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Japan’s Marubeni transfers stake in Taiwanese LNG power plant

By LNG Prime Staff
Japan's Marubeni transfers stake in Taiwanese LNG power plant
Image: Marubeni

Japan’s Marubeni said it had transferred its entire 40 percent stake in Everpower IPP, which operates an LNG-fired combined cycle power generation project in Taiwan, to the Jack Wang Motors Group, Everpower’s largest shareholder.

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