Japan Commits $36 Billion to US Energy Investment

Japan has pledged $36 billion as the initial part of its $550-billion U.S. investment commitment from a previous trade deal, specifically targeting the U.S. energy sector.

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Japan's $36 Billion Bet On US Energy Dominance

Japan's $36 Billion Bet On US Energy Dominance Authored by Irina Slav via OilPrice.com, Japan has committed $36 billion as the first tranche of its $550-billion U.S. investment pledge under last year’s trade deal, including plans to build a 9.2 GW natural gas power plant in Ohio. The remaining funds will support a synthetic diamond factory and the Texas GulfLink deepwater oil export terminal. The massive gas plant reflects surging U.S. electricity demand — particularly from A...

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