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Introduction

Introduction This year we are delighted to once again welcome you to Kuala Lumpur to be part of Oil & Gas Asia (OGA), where the global energy community comes together to exchange Syed S ideas, forge strategic partnerships and aggaf explore new business opportunities. As the region continues to play an increasingly important role in the global energy landscape, OGA remains the ideal platform for companies to showcase their capabilities, engage with key decision-makers and strengthen their presence in one of the world’s most dynamic energy markets.

The EIC is proud to continue its longstanding collaboration with Informa Markets, the organiser of OGA, in delivering the UK Pavilion.

This partnership reflects our shared commitment to promoting British expertise and innovation while creating meaningful opportunities for UK companies to connect with buyers, project developers and industry leaders from across Malaysia, ASEAN and the wider Asia Pacific region. We look forward to welcoming both returning exhibitors and new participants to what promises to be another successful edition of OGA. What makes this year’s edition even more exciting is that the EIC has been entrusted with organising EIC CONNECT OGA, the official conference programme held alongside OGA 2026. This recognition reflects EIC’s growing role in shaping energy dialogue across the Asia Pacific region and underscores our strong partnership with Informa Markets.

EIC CONNECT OGA 2026 will bring together global industry leaders, policymakers and technology innovators to discuss the opportunities and challenges facing the energy sector, providing delegates with a high-level platform for thought leadership, collaboration and meaningful business engagement beyond the exhibition floor. This year’s programme features high-level keynote addresses, EIC spotlight conversations with industry leaders, strategic panel discussions and networking sessions covering topics such as energy security, the future of oil and gas, LNG, nuclear, power and utilities, sustainable data centres, digitalisation, decarbonisation, carbon capture and cross-border collaboration across ASEAN and the Asia Pacific region.

OGA has established itself as one of the region’s premier energy events and a key fixture on the global oil, gas and energy calendar. OGA has continued to grow in scale, relevance and international stature, attracting leading industry players, policymakers and technology providers from around the world. The 2025 edition marked its most successful event to date, welcoming more than 33,000 trade attendees from 81 countries, featuring over 2,000 participating companies from 40 countries, eight international pavilions and facilitating business opportunities valued at over US$250m. These achievements reaffirm OGA’s position as Southeast Asia’s leading platform for business collaboration, innovation and knowledge exchange across the energy value chain.

We invite you to visit the UK and EIC Pavilion to meet our team, connect with our exhibitors and discover how we’re helping companies navigate and thrive in today’s global energy market. On behalf of the EIC, I would like to thank our partners, sponsors, speakers, exhibitors and delegates for your continued support. I wish you an engaging and rewarding experience and I look forward to welcoming you to Kuala Lumpur.

Syed Saggaf Regional Director, Asia Pacific syed.saggaf@the-eic.com

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OGA 2026 preview with Camilla Tew Director, EIC International Trade

Spotlight on the UK and EIC Pavilion September marks the start of another busy international exhibition season for the EIC International Trade team, beginning with one of Southeast Asia’s most important energy events – Oil & Gas Asia (OGA) 2026 – taking place from 2-4 September at the Kuala Lumpur Convention Centre.

The EIC is delighted to once again organise and manage the UK and EIC pavilions at OGA, providing companies with a high-profile platform to showcase their technologies, strengthen existing relationships and develop new business opportunities across the ASEAN energy market.

Recognised as one of the region’s leading oil, gas, energy and petrochemicals exhibitions, OGA has been connecting the global energy industry since 1987. The exhibition brings together national and international oil companies, EPC contractors, technology providers, government agencies and key decision-makers, creating an ideal environment to explore the latest innovations, discuss market trends and build strategic partnerships. OGA continues to play a vital role in supporting both the conventional energy sector and the wider energy transition across Southeast Asia.

The scale of the event reflects its importance.

OGA 2025 welcomed over 36,000 attendees from more than 80 countries, featured more than 2,000 participating companies from 40 countries, hosted eight international pavilions and generated over US$52m in business potential.

