This is discussing how Japan would like to build a direct pipeline link to Russia as they
have seen an increase in liquefied-natural-gas imports over the years.
This chart is titled in the Pipeline. It shows Japan is turning to Russia to meets its energy
needs. Plans to build a direct pipeline link between the countries.
Clean energy is extremely important, not just to keep all the machines growing, but the fact
that other people live in this world, lets not leave it a total mess for others after we are
gone. Bright spot in this study is that their is a working relationship with Japan and Russia
where they will both benefit from the arrangement.
in the pipeline. japan is asking for help from russia to meet its' energy quotient needs.
japan wants to build a pipeline from japan to russia for this
The image depicts how Japan is turning to Russia to provide it's needed oil and liquefied-natural
gas. Plans to build a direct pipeline between the two countries is cited. Also provided is
a pie chart showing Japan's current oil/natural gas import sources.
A infographic showing the increased dependence of Japan on Russia for natural gas and other
energy. A proposed pipeline illustrated would further increase relations
This chart describes in the pipeline. Specifically, Japan is turning to Russia to meet its
energy needs. Plans to build a direct pipeline link between the countries and a joint liquefied
natural gas terminal are being considered.
This chart describes in the pipeline. Specifically, Japan is turning to Russia to meet its
energy needs. Plans to build a direct pipeline link between the two countries.
The following chart shows how Japan received most of its natural fuel sources from Russia.
The two countries are in talks now to build a joint pipeline between the two countries.
A liquefied natural gas pipeline is being built between Japan and Russia to meet Japan's energy
needs. There is a map of the proposed pipeline, a chart that shows Japan's increase of natural
gas usage over time, and a chart of Japan's current natural gas sources. Russia is currently
the smallest source.
This is a series of statistics, charts and graphs depicting that Japan is turning to Russia
to meet its energy needs. A direct pipeline between the countries is also being considered.
The image depicts how Japan is turning to Russia to meet it's energy needs, and is planning
on building a direct pipeline between the countries as well as a joint liquefied-natural-gas
terminal are being considered. The image cites Japan's need for oil and natural gas, as well
as the countries it imports these fuels from.
There's a map that shows a proposed underwater pipeline for liquefied natural gas between
Russia and Japan. A bar graph shows the increase in Japan's LNG imports over the past few
years, while a pie graph reveals Russia to currently account for only 9% of Japan's LNG imports,
a percentage that would likely increase with the pipeline.
