Japanese and Korean LNG demand to be subdued amid soaring output

Thursday, 10 March 2016

Northeast Asian demand for liquefied natural gas cargoes will remain suppressed in 2016 as more nuclear and coal-fired power plants start up in Japan and South Korea and new LNG production capacity comes on stream in Australia and elsewhere.


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