The Indonesian government has stated that the deliveries of natural gas to Singapore have remained within the limits set in the contract, and the government will continue to evaluate whether it should be permanently constituted. The policy of Indonesia's natural gas includes prioritizing domestic energy needs while balancing obligations with industrial and energy demand. Additionally, it considers maintenance works in gas facilities, which have influenced availability. 'The deliveries are still within the maximum volumes stipulated in the contract,' Bahlil Lahadalia, a spokesperson, added, emphasizing that no one should teach the Indonesians about the importance of respecting contracts.

We agree on our responsibilities and take these seriously.' This decision is highlighted as an attempt to improve domestic energy security in Indonesia, while preserving relations with neighboring countries. Lahadalia did not specify when the government would finish its evaluation or if the reduced deliveries would be returned. He also mentioned that the government continues to evaluate deliveries from Natuna and other production areas, considering how best to distribute gas between exports and international demand.

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