Around 60% of visitors are procurement professionals and decision-makers, making OGA one of the region’s most effective business development platforms for companies looking to expand into Southeast Asia.

The UK & EIC Pavilion at Oil & Gas Asia 2025

Malaysia remains a strategic energy hub within Southeast Asia, with a mature yet evolving oil and gas sector that is increasingly embracing low-carbon technologies, digitalisation and industrial innovation. Its central location, strong supply chain and ambitious investment pipeline continues to make it an attractive gateway for companies seeking opportunities across the wider ASEAN region.

This year, we are proud to host 13 companies on the UK and EIC pavilions, representing a broad cross-section of British engineering, manufacturing and technology expertise. Exhibitors include specialists in hydraulic and electro-mechanical actuation, pipeline integrity, lifting and safety equipment, industrial heating solutions, workforce competency and training, fire and gas detection, signalling systems and digital safety technologies. Together, they demonstrate the breadth of UK capability supporting traditional oil and gas operations alongside emerging sectors such as carbon capture, hydrogen and the wider energy transition.

We look forward to welcoming visitors to the UK pavilion throughout the exhibition and supporting our exhibitors as they connect with customers, partners and decision-makers from across Malaysia and the wider Asia Pacific region.

Camilla Tew Director, International Trade camilla.tew@the-eic.com

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EIC Events calendar 2026 EVENTS

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EIC APAC Pre-Networking Cocktail 2026

1 September

Kuala Lumpur

North & Central America EICDataStream/EICAssetMap Overview

1 September

Houston, US

EEC Gala Dinner 2026

2 September

P&J Live, Aberdeen, UK

EEC Energy Exports Conference 2026 Energy Security Edition

2-3 September

P&J Live, Aberdeen, UK

EIC CONNECT OIL & GAS ASIA 2026

2-3 September

Kuala Lumpur

Oil & Gas Asia (OGA) 2026 I UK & EIC Pavilion

2-4 September

Kuala Lumpur

EEC Golf Day 2026

4 September

Bucksburn, UK

Doing Business in the USA

8 September

EIC Houston Office

EICDataStream/EICAssetMap training

9 September

Online

EIC Breakfast in Houston with Oceaneering and Baker Hughes

10 September

EIC Houston Office

EIC Breakfast in Rio: Gas & Power with Eneva and Weatherford

10 September

Rio de Janeiro, Brazil

North & Central America EICDataStream/EICAssetMap Overview

16 September

Houston, US

Virtual Speedy Networking – South American Edition

16 September

Webinar

Rio Oil & Gas (ROG.e) I UK & EIC Pavilion

21-24 September

Rio de Janeiro, Brazil

EIC CONNECT UAE Evening Reception 2026

21 September

The Club, Abu Dhabi

EIC CONNECT UAE 2026

22 September

Abu Dhabi, UAE

WindEnergy Hamburg I UK & EIC Pavilion

22-25 September

Hamburg, Germany

Offshore Wind Opportunities in APAC

23 September

Webinar

Rio Samba & Gas – Reception during ROG.e 2026

23 September

Rio de Janeiro, Brazil

EICDataStream/EICAssetMap training

23 September

Online

CIS Market & Project Update

29 September

Webinar

North & Central America EICDataStream/EICAssetMap Overview

29 September

Houston, US

EIC Lunch: Women of Energy with Marta Abrão

29 September

Rio de Janeiro, Brazil

Discover EIC – London

30 September

EIC London Office

AI in the Energy Supply Chain Workshop

30 September

EIC Houston Office

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CONNECT October

OIL & GAS ASIA Great Shift Change Webinar with TRS and WSP

1 October

EIC Houston Office

The Humber Energy Transition: Unlocking Supply Chain Opportunities

6 October

Village Hotel, Hull, UK

EICDataStream/EICAssetMap training

7 October

Online

EIC World Energy Supply Chain Awards 2026

8 October

Milan, Italy

GCC Energy Market and Project Update

13 October

Webinar

Trade Delegation to Mozambique

19-23 October

Mozambique

Africa Market and Project Update

20 October

Webinar

EIC Energy Procurement Summit

20 October

Rio de Janeiro, Brazil

EIC Infrastructure Breakfast at Hydrogen Technology World Expo

20 October

Hamburg, Germany

Hydrogen Technology World Expo I UK Pavilion

20-22 October

Hamburg, Germany

EICDataStream/EICAssetMap training

21 October

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EIC World Energy Supply Chain Awards 2026

