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Singapore expects all parties to honour commitments, says PM Wong after Indonesia cuts gas exports

Singapore expects all parties to honour their commitments made under commercial contracts, and the country's gas importer will take necessary steps to protect its rights and interests.

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Most of Singapore’s electricity is currently generated using natural gas, and a significant amount of gas is imported through pipelines from Indonesia, PM Lawrence Wong said on Sunday, Oct 25. -- ST PHOTO: AZMI ATHNI

SINGAPORE (The Straits Times/ANN): Singapore expects all parties to honour their commitments made under commercial contracts, and the country’s gas importer will take necessary steps to protect its rights and interests, said Prime Minister Lawrence Wong.

Speaking at the PAP conference on Oct 25, he noted that Indonesia announced cuts to its gas exports to Singapore the day before.

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