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Nearly 4,000 GW of potential gives the archipelago an edge in Southeast Asia, but infrastructure gaps and bankability questions threaten to slow hyperscaler investment
Jakarta wants Beijing's construction expertise for a massive renewable rollout while keeping operational control at home
Philippines launches exploration support program covering half of drilling costs to unlock clean energy capacity and reduce exposure to imported fuel volatility
Government strategy shifts data center construction to less-populated provinces as energy demands and national competitiveness drive unprecedented digital expansion
Japan's credit agency cites strong reserves and low external debt, but flags weak infrastructure spending and rising oil prices as drags on 2026 expansion
A HK$1.03 billion deal brings five mainland state and private firms together with Sino Land for 10.5 hectares in Hung Shui Kiu pilot zone
Industry voices question whether multi-billion-dollar data centre projects align with national priorities as brownouts persist and electricity demand outpaces supply
Canberra's ambitious goals for Papua New Guinea and regional island electrification face implementation challenges, while community-level distribution models show promise
India's diversified conglomerate will deploy most of the capital through its property arm, targeting 40,000 new jobs by 2028
A growing cohort of industrial zones now benchmark infrastructure, housing and services against a 45-minute accessibility threshold, mirroring urban planning principles in production environments.
Semakau, Bukom, and Pulau Sudong will be merged into a single landmass for advanced manufacturing, power infrastructure, and military use, replicating the Jurong Island model from five decades ago.
Fitch Ratings warns Manila's deficit targets have widened for 2027 and 2030 as revenue shortfalls and infrastructure spending cuts complicate debt stabilization efforts
Prime Minister Lawrence Wong unveiled the ambitious infrastructure study at the National Day Rally, acknowledging the technical challenges of a project that has never been attempted at this scale in the city-state.
The 2027 Budget allocates just 0.2 percent of total spending to the new capital, shifting development responsibility to the private sector
Research finds urbanisation, deforestation, and infrastructure failures - not climate change - were the primary culprits behind flooding that killed 99 and displaced half a million across northeastern India.
More than half of China's provinces now host physical testing grounds for robotic systems, with industrial manufacturing dominating early applications
Vietnam's island destination launches construction surge ahead of hosting global leaders, eyeing Danang's transformation model
Indonesia's president omitted the capital relocation from his State of the Nation address, while 2027 funding drops sharply from earlier years
Government aims to map mining reserves and extraction capacity across provinces as infrastructure demand accelerates
The Malaysian builder, controlled by billionaire Jeffrey Cheah, has now secured $1.7 billion in new work this fiscal year, driven by data center demand across Southeast Asia.
Top officials cite decade-long delays and quality issues in state projects, pushing public-private partnerships as the primary delivery model for large-scale construction
