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[Title] => Japan nuke utility shareholders approve bailout
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[Title] => Japan approves resumption of 2 nuke reactors, more likely to follow
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[Title] => Asia’s energy giants join bidding for Mirant assets
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The bidding for the assets of Mirant Philippines Corp. held yesterday in Singapore was swarmed by Asian energy giants although management still opted to remain mum on the results of the process.
Japan’s Chubu Electric Power Co. said Sojitz Corp. and Malaysia’s Tanjung Bin Power Sdn. have joined the five groups bidding for Mirant’s power assets in a sale forecast to raise as much as $3.5 billion, bankers said.
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Japan’s Chubu Electric Power Co. said Sojitz Corp. and Malaysia’s Tanjung Bin Power Sdn. have joined the five groups bidding for Mirant’s power assets in a sale forecast to raise as much as $3.5 billion, bankers said.
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