Due to tightening global energy supplies following Middle East tensions, Singapore's government facilities are implementing energy-saving measures. These include raising air-conditioning temperatures to 25 degrees Celsius or higher and managing the usage of electricity in public spaces.

Government facilities in Singapore will take steps to reduce electricity consumption to boost the nation’s energy resilience as the conflict in the Middle East tightens global energy supplies. Immediate measures include setting the air-conditioner at 25 degrees Celsius (77 degrees Fahrenheit) or higher, managing operating times for air-conditioning, lighting and lifts and unplugging or turning off non-essential equipment when not in use, the Ministry of Sustainability and Environment (MSE) and.....