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Once Trash, Used Cooking Oil Center of Tug-Of-War Between Food and Jet Fuel
The battle for resources between food and energy is decades old. Yet the latest iteration of the food-versus-fuel debate has taken a new twist in Japan as the country’s attempts to clean up its aviat...
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Creating the Asian Definition of a “Green” Investment: Japan Leads a New Regional Initiative
Going “green” means different things to governments and businesses around the world. The latest policy developments in Japan confirm that it and its Southeast Asian allies’ vision of energy transitio...
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Moment of Truth Nears for Japan’s Nuclear Waste Issue
With nuclear power generation gaining renewed attention in the race to decarbonize the energy sector, and the war in Ukraine causing energy prices to skyrocket, Japan is giving serious consideration ...
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Fast Movers Benefit the Most in a Tight Market
This year, Japan’s renewable energy labor market has retained its authentic trait of being largely candidate-driven. There is a shortage of candidates amid an abundance of job openings, in contrast t...
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TOP INTERVIEW: Japan’s Leading Rare Earths Expert
Japan NRG sat down with KAWASAKI Yutaka, President of K.K. Planet, to discuss the backbone of the clean energy revolution – raw materials. He discussed the missing links between stated carbon neutral...
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