22 October

Dubai, UAE

EIC World Energy Supply Chain Awards 2026

22 October

EIC Houston Office

EIC World Energy Supply Chain Awards 2026

29 October

London, UK

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Energy Storage 7%

Energy Transition 13%

Oil & Gas 35%

Conventional Power and T&D 14% Mature Renewables 28%

Figure 1: Market overview across all sectors in Asia Pacific, excluding China. Source: EICDataStream EICDataStream tracks over 3,900 projects as of June 2026. Total estimated investment (CAPEX) in the region stands at US$2.45tn with mature renewables and oil and gas accounting for the largest share at 35% and 28%.

Energy transition and energy storage are seeing steady growth, with total CAPEX of US$315.2bn and US$185.2bn respectively, signalling growing momentum towards decarbonisation strategies. The region is seeing some interest in nuclear technology with projects progressing in early feasibility and conceptual designs such as the DaeguGyeongbuk SMR Power Plant (KHNP). This is driven by the need for low-carbon baseload power to complement renewables, support AI data centres and enable industrial decarbonisation, particularly for large scale hydrogen and ammonia production. Across ASEAN, SMRs such as the Philippines SMR Project by NuScale are increasingly viewed as the preferred choice for island grids, dedicated industrial hubs and the replacement of retiring coal assets.

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Project start-ups are expected to peak in 2028 with 688 projects scheduled to come online and 2029 with 645 projects. Capital investments are skewed towards the established mature renewables sector with US$679.3bn compared to emerging low-carbon solutions with US$315.1bn, reflecting a gradual scaling up of the transitional energy landscape in the region. Energy security is contributing to continued growth in oil and gas, particularly in LNG, upstream, refining and petrochemicals, as projects continue to advance through the development pipeline. In addition, AI and data centres are emerging as key drivers of rising investment in renewables and transmission infrastructure, as governments are expanding their energy mix and upgrading key transmission lines to support demand growth.

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Figure 3: Oil and gas project opportunities in Asia Pacific by 2032, excluding China. Source: EICDataStream Figure 3 illustrates opportunities within the oil and gas sector for projects expected to come online between 2026 and 2032. The sector’s total CAPEX is estimated at US$845bn comprising US$232bn in upstream, US$175bn in midstream and US$438bn in downstream. In the upstream sector, major projects such as Indonesia’s Abadi Gas Field and Australia’s Browse Field Development continue to progress, with both projects expected to reach final investment decision (FID) within the next few years.

The region is also seeing an increasing number of licensing rounds being announced. Governments across the region are also intensifying efforts to support future gas demand.

In Malaysia, the government approved two regasification terminals in Lumut and Yan in 2026, underscoring the country’s commitment to strengthening gas supply security.

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Figure 4: Value and number of projects that could reach FID in 2026 and 2027. Source: EICDataStream Based on Figure 4, around 54 oil and gas projects could reach FID between now and the end of 2027, with total estimated investment of US$165bn. This suggests that investment appetite remains resilient, with near-term project sanctioning likely to be supported by energy security priorities, LNG demand and the need to bring new upstream resources into production.

Lumut LNG Regasification Terminal (RGT3) Operator: PETRONAS Gas Project Stage: EPC Value: US$100m Startup Year: 2029

Tuban Refinery and Petrochemical Complex Operator: PT Pertamina Rosneft Pengolahan dan Petrokimia Project Stage: EPC Value: US$24,000m Startup Year: 2029

Abadi Gas Field Operator: Inpex Corporation Project Stage: EPC Value: US$21,000m Startup Year: 2030

Browse Upstream Development Operator: Woodside Energy Project Stage: Pre-FEED Value: US$35,000m Startup Year: 2028

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Figure 6: APAC mature renewables key markets by projected capacity 2026-2032, excluding China.

