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Shell Singapore Charged Over 2 Pulau Bukom Oil Leaks, Including About 40 Tonnes of Oily Mixture
👉 https://goodyfeed.com/shell-singapore-charged-over-2-pulau-bukom-oil-leaks-including-about-40-tonnes-of-oily-mixture/
Here's the full detailed account:
Shell Singapore Charged Over Two Pulau Bukom Oil Leaks — Full Details
Charges filed: 22 September 2026 (Tuesday) in court
Legislation: Prevention of Pollution of the Sea Act
Facility: Shell Singapore Energy and Chemicals Park, Pulau Bukom
Incidents: Two separate events in 2024 — October and December
Incident 1 — 20 October 2024: ~40 Tonnes Oily Mixture Discharged
- Time of leak: ~8:00am
- Cause: Hole in a 10cm slop pipeline
- Amount: ~40 tonnes of oily mixture (slop = oil + water) entered Singapore waters, between Pulau Bukom and Bukom Kecil
- Reporting delay: Shell informed Port Master only at 12:55pm — ~5 hours later
- Clean-up & response:
- Authorities + Shell deployed containment booms, dispersants, skimmers
- Precautionary protection at Sentosa, East Coast Park, Labrador Nature Reserve, Sisters' Islands, West Coast Park
- Clean-up completed 29–30 October 2024; no further oil sightings since initial report
Incident 2 — 26–28 December 2024: ~485–956kg Oily Mixture
- Start: ~9:30am, 26 December 2024
- End: ~8:30am, 28 December 2024 — leak ran nearly 2 days
- Amount: 485kg to 956kg of oil mixture
- System involved: Different from the October pipeline leak — linked to an oil processing unit (diesel production) using cooling water discharge
- Reporting delay: Shell reported at 11:50am on 26 December, not immediately
- Clean-up & response:
- Shell shut down the processing unit for investigation
- Light oil sheens spotted off Pulau Bukom; no patches near Sentosa
- Clean-up completed by 28 December
Legal Charges & Penalties
- Total charges: 4 counts under the Prevention of Pollution of the Sea Act
- Allegations:
1. Discharging oily mixture into Singapore waters (2 counts — one per incident)
2. Failing to report each discharge without delay (2 counts)
- Possible penalties:
- Discharge offence: Fine S$1,000 to S$1,000,000; individuals additionally face up to 2 years imprisonment
- Late reporting: Fine up to S$5,000 per count
- Separate prosecution also launched by the National Environment Agency (NEA) over same incidents
Court Proceedings & Next Steps
- Shell's position: Counsel requested 8-week adjournment, stating:
- Business division involved was divested in 2025
- Needs time to appoint lawyers, retrieve historical records, obtain internal instructions
- Case adjourned to: October 2026
Singapore core inflation hits near-two-year high of 2.2% in August
Core inflation accelerated for a third month in a row to the highest in almost two years.
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**Singapore core inflation rises for a third consecutive month to the highest level since September 2024.**
**Key points from the Bloomberg report (published Wed, 23 September 2026):**
- **Core inflation** (excludes housing and private transportation costs) accelerated to **2.2%** year-on-year in August.
- This is the highest reading since September 2024.
- It matched the median estimate in a Bloomberg survey.
- **Overall (all-items) inflation** came in at **2.3%**, also matching the median survey estimate.
- Utilities and other fuels rose **6.1%**.
- Prices are moving closer to the upper end of the Monetary Authority of Singapore’s (MAS) forecast range for the year.
- MAS forecasts core inflation at **1.5%–2.5%** this year.
- It expects price pressures to moderate more clearly from around mid-2027.
- MAS tightened policy at its past two meetings this year and will announce its next decision in mid-October.
- Several major central banks (including the Federal Reserve, Bank of Japan, and European Central Bank) have recently raised rates to contain resurgent inflation.
- The Singapore government has provided nearly **S$2 billion** in support measures since the outbreak of the US-Iran war earlier this year to help cushion the economy from external shocks.
Source: Bloomberg article via Yahoo News Singapore, by Srinidhi Ragavendran.