(Bloomberg) -- Tokyo Electric Power Co., Asia's
biggest electricity producer, plans to restart two previously
decommissioned thermal plants next month to ensure supply during
the peak summer demand season.
The utility is preparing to revive the units to make up for
an expected decline in operations at its hydroelectric and
nuclear plants, spokesman Manabu Takeyama said by phone today in
Tokyo. The Jyoban No. 6 fuel oil-fired unit is scheduled to
resume generation in early July and the Gomi No. 2 gas-fired
plant by the middle of the month, he said.
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biggest electricity producer, plans to restart two previously
decommissioned thermal plants next month to ensure supply during
the peak summer demand season.
The utility is preparing to revive the units to make up for
an expected decline in operations at its hydroelectric and
nuclear plants, spokesman Manabu Takeyama said by phone today in
Tokyo. The Jyoban No. 6 fuel oil-fired unit is scheduled to
resume generation in early July and the Gomi No. 2 gas-fired
plant by the middle of the month, he said.
Read more at Bloomberg Energy News
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