- Japanese energy company JERA has proposed a roughly $2 billion liquefied natural gas power project for Hawaii, which relies on crude oil for much of its electricity.
- JERA plans to source the LNG for Hawaii from Australia, Canada and other suppliers, stoking demand for cleaner-burning fuel in an oil-reliant US state.
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“Japanese energy company JERA has proposed a roughly $2 billion project for liquefied natural gas power in Hawaii, which relies on crude oil for much of its electricity.”
“JERA plans to source liquefied natural gas for Hawaii from Australia, Canada and elsewhere.”