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Gas

Gas is not a “bridge fuel”. In order to prevent a catastrophic climate crisis, we must stop depending on fossil fuels including gas and oil. The environmental impact of gas extraction and development is massive. For example fracking, a method of gas extraction, has been banned in many countries due to its serious environmental impact. The pipelines used to transport the gas are often laid on Indigenous Peoples’ lands, and human rights violations against Indigenous Peoples have also been reported.

2025.11.052025.11.04

New Report on Climate Impacts of Japan’s Public Finance

2025.11.052025.11.04

New Report on Japanese LNG Trading

2025.11.052025.11.04

New reports reveal Japan’s mammoth public financing does not contribute to domestic energy security; JBIC-funded emissions comparable to top-emitting countries

2025.10.292025.10.29

TotalEnergies ready to restart Mozambique LNG at any cost — provided that cost is paid by Mozambicans

2025.10.282025.10.28

Press Conference — Ahead of COP30, release of two studies on Japanese LNG resales and JBIC’s GHG Emission

2025.10.232025.10.23

[Statement by Indonesian CSOs]Reject the Batang CCGT Project: A False Energy Transition, A Real Threat to Communities and Coastal Ecosystems

2025.10.092025.10.09

Press release – Civil society organizations condemn acceleration of gas projects in Mozambique

2025.09.152025.09.15

Indonesian Civil Society Submits Petition to the Japanese Government and JICA: A Call for the Immediate Termination of JICA’s Promotion of “False Solutions” through its Support for the Non-Transparent “Master Plan for Energy Transition Management Project in Indonesia”

2025.09.012025.09.01

TICAD in Yokohama: Reflecting on the Real Meaning of Development in Africa