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Sembcorp Gas terminates agreement to import natural gas from Indonesia after failing to obtain regulatory approval

Nicole Lim
Nicole Lim • 1 min read
Sembcorp Gas terminates agreement to import natural gas from Indonesia after failing to obtain regulatory approval
The wholly-owned subsidiary of Sembcorp Industries says this will not affect energy costs or its ability to meet gas supply requirements in Singapore. Photo: Sembcorp
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Sembcorp Gas, a wholly-owned subsidiary of Sembcorp Industries (SGX:U96) (Sembcorp) terminates its gas sales agreement (GSA) to import up to 111 billion British thermal units per day of natural gas piped from the Mako gas fields in Indonesia.

Sembcorp says that the GSA was subject to regulatory approvals, which had not been obtained. The GSA was first signed on Sept 2, 2024 with West Natuna Exploration, Empyrean Energy and Coro Energy Duyung (Singapore).

The agreement was meant to allow piped natural gas supply to last beyond 2028. However, Sembcorp says the termination will not affect its energy costs or ability to meet gas supply requirements in Singapore. 

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