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Slashing Power Bills with Solar: A Case Study in Behind-the-Meter Economics
Japan’s solar industry is entering a new phase. After a decade of steady expansion under the feed-in tariff (FIT), growth is shifting toward corporate PPAs, self-consumption, and digitalized energy m...
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BESS Market Booming as More Non-Energy Firms Enter the Sector
With the rapid expansion of renewable energy, battery storage is moving from a supportive niche technology to one of its central drivers. Once seen as a backup tool, battery energy storage systems (B...
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Likely Next PM Takaichi’s Energy Ambitions Collide with Political Uncertainty
On October 4, Japan’s ruling Liberal Democratic Party (LDP) selected 64-year old Takaichi Sanae as its leader, making her the likely candidate to become the nation’s first female prime minister. This...
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Energy Jobs in Japan: Features of Top Leadership Talent for the Energy Transition
Technological innovation, shifting economics, evolving regulations, and geopolitical dynamics are accelerating change across the energy sector. While perspectives differ on how quickly and deeply the...
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Green Hydrogen Production: Water Electrolysis Technology Trends and Outlook
Japan has certified its first low-carbon hydrogen supply plan, approving subsidies for a project that will use wind power to produce green hydrogen through electrolysis. Led by Toyo Tsusho, Eurus Ene...
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