2 Min Read TOKYO, Feb 15 (Reuters) - Japan’s Tohoku Electric Power has adequate electricity generation capacity to meet demand, a spokesman said on Monday, after a large earthquake at the weekend knocked out several big fossil-fuelled power stations. The quake of magnitude 7.3 injured more than 150 causing damage throughout the northern region, including Fukushima, in a further test of a beleaguered electricity grid brought close to blackout last month by cold weather. “As for today, we have enough supply capacity, but will continue to watch the situation carefully and consider measures to secure stable power supplies if needed,” the spokesman told Reuters by telephone.