Myanmar finally opened a new crude oil pipeline in January linking its western coast with China’s southern province of Yunnan, cutting shipping time for...
The Philippines' power supplies are now “critically low” and the lack of “energy security” could discourage new investors and dampen jobs creation in the...
The foreign ministers of the Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) and the Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN) held their 3rd ministerial meeting on November...
Brunei, with its oil-centered economy, is currently looking for ways to diversify away from hydrocarbon revenues and does so through promoting other industries. Renewable energy could be a sector with high potential.
Thailand's Board of Investment (BOI) has announced it will introduce major changes to its investment incentive policy as the country is preparing for the...
The Philippine energy sector will need $19 billion in fresh investments until 2016 to roll out critical infrastructure projects and various programmes needed to...
With investors losing their confidence in traditional markets and even the traditional financial system, new regions have emerged successfully and are now new hot spots on the global business radar.
Energy investments in ASEAN are the order of the moment, especially for Gulf investors. The hunger for energy and need for energy security solutions in growing economies of the region brings ample opportunities.