liquefied natural gas (LNG)
Southeast Asia’s projected 5.4% power demand seen straining energy security
Southeast Asia’s projected 5.4% power demand seen straining energy security
Cooling demand, data centres, and industrial expansion will drive this increase.
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Southeast Asia presses ahead with $160b gas buildout
Hormuz disruptions exposed supply risks despite a planned 70-mtpa LNG capacity.
APAC faces multi‑year LNG supply loss amidst Gulf conflict
The Hormuz closure removed around 80 million tonnes per annum of LNG from the market.
Data centre growth to drive LNG demand, gas turbines in Southeast Asia
The region's data centre pipeline is expected to reach 9.4GW by 2035.
Panama Canal drought tightens LNG flows to Asia
Pacific buyers are facing longer voyages as carriers weigh alternative routes.
Japan’s ammonia bet faces a steep cost hurdle
The cost of a 50/50 blend could more than double that of solar and storage.
Asia faces higher energy costs from LNG disruption, IEEFA says
Bangladesh alone spent $880m on emergency cargoes after supply disruptions.
Thailand rooftop solar reforms could cut LNG reliance, IEEFA says
Rooftop systems account for just 3.6 GW of its 11.8 GW solar capacity.
China, India drive Asia power demand growth amidst LNG price pressures
China and India drive consumption as fuel disruptions squeeze import-dependent markets.
JERA secures 2M tonnes of LNG supply from Petronas
The long-term LNG Agreement covers two million tonnes annually from 2028.
Kansai Electric expands Himeji gas capacity with 1,950-MW rebuild
The three-unit LNG system replaces the older fleet with a higher output baseline.
Analyzing India’s gas supply boom
LNG imports fill the gap as domestic gas production stalled.
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