Source: EICDataStream APAC’s renewable energy pipeline shows the strongest opportunities in solar PV, followed by onshore wind. Solar remains the largest segment, with India leading at around 139GW of projected capacity. India continues to anchor demand through SECI auctions, as well as the Pradhan Mantri Kisan Urja Suraksha evam Utthaan Mahabhiyaa (PM-KUSUM) scheme. This is followed by Australia at 87GW and the Philippines at nearly 20GW. Onshore wind is mainly driven by Australia, with around 104GW of pipeline capacity, far ahead of India’s 34GW. This momentum is supported by Australia’s Capacity Investment Scheme, with around 5.6GW of onshore wind capacity awarded under the latest National Electricity Market (NEM) generation tender, CIS Tender 7. Meanwhile, offshore wind has a smaller near-term capacity pipeline but offers stronger long-term potential, particularly in Australia, the Philippines, Taiwan and South Korea. While offshore wind ambitions are growing across the region, large-scale capacity additions are unlikely to materialise until after 2032. Around 10.7GW of offshore wind capacity is expected to be tendered across APAC in the second half of 2026. Overall, near-term opportunities are strongest in solar and onshore wind, while offshore wind is emerging as the next major growth area.

Figure 5: APAC key oil and gas projects.

Source: EICDataStream Abadi LNG Project The project is currently in the FEED tender phase for the FPSO, gas export pipeline (GEP) and SURF scopes following the award of these packages in August 2025. The operator is targeting FID by Q4 2026 with start-up anticipated in 2030.

Lumut LNG Regasification Terminal (RGT3) Malaysia’s Ministry of Economy has issued notification letters to PETRONAS Gas for the development of the third regasification terminal (RGT-3) in Lumut based on a floating storage and regasification unit (FSRU) concept.

Tuban Refinery and Petrochemical Complex (Pertamina) PT Kilang Pertamina Internasional (KPI) has initiated the prequalification (PQ) process for the EPC contract covering two major refinery packages. The FID for the project is expected to be taken in 2026.

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Yanco Delta Wind Farm The Government of New South Wales (NSW) has endorsed 16 major private-sector investment proposals under the first round of its investment delivery authority (IDA).

Together, these proposals represent a combined potential investment of approximately US$22.6bn, with 14 energy projects accounting for around US$22.3bn. Among the endorsed projects is the 1,500MW Yanco Delta Wind Farm.

Fengmiao 2 Offshore Wind Farm Fugro has secured a geotechnical site investigation contract for the 600MW Fengmiao II Offshore Wind Farm.

The offshore geotechnical investigation will be carried out using Fugro’s Taiwan-flagged vessel, Pacific Hornbill, which is equipped with the advanced C30 marine drilling rig. The geotechnical fieldwork campaign is expected to be completed in Q3 2026.

Dinawan Solar Farm Spark Renewables has received approval for its 800MW Dinawan solar and 356MW/1,574MWh battery project.

The US$928.9m project was approved by the Independent Planning Commission (IPC) of New South Wales. This project will be part of the Dinawan Energy Hub, a larger complex within the state’s Southwest Renewable Energy Zone, which will also include a 1.2GW wind farm with up to 200 turbines.

Andhra Pradesh Solar Farm ReNew Energy Global Plc has secured US$477m to bankroll the construction of the 837MW solar farm with a 415MWh battery energy storage system (BESS) in Andhra Pradesh.

The financing package consists of a US$331m loan from the Asian Development Bank (ADB) and a US$146m facility arranged by ADB through other lenders. The ADB portion includes up to US$291m in local currency and US$40m from the Leading Asia’s Private Infrastructure Fund 2.

