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Japan's LNG investment rush

JAPAN'S declining population is driving its banks to target heavy investment in global LNG projects to get bang for their buck, even while geopolitics and cheap US shale gas exports affect off-take deals.

Anthony Barich

Days after clinching financing for Indonesia's $US2.8 billion Donggi-Senoro LNG project, Allen & Overy lawyers Scott Neilson, based in Tokyo, and Sydney-based Adam Stapledon, who also worked on the $10...

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