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TOSHIBA CORP. TO STOP TAKING ORDERS FOR COAL-FIRED POWER PLANTS

Published On 11 Nov 2020 08:06 AM

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Toshiba Corp. to stop taking orders for coal-fired power plants.
The company is planning to shift its focus to renewable energy.
The company plans to invest around 160 billion yen by fiscal 2022 in renewable energy.
Toshiba’s renewable energy business includes solar power as well.

According to sources, Toshiba Corp. has planned to sto....

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