Japan taking ownership stakes in LNGCountry expanding natural gas use following 2011 Fukushima disaster; many old supply contracts will expire over the next decade Larry Persily Federal Coordinator, Alaska Natural Gas Transportation Projects
Japan has been importing liquefied natural gas since 1969, starting with its first shipment from Alaska and expanding its supplier base over the years to 17 nations in 2011. But many of its supply contracts, with extensions, date from the 1970s and 1980s and will expire over the next decade, pushing....
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