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However, FID rates across these sectors remain low, with hydrogen at 7.6%, clean fuels at 4.53%, SMR/AMR at 0.98% and no FIDs recorded for nuclear fusion or floating offshore wind. Carbon capture shows stronger progress, with three large-scale projects having reached FID, namely the Kasawari, Tangguh and Arthit CCS projects. Apart from carbon capture, most projects that are moving forward remain small-scale, pilot or demonstration developments.

This shows that these sectors are still at an early stage, with developers focused on proving technical feasibility and commercial viability before scaling up. To progress to FID, these sectors will need clearer regulation, long-term offtake, government support, access to financing, enabling infrastructure and a stronger supply chain.

Mulapeta Port Green Hydrogen and Ammonia Project (Juno Joule) Operator: Juno Joule Green Energy Project Stage: FEED Value: US$1,300m Startup Year: 2031

Kakinada Green Ammonia Project – Phase 1 Operator: AM Green Group Project Stage: EPC Value: US$1,000m Startup Year: 2028

Gladstone Green Hydrogen Project (Sumitomo) Operator: Sumitomo Corporation Project Stage: Feasibility Value: US$150m Startup Year: 2030

Bayu-Undan Carbon Capture and Storage Project Operator: Santos Ltd Project Stage: FEED Value: US$1,600m Startup Year: 2030

Figure 9: APAC key energy transition projects.

Source: EICDataStream Mulapeta Port Green Hydrogen and Ammonia Project Juno Joule has been awarded the front-end engineering design (FEED) contract for the 1mtpa green hydrogen and ammonia production project. Following the FEED phase, thyssenkrupp nucera aims to secure an EPC contract through continued collaboration with Juno Joule.

The project will move into full execution pending a final investment decision targeted in 2026/27.

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Figure 8: Energy transition key markets in Asia Pacific by 2032, excluding China. Source: EICDataStream Asia Pacific’s energy transition sector through to 2032 is largely focused on hydrogen, carbon capture and clean fuels. Countries with abundant renewable resources, such as Australia and India, are looking to leverage large-scale renewable capacity to produce clean hydrogen and its derivatives, positioning themselves as potential low-carbon export hubs. The clean fuel sector has gained traction in Asia Pacific with governments across the region introducing concrete policies such as blending mandates, levies and production incentives. Singapore has implemented a 1% SAF blending requirement from 2026, Japan targeting 10% by 2030 and South Korea and Indonesia pushing out similar roadmaps.

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Kakinada Green Ammonia Project – Phase 1 Construction of phase 1 began in January 2026 with commercial operations targeted in 2028. Uniper has signed an offtake agreement amounting to 500,000tpa of green ammonia within the same month. The project is being developed in phases. Phase 1 will have a production capacity of 1mtpa and AM Green is targeting up to 5mtpa of green ammonia production by 2030.

Gladstone Green Hydrogen Project (Sumitomo) Sumitomo is planning to upscale its 2.5MW green hydrogen pilot plant in Gladstone to 120MW. The commercial scale is shortlisted in the Hydrogen Headstart Round 2 Programme under the Australian Renewable Energy Agency (ARENA).

Bayu-Undan Carbon Capture and Storage Project The project is currently awaiting regulatory approvals from both Timor Leste and Australian governments after successful completion of the detailed engineering (FEED) phase.

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If your company works in the supply chain in the global energy sector and has operations or interests in multiple continents, EIC Global Membership can help you to meet new clients and grow your business.

Global Renewables

Local United Kingdom

Brazil If your company works in the global renewable ener- DUBAI Gulf of Mexico gy sector supply chain, EIC Africa Global Renewable Energy or EIC Global Renewable Gulf Cooperation Council with Energy Transition ASEAN Memberships can help you to meet new clients and grow your business.

CIS Italy USA

Price on request

Price on request

Price on request

Price on request

RIO DE JANEIRO

Speak with a dedicated membership manager in what is one of the world’s largest trade associations by emailing membership@the-eic.com or scanning the QR code to find out more about membership and book a demo for our market intelligence databases.

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