Jera nears decision to build two LNG units at Chita power plant

Japan’s Jera is close to deciding to build two new LNG-fueled units at its Chita thermal power station in the Aichi prefecture. Jera’s president and CEO, Hisahide Okuda, said during a press conference held on Wednesday that plans are underway for the development and construction of units 7 and 8 at the Chita thermal power…

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