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Mitsubishi Elec: to expand turbine generator production

Japan's Mitsubishi Electric Corp said on Thursday that it plans to lift by one-third its domestic production capacity of turbine generators to meet demand from fossil-fuel plants as nuclear power usage declines.

Mitsubishi Electric said it is boosting production capacity to 60 generators in the year ending in March after investing 11 billion yen ($136 million) to expand its Kobe plant in western Japan.

It said it plans to raise its annual production capacity to 80 generators in the future, including overseas production.
 

 

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