Gas supply remains secure with no near-term disruptions: Sembcorp

The group confirms the Fujairah F1 plant in the UAE is undamaged.

Sembcorp Industries has announced that its gas supply in Singapore remains secure, with no anticipated disruptions in the near term.

The company relies on a diversified portfolio of long-term natural gas contracts from multiple global sources, according to a press release.

It added that its 2026 liquefied natural gas cargo deliveries are not sourced from the Middle East.

The announcement follows an article published by Global Water Intelligence that suggested there had been damage to the UAE’s Fujairah F1 power and water plant.

Sembcorp has clarified that there has been no damage to the Fujairah F1 Independent Water and Power Plant (IWPP), following recent reports of Iran’s strikes on desalination plants in the Gulf.

The group also operates two other facilities in the region: the Salalah IWPP and the Manah II Solar Independent Power Project, both in Oman.

“Operations in all three facilities are currently continuing, but as the events are evolving, Sembcorp continues to monitor the situation closely,” it added.

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