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TEPCO Targets Cost Cuts, Partnerships Amid Heavy Losses

1/26/2026

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Tokyo Electric Power Company (TEPCO) plans to cut 3.1 trillion yen in costs over the next decade and seek partnerships.
The Japanese government approved TEPCO's revised plan, including selling assets worth around 200 billion yen to fund Fukushima clean-up and meet rising electricity demand.
TEPCO posts a 641 billion yen net loss this year and targets 342 billion yen recurring profit by fiscal 2034, contingent on restarts and decommissioning costs.

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Tokyo Electric Power Company (TEPCO) plans to cut 3.1 trillion yen in costs over the next decade and seek partnerships.
The Japanese government approved TEPCO's revised plan, including selling assets worth around 200 billion yen to fund Fukushima clean-up and meet rising electricity demand.
TEPCO posts a 641 billion yen net loss this year and targets 342 billion yen recurring profit by fiscal 2034, contingent on restarts and decommissioning costs.