Middle East and ASEAN Energy Security

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The ASEAN Centre for Energy (ACE), as the regional intergovernmental energy organisation of ASEAN and the Secretariat of the ASEAN Framework Agreement on Petroleum Security (APSA), is recalling the ASEAN Foreign Ministers’ Statement on the Situation in the Middle East on 04 March 2026. ACE acknowledged the role of the Middle East region in the ASEAN energy sector, particularly in oil and gas, as more than half of ASEAN’s crude oil imports are from the region, especially from the United Arab Emirates, Saudi Arabia, and Kuwait.

Global Oil Supply Disruptions and ASEAN Energy Investment: Inflation and Financing Cost Pressures PDF
Policy Brief Regional Energy Policy and Planning (REPP) Green Finance and Investment

Global Oil Supply Disruptions and ASEAN Energy Investment: Inflation and Financing Cost Pressures

Aug 2026
ASEAN Energy Security Insights: Implications of the Middle East Situation PDF
Report Oil & Gas Connectivity, Security, and Sustainability (OGCSS) Middle East and ASEAN Energy Security

ASEAN Energy Security Insights: Implications of the Middle East Situation

Apr 2026 • ASEAN Centre for Energ...
Natural Gas in the New ASEAN Petroleum Security Framework: Why It Matters and What Comes Next PDF
Policy Brief Oil & Gas Connectivity, Security, and Sustainability (OGCSS) Methane Emissions Reduction

Natural Gas in the New ASEAN Petroleum Security Framework: Why It Matters and What Comes Next

Feb 2026 • Dania Paramita, Shania...