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3、REPORT2025ARBON N I V S OF JAPA GAS COMPANIESJAPANESE GAS COMPANIES ARE TACKLING CHALLENGE OF MAKING I GAS CARBON NEUTRAL 4 PROJEcIN US(EXAS)The flagship project Tokyo Gas.Toho Gas.Mitsubishi Corporation and Sempra lnfrastructures to develop a worlds first commercial scale e-methane supply chain.The

4、 project aims to produce e-methane to contribute to Japans city gas demand,utilizing the existing Cameron LNG plant as well as other existing infrastructure.e-methane PRDJEcIN MOOMBA(AUSTRALIA)Collaboration among Osaka Gas Australia,Toho Gas.Santos,and Tokyo Gas to explore e-methane production at Mo

5、omba in Australias Cooper Basin,leveraging Santos decades of experience in upstream gas field development and operation.Aiming to start exporting e-methane to Japan in 2030 at the earliest.PHOENIX GAS PROJECTIN US(MIOWEST)Osaka Gas and Tallgrass are collaborating on an innovative world-scale e-metha

6、ne project aimed at delivering e-methane 2030 to meet Japans growing energy demands.This pioneering initiative will integrate with Tallgrass assets and leverage the abundant 2 resources of the U.S.Midwest.effectively utilizing existing infrastructure for transportation within the U.S.and exporting e