Japanese PM Takaichi says some respite will be given to LNG via the permit of additional coal use

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This statement from Japanese PM Takaichi suggests a strategic shift in energy policy by allowing additional coal use to alleviate LNG supply pressures. This move could indicate a response to both domestic energy needs and global market dynamics, potentially impacting coal prices and the broader energy landscape as Japan seeks to balance its energy sources more effectively amid potential shortages.

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