Energy & Offshore
Carbon tax clarifies costs, but compliance demands widen
Carbon tax clarifies costs, but compliance demands widen
Narrowly focusing on the tax overlooks the full economic picture.
Rex International CFO Per Lind steps up as CEO after Lidgren exits
After leading Rex since 2013 listing, Måns Lidgren moves to advisory role for health reasons.
Singapore exposed as Asian refining margins surge past $25.6
Bunker fuel prices exceeded $1,280 per tonne in early 2026.
FairPrice ranks lowest in Asian methane and climate disclosure report
Mighty Earth flags FairPrice for its lack of action on methane, a gas 80 times more potent than CO2.
Cambodia pivots to Singapore fuel as Vietnam, China restrict exports
Shipments rose 25% in the first 18 days of March.
SMF to equip 50 Singapore SMEs with free carbon maps
The initiative offers complimentary carbon footprint reports to simplify sustainability efforts.
Marco Polo Marine unit anchors $118m Taiwan offshore wind charter
PKRO will provide emergency towing and salvage services in Taiwan's waters.
Energy supply secure amidst Middle East tensions: Tan See Leng
Gas supplies delivered via pipelines remain unaffected by the conflict.
Gulf tensions pressure power prices as 95% of electricity relies on gas
About 19% of global LNG trade passes through the Strait of Hormuz.
Singapore seen as safe haven amidst LNG cost pressures
LNG imports hold 25% to 30% of the city-state's energy needs.
Gas supply remains secure with no near-term disruptions: Sembcorp
The group confirms the Fujairah F1 plant in the UAE is undamaged.
Concord New Energy's February output drops 8.28% YoY
Attributable solar output fell 22.34% to 69.68 GWh.
H2G Green completes TTJ Greenfuel deal, seeks EGM for revised terms
Payment schedule shortened to three years.
Continued Gulf conflict may force energy hikes, GDP reassessment: DPM Gan
The Strait of Hormuz, a key route for crude oil and LNG shipments, has closed.
BDC-CNE deal to test barge-based hydrogen power for Singapore's AI data centres
BDC and CNE signed an MOU to develop hydrogen supply and offshore systems.
Budget 2026: Cushioning carbon tax burden and maintaining competitiveness
Companies could reduce short-term competitive pressure by strengthening their decarbonisation investments.
Gulf conflict raises energy risks but direct exposure ‘limited’: analysts
It’s a ‘second-order’ crisis for Singapore, said Maybank Research.
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