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APAC Energy Buzz: Are Japan’s upstream players heading for the exit?
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Japan’s trading houses are re-thinking their long-term E&P strategies. Shrinking domestic oil and gas demand and an accelerating energy transition are shifting investment focus to a range of new growth areas - covering everything from fintech to pork bellies – and challenging traditional upstream businesses for future capital. With rising competition from these new sectors, can upstream still bring home the bacon?
Table of contents
- Global upstream’s quiet investors
- Winds of change blowing across Japan’s upstream sector
- Not all trading houses are equal
- Can Japan’s trading houses successfully divest?
- Implications for the wider Japanese E&P sector
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- Japan’s shrinking demand for oil and gas
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