Indonesia Delays Clean Energy Exports to Singapore Over Pricing Terms
Published 8h ago · Latest report 4h ago · Policy change
Affects Indonesia and Singapore
Indonesia puts clean electricity exports to Singapore on hold over pricing disagreements.
Indonesia has stated it will not export electricity to Singapore unless pricing conditions are favorable and domestic needs are met. The remarks cast uncertainty over plans to supply low-carbon power across the region. Energy officials emphasize that national electricity security remains a primary focus.
- The planCompanies had previously received conditional approvals to import low-carbon power from Indonesia.
- The targetThe proposed infrastructure aims to supply 3.4GW of capacity by 2035.
Why it matters
Cross-border energy trading is a cornerstone of regional decarbonisation efforts in Southeast Asia, aiming to link growing urban demand with neighbouring renewable generation resources.
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Indonesian energy officials have stated that power exports will not proceed without favourable financial terms and adequate domestic supply.
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- CNAIndonesia unlikely to export electricity in the near future, citing domestic demand: Minister4h ago · open ↗
- The Straits TimesIndonesia will not export electricity to Singapore unless price is right, says Bahlil8h ago · open ↗
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