Sharanya Pillai
ENERGY CORRESPONDENT
Sharanya Pillai is a correspondent covering the regional energy market, with a special interest in clean energy trade in Asean and the rise of nuclear power. She has also penned opinion pieces and the weekend column Off Tangent, covering the weird and wonderful in science, psychology and beyond.
Microsoft ‘aggressively’ looking at South-east Asian clean energy projects amid data centre boom
The tech giant will also ‘take a very close look’ at Singapore’s latest call to build new data centres
Offshore specialist Yinson Production eyes IPO, among other exit options for investors
The Singapore-based company is expanding into carbon capture and storage, while eyeing opportunities in Namibia
South-east Asia’s family conglomerates at a turning point: New growth, fresh talent key to keeping their edge
Without intervention, their inherent advantages could wane
JTC, NUS to explore setting up new facility on Jurong Island to test green data centre innovations
Separately, refiner Aster will invest US$150 million in a new gas turbine, and inks deal to produce low-carbon hydrogen
Centurion posts 9% rise in Q3 revenue with strong demand for worker, student housing
The company has S$713 million in borrowings as at Sep 30, against S$434 million in cash
Bumitama Agri’s 9M profit rises 29% with record rainfall in Central Kalimantan
Crude palm oil accounts for 84% of its sales, with the remainder from palm kernel
Venture posts 8.3% fall in Q3 earnings amid softness in consumer tech
The company is ‘ramping up activities for hyperscale data centres’, including network connectivity solutions
NTT DC Reit posts H1 DPU of US$0.0169, seeks growth in Tier 1 data centre markets
It is eyeing opportunities that will reduce tenant concentration, while diversifying its portfolio geographically
AEM posts S$4 million 9M net profit, reversing year-ago loss, with ‘AI era’ new solutions
Revenue rose 16 per cent to S$287.5 million, driven by high-volume manufacturing at a major customer
Ho Bee Land acquires five Australian residential sites for A$96.6 million
The developments will be financed by the company’s internal funds and bank borrowings