Taiwan boosts LNG imports in 2025

Preliminary data from the Directorate General of Customs shows that the country received 23.75 million tonnes of LNG during the last year. This is up 12.8 percent year over year, compared with 20.05 million mt in 2024. The rise is linked to the phase-out of nuclear power. The data shows that most of these LNG…

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