Japan captured some Singapore fuel

Did Japan capture the British fuel stored at Singapore?

It captured some of the fuel, although British demolitions destroyed part of the stockpile.

The short answer adds an important consequence to the discussion of Singapore's enormous fuel reserves. British forces destroyed part of the stockpile before the base fell. They were unable to deny all of it, and Japan captured some usable fuel. Theater-level reserves could therefore become a valuable prize when the hub they supported was overrun.