First Resources Engages Assessor for NEA Inquiry Into Possible Links to Indonesia Haze Fires

By Public Technologies
  • First Resources will fund an independent inquiry into possible links to Indonesian fires contributing to transboundary haze, under Singapore’s environmental regulator.
  • The National Environment Agency selected FTI Consulting as assessor under its evaluation pursuant to the Transboundary Haze Pollution Act 2014.
  • In its November 2, 2026 announcement, the company confirmed submitting an initial response to the agency’s October 23 information request.
  • A supplementary response will provide further information or documents as required.


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