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The plaintiffs, now aged between 17 and 27, were living in the Fukushima region when a huge earthquake in 2011 triggered a tsunami

The project will produce green hydrogen by splitting water molecules with electricity from onshore wind farms and provide about half of total green hydrogen supply for fuel cell vehicles

The project would receive assistance from the US Energy Department and will use Japan's experience of operating the Monju reactor

Binh Son says it is operating above capacity to address supply concerns as top petroleum firms plan to boost imports amid fears of a shutdown of the country's biggest refinery

The company completed the relinquishment of exploration permits covering three offshore blocks and is in the process of withdrawing from three others

Shares in Canadian subsidiary Turquoise Hill rose 16% in New York overnight after it said it expects to begin caving operations in the next few days

The detour followed an order from a US judge that the ship be held as part of a lawsuit over alleged failure to pay $4.6 million in fuel bills