Japanese LNG imports plunge by 19 percent as milder weather and higher energy storage curb demand
Thursday, 18 May 2023
Japanese liquefied natural gas imports dropped almost 19 percent in April even as cargo numbers remained stable from Australia but declined from other regions as milder weather and higher energy storage curbed demand for LNG cargoes as well as thermal coal.
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