LNG ship arrives in Japan from U.S.

LNG ship arrives in Japan from U.S.

A ship carrying liquefied natural gas arrives at a pier near a power station of JERA Co. in Kawagoe in the central Japanese prefecture of Mie on Jan. 23, 2020. The shipment marked the first delivery to Japan of LNG under the Freeport LNG Project in Texas, in which JERA and Osaka Gas Co. have taken part. (Kyodo) ==Kyodo

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