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Japan Tops Up LNG Reserves as Possible Russian Gas Cutoff Looms

April 12, 2022

Japan aims to reduce its dependence on Russian energy but will continue to import from Sakhalin oil and gas projects in Russia's Far East, in which the Japanese government and companies hold stakes,  Prime Minister Fumio Kishida said recently. Photo: Orlan offshore platform in Sakhalin - Credit Sakhalin-1
Japan aims to reduce its dependence on Russian energy but will continue to import from Sakhalin oil and gas projects in Russia's Far East, in which the Japanese government and companies hold stakes, Prime Minister Fumio Kishida said recently. Photo: Orlan offshore platform in Sakhalin - Credit Sakhalin-1

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