Jurong Island

PetroChina plugs Singapore plant’s shortfall with crude from China storage, trackers say

The tanker New Merit hauls 1.8 million barrels of crude from Dalian to Jurong Island

Past crises were "an opportunity for us to grow and reinvent ourselves", said Katoen Natie's outgoing Singapore chief executive, Koen Cardon.

Singapore chemical logistics growth still promising despite Middle East war: Katoen Natie execs

Specialty chemical producers are scaling up their plants on Jurong Island, driving demand for warehouse storage

The investment underscores Katoen Natie's confidence in Singapore, said its chief executive for the Republic, Koen Cardon.

Logistics giant Katoen Natie to invest S$60 million in new Jurong Island facility

The company is investing an additional S$3.1 million in a fully automated storage and retrieval system

Dr Tan says Singapore's supply diversification efforts have worked in an “optimal” manner, even though it did not “plan for a war of this magnitude”.

Singapore prioritising ‘dry powder’ to intervene if Middle East conflict worsens: Tan See Leng

Singaporeans and businesses will need to brace for a ‘very bumpy ride’, and are urged to conserve energy

Cosco Shipping says it is coordinating with its appointed vendors and main contractor to ensure smooth progress on Jurong Island Logistics Hub.

Construction of Jurong Island Logistics Hub Phase 2 reaches 3rd, 4th floors: Cosco Shipping

Demolition works for Phase 1 are also under way with minimal disruption to operations

With refineries and crackers under pressure, manufacturers are set to feel more strain in feedstock supply.

In charts: Singapore’s energy and chemicals sector in focus as Middle East conflict escalates

The sector’s green pivot could help it be less vulnerable to oil and gas disruptions in the long term

Aster has scooped up energy-related assets, including Shell’s Singapore refining and refinery assets on Jurong Island.

Keppel, Chandra Asri’s Aster to assess development of Jurong Island sustainable aviation fuel plant

The proposed facility will have a planned production capacity of up to 100,000 tonnes of the fuel a year

DPM Gan says Singapore will work with industry leaders such as ExxonMobil to strengthen capabilities in higher-value, lower-carbon and green manufacturing.

ExxonMobil’s latest Singapore facility signals that innovation can continue amid global challenges: DPM Gan

The move comes even as the company is set to lay off 10% to 15% of its Singapore workforce by end-2027

Exxon has in the past two years gradually scaled down term contract volumes with customers in Singapore.

ExxonMobil to permanently shut one steam cracker in Singapore from March: sources

The closure of the plant, which opened in 2002, is expected to be completed by June