US EditionJapan’s Hokuriku Electric kicks off preliminary work on Toyama LNG unit
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Japan’s Hokuriku Electric kicks off preliminary work on Toyama LNG unit
In a statement on Monday, Hokuriku Electric announced the start of preliminary work on the LNG-fired Unit 2, a “highly-efficient” gas turbine combined cycle power generation facility. The unit will have a capacity of 600 MW. In addition, the utility said it has also started the environmental impact assessment process for the new unit. The power plant is located next to Hokuriku Electric’s 1.8 mtpa Toyama Shinko LNG import terminal. This move is …
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