Policy shifts in Japan intended to boost coal utilisation are providing only limited relief against a massive shortfall in global gas supplies. Experts Walter James of the IEEFA and Wood Mackenzie analysts Sholpan Gabbassova and Xiaonan Feng examine why t
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