Tokio smanjuje ovisnost o ruskoj nafti i ugljenu, ali će zadržati dva projekta
JAPAN postupno napušta rusku naftu i ugljen, ali zadržava strateške udjele u projektima Sahalin 1 i 2 radi dugoročne energetske sigurnosti.
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