S’pore expects all parties to honour commitments, says PM Wong after Indonesia cuts gas exports
Singapore's Prime Minister Lawrence Wong stated that Singapore expects Indonesia and other partners to honor their gas supply commitments after Indonesia announced cuts to its gas exports. While the reduction affects less than 2% of Singapore's daily gas demand, the country is taking steps to protect its rights and is exploring diversified energy sources, including nuclear energy.
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This situation highlights regional energy security challenges and the importance of international trade agreements, impacting Singapore's energy stability and its long-term strategy for sustainable and reliable power generation.
Listen Summarise Singapore expects Indonesia and other partners to honour gas contracts after export cuts, said PM Lawrence Wong. The cut affects less than 2% of daily gas demand, and Singapore is protecting its rights. Singapore has prepared for supply risks by investing in liquefied natural gas terminals. This gives more import options if pipeline supplies are disrupted. PM Wong said Singapore must also seek cleaner, reliable power. The Government is studying nuclear energy, while keeping safety first and weighing risks carefully. AI generated
SINGAPORE – Singapore expects all parties to honour their commitments made under commercial contracts, and the country’s gas importer will take necessary steps to protect its rights and interests, said Prime Minister Lawrence Wong.
Speaking at the PAP conference on Oct 25, he noted that Indonesia announced cuts to its gas exports to Singapore the day before.
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