Japan’s state energy firm Jogmec is evaluating the sale of its stakes in liquefied natural gas projects across the Asia-Pacific region, potentially to local investors, as the country prepares for rising demand for the fuel, according to Bloomberg.
The review underscores a possible shift in portfolio strategy as Japan looks to position itself for higher LNG consumption.
Japan’s Jogmec Weighs Stake Sale in Asia-Pacific LNG Projects
2026-07-16 10:27:08
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