Japan opted for drop in LNG imports last month and more thermal coal use as IEA notes net-zero mockery
Friday, 17 December 2021
Japanese liquefied natural gas imports fell 2.6 percent last month and thermal coal shipments jumped by over 27 percent as the International Energy Agency issued a timely report saying global coal-power’s sharp rebound is taking it to a new record in 2021, threatening net-zero carbon-dioxide reduction goals.
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