Keong Hong and Helios Photovoltaic to explore renewable energy
Keong Hong Holdings signed a memorandum with Helios Photovoltaic to examine potential cooperation in renewable energy and other areas.
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Keong Hong Holdings signed a memorandum with Helios Photovoltaic to examine potential cooperation in renewable energy and other areas.
CLP Holdings has appointed Philip Lawrence Kadoorie as vice chairman of its board, according to Reuters. The move changes the company’s leadership structure.
Annica Holdings’ subsidiary signed an MoU with PJ Energy Services to explore opportunities in Thailand’s oil and gas services and equipment sector.
Zawya reports that TotalEnergies and KKR will add 700 MW of solar projects in Texas and Ohio, lifting their US joint venture to 2.1 GW. Completion is expected during 2026.
Deleum Bhd has agreed to sell an 86.67% stake in Deleum Technology Solutions to Ocean Vantage Holdings for 13 million ringgit in cash.
Qatar plans to lift renewables from 12% of total power capacity in 2025 to 25.9% by 2035, while gas remains central to the system.
Asian diesel margins fell to just above $60 a barrel, while prompt timespreads moved into deeper backwardation amid expectations of higher supply.
GP Petroleums plans to combine overseas assets and expand automotive lubricants, targeting turnover of about ₹3,000 crore versus roughly ₹643 crore in FY26.
Indonesia could cut palm oil output by 4–5 million tonnes in 2027, while B50 biodiesel demand may tighten exports and support prices.
Oil moved above $92.5 a barrel after fresh regional attacks. Persian Gulf shipments recovered to 17.5 million bpd, or about 98% of pre-war levels.
UK gas rose to 207.42 GBp/thm and EU gas to 83.48 EUR/MWh, with both benchmarks reaching their highest levels since September 2026.
Nordex posted higher third-quarter sales as its order mix became more international. Shares gained 3% to 36.5 euros, according to Dow Jones Newswires.
Dow Jones Newswires, citing ANZ, reports that Middle East tanker costs and vessel prices have jumped as attacks and longer routes reduce availability.
Monaco-based Scorpio Group will sell Kuwait five used petroleum product tankers as the Gulf state seeks to expand its exports of refined products.
ITM Power has agreed initial terms with Hydropulse for a 150 MW green hydrogen project. Investment approval is targeted for 2027 and output for 2029.
Kuwait’s CAPT approved a KOC request to launch a public tender for a 24-inch export pipeline designed to carry sour gas.
SARCO said its non-binding MoU with UAE-based Go Energy for a Saudi green hydrogen and ammonia project expired without a final deal.
EQS reports that EKPO will display its fuel-cell portfolio and HyFleet hydrogen vehicle at Hamburg’s expo from October 20 to 22, 2026.
Brent rose past $105.5 to a more-than-two-week high as Gulf and Yemen attacks heightened security concerns, despite relatively resilient regional exports.
Shenzhen Gas Corp Ltd posted preliminary nine-month net profit growth of 26.7% year on year, Reuters reported.