AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoHaze Response: Singapore and Indonesia will set up a joint task force to pursue companies linked to forest fires. Singapore plans changes to its haze law requiring firms to provide information, while MAS urged banks to limit or end financing for clients tied to clear environmental breaches. Wilmar shares fell after it disclosed an Indonesian police probe into plantation fires; air quality in Singapore’s west returned to normal on Thursday. Energy Security: Saudi Arabia plans to store crude oil on Jurong Island from 2027. Singapore says Indonesia’s gas supply cut affects less than 2% of demand, as it prepares a nuclear energy review and targets 4GWp of solar capacity by 2035. Innovation: EnterpriseSG launched new support to help startups expand overseas, while Temasek and partners renewed a climate-tech programme through 2030. SIA also agreed to buy up to 4,800 tonnes of sustainable aviation fuel from a Singapore plant. Culture: The Peranakan Museum’s new exhibition, opening Oct 30, explores family histories through 159 objects, from jewellery to everyday household items. Travel: Air New Zealand will operate Christchurch–Singapore flights year-round.
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