Singapore plans to diversify energy sources amid Indonesia’s gas cuts

Bloomberg reports that energy minister Tan See Leng outlined plans to diversify suppliers, add storage and build infrastructure to guard against resource nationalism. The Straits Times says a five-year power plan includes five new plants, seven substations and a goal of tripling energy storage capacity to 1 gigawatt-hour. Indonesia’s gas cuts represent less than 2% of Singapore’s daily gas demand, according to the Energy Market Authority, as cited by Bloomberg.