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

By LNG Prime Staff
Jera nears decision to build two LNG units at Chita power plant
Conceptual rendering of the completed station (Image: Jera)

Japan’s Jera is close to deciding to build two new LNG-fueled units at its Chita thermal power station in the Aichi prefecture.

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