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Why You Need an Exit Strategy When Joining a New Company
The title of this article must certainly sound odd. If you’re about to accept an offer to start work at a company then shouldn’t you be committed to that decision and not thinking about how to le...
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New GX Council Prepares to Flex its Muscle
Soon after winning the Upper House election, Prime Minister Kishida began to forge ahead with his policies. Energy is one of the top priorities, and Kishida is already moving aggressively to implemen...
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Japan Cautiously Eyes Alternative LNG Supplies in Africa
With uncertainty over future supplies of Russian LNG, Japan is considering alternatives. In the short-term, the government has turned to the U.S. and Australia, two of the world’s biggest LNG exporte...
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Excess Solar and Wind Power Hold Key for Grid Balancing And Green Hydrogen
A project in central Japan aims to solve two key challenges for decarbonization within one system. A trial led by Tokyo Electric (TEPCO) and the Yamanashi Prefecture will funnel “excess” electricity ...
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As Japan Gears Up for Offshore Wind Expansion, Can It Learn from Other Markets?
As Japan struggles to lower the cost of offshore wind energy, fretting over its deep waters and less regular winds, the successful rollout of the technology elsewhere shows these factors are not the ...
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