Indonesia cuts gas exports to Singapore amid wildfire haze dispute

Indonesia reduced natural gas exports to Singapore by 31 million standard cubic feet per day to prioritize domestic demand, citing wildfire-related air pollution tensions. The cut affects supply from Natuna in Riau, signaling potential energy security friction between the neighbors. This marks a concrete escalation of the haze dispute into energy trade, with implications for regional gas supply and bilateral relations.

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