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JERA deepens Australian LNG foothold with larger stake in Chevron’s project

Japan’s power generation major JERA has locked in majority control of Pan Pacific Energy, upgrading its indirect stake in Australia’s liquefied natural gas (LNG) project in a strategic play to shore up long-term energy security for Japan. JERA has strengthened its indirect participation in the Chevron-operated Wheatstone LNG project by acquiring all shares held by […]

Montenegro Taps JERA for Potential LNG Terminal and Power Projects

Montenegrin Energy and Mining Minister Admir Sahmanovic commented, “The planned feasibility study will provide us with concrete data on potential locations and the viability of liquefied natural gas development in Montenegro, thereby creating the basis for making strategic decisions in the interest of our country’s energy security and sustainable development”.

Japan’s JERA Eyes 20-Year LNG Deal With Alaska LNG

The developer of the Alaska LNG project, Glenfarne, has been busy in the past months finding companies willing to make offtake commitments for the $44-billion project that is being actively promoted by the Trump administration. The company is yet to make a final investment decision on Alaska LNG but plans to make one for the facility’s pipeline by the end of the year, and another for its export terminal in 2026.

JERA to Triple U.S. LNG Imports

Of the 81 million tons of LNG that Australia exported last year, as much as 40% went to Japan. But Australia’s east coast has been suffering tight gas supply, which has become a hot political topic, with parties running in the latest elections, earlier this year, all prioritizing supply security for Australians in the east.

SAKURA Internet, JERA Explore Building Data Centers

By promoting the integration of power and telecommunications (watt-bit collaboration), the companies aim to accelerate the development of DCs that are crucial for upgrading Japan’s industrial structure, thereby helping to address the country’s “digital deficit”, make efficient use of power infrastructure, contribute to decarbonization, and enhance Japan’s industrial competitiveness, JERA said.