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South East Asia market snapshot - Feb 2016
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Report summary
We have seen the completion of construction of the biggest solar power plant in Southeast Asia. The USD 210 million 132 MW facility, located in the Philippines, is scheduled to start operations in March 2016. Despite growing renewable power in the Philippines, we expect the percentage of renewables capacity in the overall capacity mix to be almost flat at 30% through the forecast. There was further M&A activity in the Malaysian power sector with Mitsui selling 50% of its shares in the upcoming 2 GW coal-fired Jimah East power plant to Chugoku Electric.
Table of contents
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More renewable power in the Philippines
- Figure 1.
- Philippines capacity by plant type and reserve margin
- Weaking LNG demand outlook in Thailand
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Changing dynamics in Indonesian LNG
- Indonesia secures additional LNG volumes from the international market
- Updates on Indonesia's small-scale LNG projects
- Further M&A activity in Malaysian power
- Other highlights in February
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This report includes 2 images and tables including:
- Figure 2. Indonesian LNG supply and demand
- South East Asia market snapshot - Feb 2016: Image 1
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