Taiwan LNG import needs grow though island set to receive final Russian cargo from Sakhalin as deal ends
Friday, 11 March 2022
Taiwan is set to wind down its liquefied natural gas imports from Russia as its supply contract with the Sakhalin II export facility in the Russian Far East is set to terminate at the end of March 2022, while other nations are ending their Russian LNG ties through sanctions over the Ukraine war.
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- Russian LNG exports
- Ukraine crisis
- Sakhalin Energy
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- Indonesian LNG exports
- Malaysia LNG
- Australian LNG
- YungAn LNG terminal
- Taiwan Bureau of Energy
- CPC Corp
- Taoyuan LNG import terminal
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