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Indonesia's gas export cut to Singapore
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Where it stands
Indonesia began cutting pipeline gas exports to Singapore on October 24, 2026, redirecting 31 million cubic feet per day—15 million from Natuna and 16 million from Sumatra—to meet domestic electricity needs. Singapore says the cut is less than 2% of its daily gas demand and insists signed contracts be honoured; the reduction’s duration and any arrangement addressing it remain open.
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The story so far
Update 1
Indonesia cuts gas to Singapore. The lights and the contracts are separate tests
Singapore says Indonesia’s diversion affects less than 2% of its daily gas demand. Keeping electricity stable, however, does not settle the missing deliveries or the contracts behind them.
History
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Who's involved
People
- Djoko SiswantoSekretaris Jenderal Dewan Energi Nasional1 report
Lawrence WongPrime Minister of Singapore since 20241 report
Organizations
- Energy Market Authorityregulatory body in Singapore1 report
- People's Action PartySingaporean political party1 report
Places
- IndonesiaIndonesia1 report
- Natuna IslandsNatuna Islands, KR, Indonesia1 report
- SingaporeSingapore1 report
Every outlet we read on this story
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