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Government of Japan

The Government of Japan committed $550 billion of investment in the United States as part of the U.S.-Japan trade agreement, and the projects selected under that commitment include new gas power plants. NextEra says the U.S. and Japan would own South Mon, a 4.3-gigawatt gas plant planned for an undisclosed site in Pennsylvania's Mon Valley region, while NextEra develops, builds and operates it for fees. NextEra, the U.S. Department of Commerce and the Government of Japan signed definitive agreements on August 12, 2026 that released an initial $3.3 billion for South Mon and a Texas project.

The August 2026 agreements cover up to 10 gigawatts of gas-powered generation in Texas and Pennsylvania.

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1 proposed, under review or on appeal

Owner: 1

Approved or built0

In process1

Stopped0

Megawatts named4,300 MWpublished for 1 of 1

Investment announced$17.0 billionpublished for 1 of 1

Counties1Fayette

Earliest project2026first public announcement

Local groups opposing1across its projects

Legal filings0appeals, challenges and suits on file

Community impacts3documented on its projects

News stories9in our coverage log

Projects

Project	Status	Role	Size named
NextEra 'South Mon' Gas PlantLuzerne Township (reported), Fayette CountySuggest a correction	Proposed	Owner	4,300 MW

Sources

NextEra Energy, U.S. Department of Commerce and Government of Japan finalize commercial terms; reach funding milestone for up to 10 GW of gas-powered generation NextEra Energy · 2026-08-12
NextEra Energy first-quarter 2026 earnings release (Form 8-K, Exhibit 99) U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (EDGAR) · 2026-04-23
NextEra 'South Mon' Gas Plant No Conshy Data Centers · 2026-10-22

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