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Malaysia cuts non-subsidised petrol, diesel prices
Malaysia has lowered retail prices for non-subsidised petrol and diesel for the week of October 15 to 21.
Pertamina ships extra fuel to ease Bali shortage
Indonesian state fuel distributor Pertamina Patra Niaga is shipping an additional 57.9mn litres of fuel to Bali and keeping more petrol stations open around the clock to restore disrupted supply on the island.
Pakistan updates IMF on fuel subsidies at Bangkok meeting
Pakistan's Finance Minister Muhammad Aurangzeb told International Monetary Fund (IMF) Deputy Managing Director Nigel Clarke about the country's fuel subsidy plans during a meeting in Bangkok.
Essar Oil & Gas wins five CBM blocks in India
Essar Oil & Gas has secured five new coal bed methane (CBM) blocks in India, adding about 1,281 sq km of acreage across West Bengal, Madhya Pradesh and Telangana, parent company Essar Group announced on October 15.
Cambodia’s fuel import bill exceeds $2.5bn in nine months
Cambodia spent more than $2.5bn on fuel imports in the first nine months of 2026, driven by sharp increases in diesel and petrol purchases.
TotalEnergies maintains Cambodia investment plans amid energy security risks
The French energy company remains optimistic about Cambodia’s long-term economic prospects and intends to invest further in logistics infrastructure, according to its country managing director, Yuan Liu.
Laos to stockpile 60mn litres of fuel reserves
Laos will hold fuel reserves of at least 60mn litres and push importers to buy from more countries to reduce the risk of shortages, Prime Minister Saleumxay Kommasith told lawmakers.
Thailand's EV incentives squeeze Japanese carmakers' market share
Japanese carmakers including Toyota (7203) and Honda (TYO:7267) are losing ground in Thailand as tax breaks and subsidies for electric vehicles push buyers towards cheaper Chinese imports.
Tokyo crude futures hit record amid Saudi Arabia-Iran clashes
The benchmark Dubai crude oil futures contract on the Tokyo Commodity Exchange climbed to an all-time high, breaking a record that had stood for 18 years and three months.
Vedanta Oil and Gas turns to chemical EOR in India's Rajasthan
Vedanta Oil and Gas plans to use a chemical oil recovery technique at its Mangala cluster in Rajasthan to halt a fall in crude output.
Technip Energies to build HPCL Mumbai refinery lube units
Hindustan Petroleum Corp. Ltd. (NSE: HINDPETRO) has hired France's Technip Energies (EPA: TE) to engineer, procure and build two major units at its 9.5mn-tonne-per-year Mumbai refinery in India's Maharashtra state
Pakistan, US discuss energy imports and trade deal
Pakistan's finance minister discussed increasing US energy purchases and progress on a bilateral trade agreement with a US State Department official.
Singapore to trial first ethanol bunkering at key terminal
PSA's Pasir Panjang Terminal will host Singapore's first-ever ethanol bunkering
Australia introduces gas reservation bill despite warnings
Australia's gas reservation plan aims to protect domestic consumers but risks discouraging investment and unsettling Asian LNG buyers.
Southeast Asia's LNG demand growth threatened by high prices and shift to renewables
High LNG prices, equipment shortages and renewable energy competition threaten Southeast Asia's gas-fired power ambitions and future LNG demand growth.
Conrad advances Indonesia's Mako gas project towards 2027 start-up
Conrad Asia Energy has completed several key development milestones at its Mako gas project offshore Indonesia, including the arrival of a production unit for conversion, the commissioning of a gas pipeline and the activation of a long-term
Oman overtakes US as India's largest LNG supplier amid Hormuz disruption
Oman overtook the US as India's largest supplies of LNG in September, as disruption to shipments through the Strait of Hormuz continued to reshape the country's import arrangements.
Indonesia's gas shortages threaten $720mn ceramic industry investment
Indonesia's ceramic industry is facing mounting production disruptions and the potential postponement of IDR12 trillion in investment as restrictions on natural gas supplies drive up costs and threaten thousands of jobs.
Seadrill secures $420mn drilling contract in Indonesia
Offshore drilling contractor Seadrill has secured a contract worth approximately $420mn for its West Carina ultra-deepwater drillship in Indonesia, strengthening its position in Southeast Asia.
China’s producer inflation hits four-year high as energy costs surge
China's producer prices rose at their fastest pace in more than four years in September, driven by surging oil and commodity costs as the Middle East conflict continued to disrupt international energy markets.
Indonesia’s Pertamina boosts fuel deliveries to Bali after shortages trigger lengthy queues
Indonesia's state-owned energy company Pertamina has stepped up fuel deliveries to Bali after supply disruptions left petrol stations without sufficient stocks, triggering lengthy queues and traffic congestion across the popular tourist island.
High fuel prices accelerate decline in China's gasoline demand
High gasoline prices are encouraging Chinese motorists to switch to rail transport and electric vehicles, contributing to a decline in road fuel consumption despite continued growth in overall passenger travel.
Pertamina reports hydrocarbon discoveries in eight exploration wells in Indonesia
Indonesia's state-owned oil and gas company Pertamina has encountered hydrocarbons in eight exploration wells, as the country intensifies efforts to discover new reserves and reverse declining domestic production.
Sunda Energy advances New Zealand offshore gas exploration permit application
UK-listed Sunda Energy has moved a step closer to securing an offshore exploration permit in New Zealand's Taranaki Basin.
Singapore LNG begins third jetty construction to expand bunkering capacity
Singapore LNG Corporation has begun construction of a third jetty at its Jurong Island terminal, potentially increasing its total LNG bunker reload capacity to 3mn tonnes per year by 2028.
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