Alaska Energy Conference Discussions Could Reshape Japan’s LNG Future
From June 3–5, Takehiko Matsuo, Japan’s viceminister of international affairs, will attend the Alaska Sustainable Energy Conference, where the $44
From June 3–5, Takehiko Matsuo, Japan’s viceminister of international affairs, will attend the Alaska Sustainable Energy Conference, where the $44 billion Alaska LNG project will be debated. The meeting comes after U.S.led discussions on LNG infrastructure investments in Asia, as Taiwan, South Korea, and Japan consider energy security plans in the face of tariff uncertainty. Potential crossborder energy cooperation has been indicated by the projects interest from JERA, Japans biggest LNG consumer. However, citing issues of indigenous rights and climate change, environmental organisations have asked Japan to decline participation. The talks could influence Japans longterm LNG purchase policy, striking a balance between sustainability objectives and economic feasibility.
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