From sharing a room to save on air-con to driving less, Singaporeans adjust as the global energy crisis bites
Summary
Singaporeans are adapting to the global energy crisis, implementing measures like reducing air-conditioner use and driving less, in response to the conflict in the Middle East.
The ripples of the conflict in the Middle East are being felt acutely in Singapore, prompting everyday citizens to make tangible adjustments to their lifestyles. What might seem like distant geopolitical events have translated into concrete changes in how Singaporeans manage their daily lives and household expenses. From consciously dialing back air-conditioner usage to save on electricity bills, to consciously choosing to drive less and rely more on public transport, the impact of the global energy crisis is undeniable. CNA TODAY's conversations with 55 individuals reveal a shared sense of adaptation and resilience, as Singaporeans navigate the economic pressures stemming from international instability.
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