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Singapore raises electricity tariffs 17% and town gas tariffs 7.1% for July-September quarter as Middle East conflict drives up natural gas prices, Energy Market Authority says. The city-state imports about 95% of its electricity generation from natural gas.

Singapore will raise regulated electricity and town gas tariffs for the July-September 2026 quarter, with household electricity tariffs increasing 17 percent to 31.91 Singapore cents per kWh and town gas tariffs rising 7.1 percent to 23.48 cents per kWh, driven by higher natural gas prices linked to the Middle East conflict, the Energy Market Authority said.

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