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Japan reviews naphtha storage rules
The Japanese government is studying the re-imposition of mandatory storage of naphtha due to concerns over supply disruptions resulting from military escalation and geopolitical tensions in the Middle East. Japan had canceled this policy in 1993 due to its high costs, but calls to reinstate it are increasing amid the impact of supply shortages on the construction and housing sectors, especially in paints and solvents. This initiative faces technical and financial challenges, including the difficulty of storing a highly volatile substance and determining which party will be responsible for the costs.
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