Resources Minister Madeleine King has personally assured Japan’s ambassador of the reliability of future LNG exports, should the Albanese government pull the gas trigger.
Resources Minister Madeleine King has personally assured Japan’s ambassador of the reliability of future LNG exports, should the Albanese government pull the gas “trigger” to ensure adequate domestic supplies.from Japan and South Korea about their dependency on Australian gas, Ms King met Ambassador Yamagami Shingo in her Parliament House office on Tuesday.James Brickwood
The ambassador also held separate trade talks with Trade Minister Don Farrell, who also assured him of the healthy state of the trade relationship, including in energy. Mr Yamagami’s meeting is the latest show of concern from Tokyo about the treatment of Australia’s resources sector. Mr Yamagami said there was no consultation over the royalty hike and the decision cast doubt over whether Queensland was a “safe and predictable” investment environment.
“The Japanese government has been asking the Australian government to implement any measure in such a way that it does not impact Japan’s supply of LNG from Australia, and the Japanese government will continue doing so,” a Japanese government official told theSouth Korea, the world’s third-biggest importer of LNG, held high-level energy talks with Australian officials in Seoul to discuss critical minerals, energy supply chains, green energy and LNG.
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