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    Japan NRG: The Year in Review

    TheJapan NRGteam takes a look back at the major energy sector milestones and developments of 2025. The most significant event took place not in Japan, but across the Pacific in the United States when...

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    All-Solid: Japan’s Strategy to Dominate the Next-generation Battery Market

    Japan’s demand for energy storage and batteries to power electric motors is likely to see substantial growth over this and the next decade. But China’s cheaper labor, looser eco standards and dominan...

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    Kashiwazaki-Kariwa NPP: A Restart, Not a Resolution

    Japan’s long and contentious return to nuclear energy has finally reached a highly desired though long-delayed goal. On November 21, Niigata Governor Hanazumi Hideyo agreed to restart the Kashiwazaki...

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    Japan’s LNG costs will increasingly be set by AI servers in Ohio

    Japan’s LNG imports are on the cusp of a paradigm shift. Trade and geopolitical ties are likely to follow. For most of the last five decades, Japan has been the world’s leading LNG buyer and an in...

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  • CCS Framework Suggests Industry’s Future Lies in Serving as a Public Utility

    Japan is finally assembling the regulatory framework needed to turn carbon capture and storage (CCS) into a functioning industrial system. A METI working group has laid out how storage sites will be ...

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