Japan and India to set up task force on LNG stockpiling

Japan and India plan to establish a task force on LNG stockpiling to strengthen energy security cooperation. The initiative aims to prepare for potential future supply disruptions.

The two countries seek to deepen ties in the liquefied natural gas sector to address future supply risks.

The agreement, involving Sanae Takaichi, was announced on June 28, 2026.

No specific timeline for launching the task force has been disclosed.

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