Indonesia Reduces Gas Shipments to Singapore by 31 Million Cubic Feet Daily Amid Air Pollution Dispute
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Joko Siswanto, head of Indonesia's SKK Migas, announced a reduction in gas deliveries to Singapore totaling 31 million cubic feet per day. The cut is intended to reserve supply for domestic electricity generation and energy security. This move occurs against the backdrop of ongoing tensions between the two nations regarding air pollution caused by Indonesian forest fires. Singapore's Energy Market Authority (EMA) stated that the reduced volume represents less than 2% of Singapore's total daily gas demand. An EMA spokesperson noted that importers will use all legal contractual avenues to address supply disruptions and confirmed that emergency plans are in place to manage the reduction.
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