Shotaro Tani is a Staff Writer at Nikkei Asian Review. He focuses on energy and mining, covering topics such as energy policy and regulation, energy sustainability, and the dynamics of renewable energy alongside oil and gas. His work has been featured in prominent publications including Financial Times, The Australian Financial Review, Yahoo Finance, Luxembourg Times, The Manila Times, and Nikkei Asia.
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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.
Given his focus on citing data and investment analysis, he would likely be interested in receiving pitches from experts who can provide in-depth analysis of market trends, geopolitical factors impacting energy markets, or insights into investment opportunities within the global energy sector.
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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All five predict profit rises with potential upside from disruption to energy supply chains
IBARAKI -- An aging building in Ibaraki prefecture, two hours' drive from Tokyo, gives little hint of the future taking shape inside.
TOKYO -- The chief executive of Swiss energy company Axpo Group has cast doubt on the revival of nuclear energy, even as the Iran War prompts
TOKYO -- Prominent U.S. investment firm Berkshire Hathaway has raised its stakes in two Japanese trading houses to over 10%, cementing its position as the largest shareholder in the companies it has continued to champion.
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Idemitsu Kosan also seeks to secure oil supply from sources outside the Middle East
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TOKYO -- The head of the World Trade Organization has called for countries to "re-globalize" to reduce the risks of impacts from choke points and
TOKYO -- Asia needs a concerted effort to conserve energy to prepare for a potentially protracted conflict in the Middle East, according to the chairman of the industrial body representing Japan's trading companies.
TOKYO -- Japan has moved closer to creating a centralized national intelligence agency -- often described as its equivalent to the CIA -- after the
TOKYO -- Defense contractor IHI has started receiving imagery from its deployed observation satellites, as Japan attempts to boost the country's defensive capabilities by strengthening monitoring and counterstrike abilities.
TOKYO -- Japan and the Philippines have elevated their ties to one of the highest levels of diplomatic relations amid growing concerns over China's assertiveness in the region.
