JERA Co., Inc. is a Japanese energy company formed as a joint venture between TEPCO Fuel & Power, Inc. and Chubu Electric Power Co., Inc. It is Japan’s largest power generation company, with activities spanning fuel procurement, liquefied natural gas (LNG) shipping and regasification, thermal power operations, renewable power development, and energy trading in Japan and internationally.
Relevant to the chemical industry, JERA plays a major role in the LNG value chain and is advancing low‑carbon fuel pathways, including hydrogen and ammonia for co‑firing at power plants and potential use as industrial feedstocks. The company invests in import terminals, storage, and supply logistics, and is exploring carbon capture and synthetic methane (e‑methane) to reduce emissions from thermal generation and hard‑to‑abate sectors. Through its scale and partnerships, JERA influences regional availability and pricing of LNG and ammonia in Asia and supports the build‑out of infrastructure for emerging clean fuels.
chemXplore tracks 1 project involving JERA, of which one is active.
JERA's role on them: Offtaker.
1 new construction.
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0.8 mtpa of LNG contracted for 20 years from Port Arthur LNG in Texas to reduce spot exposure and improve gas-supply flexibility.
Revenue up 15% to RM152.4bn; PAT RM27.2bn; CAPEX RM41.4bn and full ownership of PRefChem expected in 2H 2026 amid West Asia conflict-driven volatility.
Up to ~2 MTPA of LNG supplied from 2028 for 20 years, delivered on new low‑emission 174,000‑cbm carriers via a more flexible supply arrangement.
The MoU ensures LNG supply to Japan during emergencies, highlighting Qatar's role in energy security and stable supply.
The agreement, signed at LNG 2026 in Doha, will supply Japan with 3 MTPA of LNG starting in 2028, reinforcing a partnership dating back to the 1990s.
27-year deal to build central utilities (power, steam, cooling, water/wastewater) for a Ruwais chemicals zone, enabling 4.7 MTPA of methanol, low-carbon ammonia, PVC, EDC/VCM and caustic soda by 2028
The agreement supports UAE's industrial growth by providing utilities for TA’ZIZ, enabling 4.7 million tonnes of chemicals production annually by 2028.
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