Japanese seen as reluctant to follow Shell and replace Russian LNG from Sakhalin-II at cost to Japan of $15Bln
Wednesday, 23 March 2022
Japan would pay one-third more per annum for imported liquefied natural gas if it followed the route of Shell and exited the Sakhalin II LNG project in the Russian Far East where two Japanese trading houses are shareholders.
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