
Indonesia is exploring the introduction of a biodiesel blend containing 50% palm oil (B50) by 2026, alongside plans for a 3% palm-based jet fuel blend next year
INPEX plans 2027 FID for Indonesia's Abadi LNG project, expansion of Ichthys
Japan’s INPEX announced last week that it is preparing to take a final investment decision on the Abadi LNG project offshore Indonesia by 2027. The company is also planning to expand its Ichthys LNG project offshore Australia.
Singapore's Gurīn Energy to invest $300mn in Philippine renewable energy projects
Singapore-based renewable energy firm Gurīn Energy is set to invest approximately $300mn in the Philippines to develop one gigawatt (GW) of clean energy projects over the next two to three years
Vietnam to boost electricity imports from China, Laos by 2030 to meet rising demand
Vietnam plans to significantly increase electricity imports from China and Laos by up to five times by 2030 to meet surging domestic demand, the Ministry of Industry and Trade said.
India’s Adani Power to resume power supply to Bangladesh
India’s Adani Power, part of Adani Group, has agreed to fully restart supply from a 1,600-MW coal-fired power plant to Bangladesh in a few days after three months but has declined Dhaka's request for discounts and tax benefits
US-based Plug Power plans green hydrogen electrolyser plants in India by 2030
US-based Plug Power, a manufacturer of green hydrogen fuel cells, plans to build ‘multi-gigawatt’ green hydrogen electrolyser plants in India by 2030 end
Trump gives green light to restart LNG export permit approvals
The US LNG exports sector received long-awaited good news with the approval on February 14 of the first LNG export permit granted by President Donald Trump since his return to the White House.
Laos to supply power to Vietnam from 1,200-MW wind power plant
Lao government and Laos-based Chitchareune Construction Co., Ltd. signed an agreement on Feb. 13 to develop a 1,200 MW wind power plant in Nong district, Savannakhet province, with the aim of supplying electricity to Vietnam starting in late 2027.
Emirates Global Aluminium explores clean energy options in Indonesia, denies nuclear plans
Emirates Global Aluminium (EGA) is exploring alternative clean energy opportunities in Indonesia
New South Wales named world’s most volatile electricity market in 2024
New South Wales (NSW) has been identified as the most volatile electricity market globally in 2024, according to the latest research from Rystad Energy
SOCAR pens energy pact with India's MRPL, ONGC at India Energy Week
At India Energy Week 2025 last week, the State Oil Company of Azerbaijan Republic (SOCAR) and Mangalore Refinery and Petrochemicals Limited (MRPL) and Oil and Natural Gas Corporation Limited (ONGC) signed a non-binding memorandum of understanding
CDIL launches India-made solar bypass diodes
CDIL Semiconductors, an Indian semiconductor manufacturer, has unveiled solar bypass diodes, a solution that enhances solar panel efficiency and longevity, the company said in a press release.
India's solar cell manufacturing capacity to jump fivefold by fiscal 2027: Crisil
India's solar cell manufacturing capacity is set to touch 50-55GW by fiscal 2027, up five-fold from 10GW at the end of fiscal 2024, propelled by the government’s policy thrust to reduce imports of cells and modules, Crisil Ratings said
REC extends $250mn loan for hydropower project in India's J&K
Indian government-owned infrastructure financier REC has signed an agreement with Chenab Valley Power Project Ltd. (CVPPL) for a term loan of INR21.48bn ($250mn), the company said in a press release.
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