Indonesia Says Singapore Gas Supply Cuts Remain Within Contractual Limits
Economy · First reported 26 Oct, 04:53 · Updated 22:07

Reports say Indonesia has reduced gas supplies to Singapore, with Indonesia citing domestic energy needs. One report says Indonesia maintains the reduction is within contractual limits; another says Indonesia is meeting its terms with Singapore despite the supply cut.
- Indonesia reduced natural gas exports to Singapore, according to the supplied reports.
- Indonesia cited domestic energy needs; one report specifies electricity and industrial needs.
- Indonesia’s energy minister said the country would prioritize its own needs and might cut supplies to nations that did not respect Indonesia.
- Indonesia argued that the reduction remained within contractual limits, while a separate report said it was meeting its terms with Singapore despite the cut.
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- Supply
- Indonesia reduced gas supplies to Singapore.
- Stated rationale
- Domestic energy needs, including electricity and industry.
- Contract position
- Indonesia argued the reduction remained within contractual limits.
- Minister
- Energy Minister Bahlil Lahadalia said Indonesia would prioritize its own needs.
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