What specific LNG spot cargoes has Singapore GasCo secured since the U.S.-Israel war on Iran began, and where did they originate?

Since the war began on February 28, Singapore GasCo secured two spot LNG cargoes from Australia—one delivered on March 27 from the APLNG project and another on April 9 from the Gorgon LNG project—and one spot cargo from Mozambique, delivered on April 19 after loading from the Coral South floating LNG project offshore Mozambique.

How is Singapore GasCo responding to supply disruptions caused by the war, and what is its current stance on long-term LNG procurement?

GasCo has taken proactive steps to secure additional LNG cargoes to augment existing supplies curtailed by existing suppliers, focusing short-term on making up for those shortfalls; it still plans to go to market in 2026 for long-term LNG supplies, with ongoing engagements with credible, trusted suppliers despite market disruption and high volatility.

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