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Japan’s Coal Power Generation Climbs as War Makes LNG Expensive

Bloomberg Markets • May 13, 2026 at 12:10 AM ET

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Japan’s coal-power generation is rising while natural gas-fired output falls, as conflict in the Middle East chokes supplies of the less-polluting fossil fuel and sends prices higher.

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