LNG for Japan & Asia

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Mapping the Energy Future

The Institute of Energy Economics, Japan

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LNG for Japan & Asia

Mapping the Energy Future

15 minutes 27 seconds

7 months ago

LNG for Japan & Asia

This episode is talking about “LNG for Japan & Asia”. Japan’s 7th Strategic Energy Plan recognizes the important role of LNG, and imports in 2040 are expected to be between 54 Mt and 74 Mt. The expansion of LNG supply from North America is also important, with four options (Gulf, Mexico, Canada, Alaska) each presenting its own pros and cons.