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Japan's Chugoku Electric to upgrade 350 MW oil-fired unit by Apr 2014

Japan's Chugoku Electric said Tuesday it plans to upgrade the 350 MW No 1 fuel oil-fired unit at its Tamashima power plant in western Japan so that it will be able to burn gas as well by April 2014 — in a bid to diversify its fuel procurement needs.

The upgrade work will begin in June, with the No. 1 unit set to be shut completely from October this year to April 2014, a company official said.

Chugogku Electric plans to get gas via the Mizushima LNG terminal, which it operates in a 50:50 joint venture with JX Nippon Oil & Energy, the company said.

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