TAIPEI – Taiwan has received supply assurances from the energy minister of a “major” liquefied natural gas-producing country, the island’s economy minister said on Saturday (April 4), speaking about the Iran war’s impact on Middle East energy imports.
Taiwan, a major semiconductor producer, had relied on Qatar for around a third of its LNG before the conflict, and has said it has secured alternate supplies for the months ahead from countries including Australia and the United States.
Speaking to reporters in Taipei, Economy Minister Kung…
