Indonesia Cuts Gas Exports to Singapore, Cites Domestic Needs
Indonesia has reduced gas supply to Singapore but denies any bilateral conflict, stating the cut is to meet domestic industrial and electricity demand and falls within contractual tolerance limits. Singapore has requested adherence to the contract.
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