Indonesia is cutting natural gas exports to Singapore by 8%, saying the move falls within existing supply contracts and is needed to meet its growing domestic energy needs.

Singapore says the impact is limited, accounting for less than 2% of our daily gas demand, and that supplies remain sufficient for now. But what’s driving the cuts, and could they become permanent?

On The Big Story, Hongbin Jeong speaks to Dr David Broadstock, Partner at The Lantau Group, about what the reductions mean for Singapore’s energy security, our reliance on imported gas, and the potential implications for electricity supply and prices.