Japan's power firm and LNG trader, Jera, established a think tank on January 1 to strengthen its intelligence capabilities relating to domestic and international energy trends. The joint venture
think tank for an energy company that sustains public infrastructure, contribute to society through Jera’s projects,” the company said.
Last year, Jera said it plans to invest 1-2 trillion yen ($6.34-$12.7 billion) in its LNG business by fiscal 2035.
Jera targets more than 35 million tons of LNG transaction volume.
In the meantime, the company also continues to invest in new LNG power plants.
Jera recently joined forces with compatriot Toho Gas to build two new LNG-fueled units at its Chita thermal power station in the Aichi prefecture.
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