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Indonesia cuts gas exports to Singapore, sparking contract dispute

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Indonesia has decided to reduce natural gas exports to Singapore by 9%, citing domestic shortages and prioritizing its own needs. Singapore's Prime Minister Lawrence Wong stated that commercial contracts should be honored and that the country will take steps to protect its interests. Despite the reduction, Singapore maintains it has sufficient alternative energy sources, including LNG and stored crude oil, and is strengthening energy ties with Malaysia. AI

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  1. Fortune TIER_1 English(EN) · Angelica Ang ·

    Singapore urges suppliers to ‘honor commitments’, as Indonesia slashes gas exports to the country by 9%

    On Oct. 23, Indonesia decided to slash pipeline gas exports to Singapore by 9%, blaming domestic shortages.

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