As the world's fifth-largest refinery export hub, Singapore is well-positioned to lead the world in the downstream industry. However, changing global dynamics, including Covid-19, have put some pressure on the industry’s standing as a pillar of Singapore’s economy, and challenge its relevance as the world moves towards decarbonisation. Tim Rockell, Chairman of the Energy & Utilities Business Group, British Chamber of Commerce Singapore shares the outlook of the energy sector for 2020 and how Singapore’s role in Southeast Asia’s energy sector will change. 

<p>As the world's fifth-largest refinery export hub, Singapore is well-positioned to lead the world in the downstream industry. However, changing global dynamics, including Covid-19, have put some pressure on the industry&rsquo;s standing as a pillar of Singapore&rsquo;s economy, and challenge its relevance as the world moves towards decarbonisation. <strong>Tim Rockell, Chairman of the Energy &amp; Utilities Business Group, British Chamber of Commerce Singapore&nbsp;</strong>shares the outlook of the energy sector for 2020 and how Singapore&rsquo;s role in Southeast Asia&rsquo;s energy sector will change.&nbsp;</p>

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