Singaporeans Need a Record $82,000 for the Right to Buy a Car
Vehicles travel along the Pan Island Expressway in Singapore. The cost for the right to buy a car in Singapore has reached a record high for large automobiles and risen Continue Reading
Singapore’s Sky-High Car Prices Are Warning for Global Cities
Singapore media professional Ellie Lim gave up her plan to buy a new Volvo SUV to ferry her newborn baby when she realized it was going to cost her more Continue Reading
Singapore jet fuel/kero breaches $100/b, first time in more than 7 years
Platts Seasonal heating demand, lean supplies lend support FOB Singapore jet fuel/kerosene cargo breached the psychologically important $100/b mark for the first time in more than seven years at the Continue Reading
Singapore probes unusual surge in COVID-19 cases after record
Surge came during a few hours in afternoon, authorities say ICU use rate nears 80%, more beds being added 98.7% of recent cases show no symptoms or only mild ones Continue Reading
Singapore says no disruption to electricity supply after power providers exit
Singapore’s energy regulator said on Saturday that it is working closely with retailers facing challenges from current volatile electricity prices and said there will be no disruption to their customers’ Continue Reading
Singapore marine fuel sales drop in Sept as bunker calls hit 4-year low
Marine fuel sales in Singapore fell to a 15-month low of 3.94 million tonnes in September as the number of ships calling at the world’s largest bunkering hub for bunkers Continue Reading
Shell’s Largest Refinery Reduces Crude Processing Capacity By 50%
Shell will halve the crude oil processing capacity of its largest wholly owned refinery in the world, Pulau Bukom in Singapore, as part of its ambition to be a net-zero Continue Reading
Inside Singapore’s $3 Billion Oil Trading Scandal
Singapore’s geographic location makes it a hot spot for physical oil trading. Hin Leong Trading was just named in a major $3 billion oil trading scandal The revelation of the Continue Reading
‘Sunshine to Asia’ Power Plan Moves Forward With Cable Contract
Survey work will soon begin on an ambitious plan to export power from a giant solar farm in Australia to Singapore via a 3,800 kilometer (2,360 mile) undersea cable. The Sun Continue Reading
Singapore Coastline Packed With Ships Full of Oil No One Wants
A narrow waterway off Singapore has become even more congested as oil-laden tankers wait out a slump in global fuel consumption that’s crimped demand and boosted the use of ships Continue Reading