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Japan's top power generator JERA plans to increase overseas LNG sales over two years via a new unit to manage domestic volatility. It secured its first export deal with India's Torrent Power and targe
Construction began August 26 on the world's largest low-carbon ammonia base in Louisiana, targeting 1.4 million tons annual capacity by 2029. The $3.7 billion project by CF Industries, JERA, and Mitsu
Japan's top power generator JERA confirmed sufficient LNG inventories through October, citing no supply risk despite summer demand spikes. The firm reported a 31% profit rise attributed to strong perf
JERA and Samsung C&T signed an MoU to collaborate on hydrogen and ammonia value chains, enhancing supply chain resilience and carbon management. Both firms are advancing national low-carbon projects t
Japan's largest power generator JERA is studying a potential U.S. stock market listing to fund international expansion and LNG projects, including gas-fired plants in the U.S., amid rising global inve
JERA established a new Singapore unit, JERA Global Energy Solutions, to integrate LNG strategy and low-carbon fuel investments amid volatile markets. Former Exxon Mobil executive Irtiza Sayyed leads t
Petronas and JERA signed a 20-year LNG agreement starting 2028, supplying 2 million tons annually. This secures Japan's energy flexibility while leveraging Petronas' expanded production capacity.
Petronas will supply JERA with 2 million tons of LNG annually for 20 years starting in 2028 to bolster energy reserves amid global uncertainty. The agreement also includes cooperation on fertilizer fe
JERA, Japan's largest power utility, reported a 5.2% rise in annual profit to 193.5 billion yen, driven by overseas power and renewable energy growth. The company noted market uncertainty impacting LN
Japan's METI awarded $6.8 billion in long-term contracts to JERA and Mitsui & Co. for importing blue ammonia from the US, marking a shift toward large-scale international hydrogen supply chains for po
JERA aims to launch 20% ammonia-coal co-firing at its Hekinan plant by 2029, the world's first large-scale commercial application. The $4 billion project imports low-carbon ammonia from the US with go
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