Shotaro Tani is a Staff Writer at Nikkei Asian Review. He focuses on energy policy and regulation, renewable energy, and international trade, with a keen interest in the Asia-Pacific region, including Australia, New Zealand, and Southeast Asia. Shotaro's work has been featured in prominent publications such as the Financial Times, The Australian Financial Review, and Yahoo Finance.
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Shotaro Tani's coverage primarily revolves around the energy sector, with a particular emphasis on LNG, gas prices, and global energy markets. He also covers finance and economy-related topics related to the energy industry.
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Tani's coverage suggests that he takes an international perspective on these issues without any specific geographic focus mentioned. Therefore, sources with knowledge of global energy markets and their interconnections would be particularly relevant for pitching him.
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Oil price surge on Iran crisis gives fresh impetus to drive to boost domestic energy supply
By: Shaun Turton, Shotaro Tani
TOKYO/SYDNEY -- An agreement to develop the large, untapped gas reserves between East Timor and Australia is close to being signed, according to
By: Shotaro Tani, Akane Okutsu
TOKYO -- Commodity prices are expected to remain higher than they were in February, before the U.S. and Israel attacked Iran, even after the latest
By: Wataru Suzuki, Shotaro Tani
While Hormuz uncertainty persists, discount-reliant players may have to look elsewhere
By: Shotaro Tani, Kenji Kawase
Grossi also counters Chinese claims of contaminated water from Japan's Fukushima plant
Growth minister says strategy can inspire belief in country's global competitiveness
TOKYO -- Japan's beverage group Sapporo Breweries will invest $643 million in a joint venture with the Danish brewer Carlsberg as part of a strategic partnership in Southeast Asia and Hong Kong, the company said Monday.
By: Shotaro Tani
TOKYO -- Japan's Sumitomo Mitsui Trust Bank will invest in New Zealand-based infrastructure investor Morrison and form a strategic partnership, the
Pacific coast terminals seen as safer supply alternative after Strait of Hormuz blockages
