Japanese report says LNG has plenty of scope for Asian expansion to cut ‘massive’ coal use
Thursday, 30 January 2020
A Japanese report has stated that liquefied natural gas and pipeline gas still account for a relatively small share in the energy mix in Asia and have plenty of room to be expanded to replace the current “massive coal consumption” by Asian nations.
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- Institute of Energy Economics in Japan
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