The Government of Laos, Thailand and Malaysia have signed an electricity transmission agreement under the Laos–Thailand–Malaysia–Singapore Power Integration Project (LTMS-PIP), enabling cross-border power trade using existing...
Read MoreThe Government of Laos will undertake a feasibility study for a new railway between Vientiane and Pakse, while also moving ahead with plans to construct a cross-border rail link connecting Laos and Vietnam, according to the...
Read MoreThe Government of Laos has formally unveiled its 10th five-year National Socio-Economic Development Plan for the 2026–2030 period, setting out targets for economic growth, fiscal stability, infrastructure expansion, and social...
Read MoreConstruction of the Nam Se Don River bridge in Khong Se Don district, Salavanh Province, has officially resumed after being stalled for almost ten years, with authorities targeting completion within 2026. The project, which...
Read MoreAuthorities in Vientiane have completed seven reinforced concrete road projects ahead of schedule, strengthening urban and peri-urban connectivity across the capital. The projects cover a combined length of 40.81 km and form...
Read MoreACEN has achieved 100 percent renewable energy generation across its portfolio, marking a major milestone in its long-term transition away from fossil fuels. The achievement reflects a strategic shift that began nearly a decade...
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The Governments of Laos and Thailand have inaugurated the fifth Lao–Thai Friendship Bridge,...
Read MoreThe Government of Laos has ordered the indefinite suspension of the trial operation of the Bus Rapid Transit (BRT) system in Vientiane, directing a redesign of the dedicated bus lanes and the overall system under the Vientiane...
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Oudomxay Province has inaugurated a 1,000-MW solar power project, marking one of Laos’ largest...
Read MoreThe Government of Laos and the Government of Vietnam have confirmed that construction of the first cross-border railway linking the two countries will begin in 2026, with commercial operations targeted for 2030. The project is...
Read MoreVietnam’s Green and Smart Mobility JSC (GSM) has signed a strategic cooperation agreement through its Lao subsidiary with the Vietnam Business Association in Laos (AVILA) to expand electric taxi and green transport services in...
Read MoreRondo Energy and SCG Cleanergy have launched Southeast Asia’s first industrial heat battery at SCG’s cement plant in Saraburi Province, central Thailand. The 33 MWh Rondo Heat Battery (RHB33) on a new modular platform...
Read MoreConstruction of four bridges along Route 20 in Salavan Province has reached 49 percent overall completion as of November 2025, with an expected opening in April 2026 in Laos. The project is part of a broader initiative to build...
Read MoreThe Laos–China Railway (LCR) carried 4.506 million tons of cargo between January and October 2025, recording a 12.8 percent year-on-year increase. Cargo value rose to CNY22.07 billion (USD3.10 billion). The freight mix expanded...
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Southeast Asia is preparing for a major rail transformation, with new cross-border and high-speed...
Read MoreThe Vientiane Sustainable Urban Transport Project plans to establish eight parking zones in the downtown areas of Chanthabouly and Sisattanak districts in preparation for the upcoming Bus Rapid Transit (BRT) system in Laos. The...
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The Luang Namtha Provincial Administration and Lan Xang Bridge-Road Construction Sole Company...
Read MoreThe Luang Prabang International Airport in Laos is set for a major upgrade under a Public–Private Partnership (PPP) initiative led by the Ministry of Public Works and Transport, in collaboration with the International Finance...
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The Lao Airports Authority and the Ministry of Public Works and Transport have commenced...
Read MoreMicrosoft is ramping up its cloud and AI infrastructure investments across Asia to meet the growing regional demand for digital transformation. In 2025, the company inaugurated new Azure datacenter regions in Malaysia and...
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