Indonesia gas export cuts: Singapore has sufficient supply, says Tan See Leng

My question is: What specific evidence supports the assurance that Singapore’s gas supply will remain secure?<br><br>Could you please elaborate with verifiable, documented figures, including:<br><br>Replacement supply: What confirmed volumes of replacement gas or LNG are available to offset the reduction from Indonesia?<br><br>Supply coverage: Are the replacement volumes sufficient to cover the full 18-day reduction and any further cuts, if they occur?<br><br>Actual impact: Have any industrial or commercial customers experienced reduced deliveries, and what measures have been taken to address this?<br><br>Price implications: What evidence supports the assessment that electricity prices will not be significantly affected in the short term?<br><br>Contingency arrangements: What alternative supply arrangements and reserve capacity are available if the disruption continues beyond the expected period?<br><br>It would be helpful to have the relevant EMA data, confirmed supply figures, contingency plans or official documents to substantiate these assurances.<br><br>A reassuring statement is important, but transparent evidence and verifiable figures are what give the public confidence. We should distinguish between having sufficient national energy reserves in principle and demonstrating that replacement supplies can be delivered reliably to meet actual demand.