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Fact Sheet Oil/Gas & LNG LNG Power & Utilities Japan Asia

Japanese utilities are looking to offload excess LNG supply in Emerging Asia

April 03, 2024

Sam Reynolds, Christopher Doleman

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Sam Reynolds

Sam Reynolds is a Research Lead at the Institute for Energy Economics and Financial Analysis (IEEFA), where he analyzes the economic, financial, and climate implications of Asia’s energy transition.

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Christopher Doleman

Christopher Doleman is an LNG/Gas Specialist, Asia, focusing on the economic, financial and climate implications of developing the natural gas value chain throughout Asia.

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