World's top LNG importer looks to sell surplus
Sale comes as alternatives to LNG are more affordable
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JAPANESE liquefied natural gas (LNG) buyers now have to hone a new skill - selling.
After decades of negotiating with suppliers for the lowest possible prices, the world's top importer is moving from customer to competitor as it seeks to sell surplus stock.
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