‘Keep calm and carry on’: Indonesia gas cut unlikely to hit Singapore electricity prices, says Tan See Leng
Singapore's Minister for Energy Tan See Leng stated that Indonesia's reduction in natural gas exports will not impact short-term electricity prices. He emphasized that Singapore's energy supply remains diversified and secure.
Why it matters
Energy security is a critical concern for small nations, and this reassurance helps stabilize market expectations regarding utility costs.
Global gas prices are a bigger factor in costs, says Minister for Energy, Trade and Industry (Energy and Industry) Tan See Leng.
Minister for Energy, Trade and Industry (Energy and Industry) Tan See Leng speaking on Oct 25, 2026, after the PAP Party Awards and Conference. (Photo: CNA/Syamil Sapari)
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