LNG, Japan and Trump
Trump says Japan will ‘soon’ begin importing LNG from Alaska. But gas exports couldn’t happen until 2031, even in the best case.
President Donald Trump said Friday that Japan would soon begin importing record amounts of liquefied natural gas from Alaska. But plans for the $44 billion Alaska LNG project — the lone LNG export project in the state — don’t call for exports of gas until 2031. And that’s if the project can be built at all.
Gulf Coast advocates traveled to Japan to warn lawmakers and financiers about the environmental impact of U.S. LNG.
Canada's Alberta province, a major gas producer, needs to find new export markets in face of a U.S. tariff threat, and ...
But Japan already has plentiful access to LNG, and its companies traded some 38 million tons last year, more than half its domestic consumption. Still, the Alaska pipeline could help Japan ...
Japanese Prime Minister Shigeru Ishiba yesterday expressed optimism that his country could avoid higher US tariffs, saying US ...
Japan's demand for liquefied natural gas (LNG) may grow by more than 10% to some 74 million metric tons by 2040 under a ...
Japanese Prime Minister Shigeru Ishiba's first in-person meeting with U.S. President Donald Trump ended without friction or ...
U.S. Energy Secretary Chris Wright discusses Japan's plans to increase imports of U.S. LNG on 'The Claman Countdown.' ...
Ishiba says no talk with Trump on auto tariffs at summit Trump recognises Japan’s US huge investment, job creation LNG, steel ...
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