Energy & Offshore

Singapore has experience to expand underground fuel storage: Tan See Leng

The 150m-deep Jurong Rock Caverns can store 1.47 million cubic metres of liquid fuel.

Singapore, Australia to strike pact on energy, critical supplies

Both sides will maintain LNG and refined fuel flows.

Energy ffficiency index falls to 49, signalling gains despite higher emissions

Emissions climbed to 616 million tonnes in 2021 from 440 million tonnes in 2000.

Khor Poh Hwa appointed chairman of Keppel Infrastructure Trust

He succeeds Daniel Ee, who is retiring after the upcoming Annual General Meeting.

No energy curbs in Singapore despite global moves: Shanmugam

The Homefront Crisis Ministerial Committee is now coordinating the national response.

Gov’t convenes crisis committee as Middle East conflict hits energy flows

Immediate efforts are focused on strengthening energy and supply chain resilience.

Carbon tax clarifies costs, but compliance demands widen

Narrowly focusing on the tax overlooks the full economic picture.

Rex International CFO Per Lind steps up as CEO after Lidgren exits

After leading Rex since 2013 listing, Måns Lidgren moves to advisory role for health reasons.

Singapore exposed as Asian refining margins surge past $25.6

Bunker fuel prices exceeded $1,280 per tonne in early 2026.

FairPrice ranks lowest in Asian methane and climate disclosure report

Mighty Earth flags FairPrice for its lack of action on methane, a gas 80 times more potent than CO2.

SMF to equip 50 Singapore SMEs with free carbon maps

The initiative offers complimentary carbon footprint reports to simplify sustainability efforts.

Marco Polo Marine unit anchors $118m Taiwan offshore wind charter

PKRO will provide emergency towing and salvage services in Taiwan's waters.

Energy supply secure amidst Middle East tensions: Tan See Leng

Gas supplies delivered via pipelines remain unaffected by the conflict.

Gulf tensions pressure power prices as 95% of electricity relies on gas

About 19% of global LNG trade passes through the Strait of Hormuz.

Singapore seen as safe haven amidst LNG cost pressures

LNG imports hold 25% to 30% of the city-state's energy needs.