Gas

Taiwan Joins Japan as Alaska LNG Hopeful

Taiwan has followed in Japan’s footsteps, expressing interest in buying more liquefied natural gas from the U.S. and more specifically from a project in Alaska, Reuters has reported, citing the country’s economy ministry. The statement reflects concern about the impact of tariffs that Trump has threatened to impose on all …

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Pakistan Seeks Lower Prices for Its Long-Term Qatar LNG Deal

Pakistan will renegotiate its long-term LNG supply deal with Qatar as it looks to lower its costs for the growing energy demand going forward, Pakistani Petroleum Minister Musadik Malik said on Friday. “The Qatar agreement is costly, and we will negotiate better terms next year,” Pakistani newspaper The News quoted …

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Japan’s Top LNG Buyer Plans more Purchases from the U.S.

JERA, the largest LNG buyer in Japan, plans to boost purchases from the United States to diversify its supply portfolio, a top company executive told Reuters on Friday. Japan, the world’s second-largest LNG importer after China, is looking to increase its energy security with diverse sources of supply and could …

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Italy to Begin Gas Refilling Next Month to Avoid Price Spikes

Italy, the EU’s third-largest economy and the country holding the second-biggest natural gas storage space in the bloc, plans to begin refilling its sites as early as February, to avoid price spikes later in the year, Italian Energy Security Minister, Gilberto Pichetto Fratin, said on Thursday. “Due to ongoing geopolitical …

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