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Japan's nuclear restart dreams crack as opposition wins gubernatorial race
Japan's nuclear restart dreams crack as opposition wins gubernatorial race
Doubts heighten for the country's running reactors.
Will Japan ever stop its love affair with coal financing?
The country provided $22b for coal projects overseas.
How is Asia's nuke industry five years post-Fukushima disaster?
Much has been learnt, but will nuke generation be revived in Japan?
What TEPCO and KEPCO have to say on Japan's energy liberalisation
Will electricity costs be suppressed soon?
Japan's Chugoku submits decommissioning plan for Shimane NPP unit
Dismantling could take 30 years to complete.
Japan's wind power capacity grows to 3,038 MW in 2015
Japan's energy mix is slowly transforming.
Japan's Shikoku Electric to scrap one nuclear unit, restart another
Its oldest reactor at Ikata NPP will be decommissioned in May.
Time for a cool change: TEPCO undergoes four-way company split
There'll be TEPCO Holdings and 3 subsidiaries.
There is no "perfect" sustainable energy for Japan: Institute of Energy Economics CEO
Balance is the key to achieve ambitious conservative energy goal.
The flip side of the coin: China's overwhelming wind growth conceals a lurking challenge
Transmission issues have been begging for a solution.
China gobbles up an astonishing 48.4% of new wind power capacity in 2015
USA and Germany comes at a far second and third.
Japanese court orders Kansai Electric Power to shut down reactors
2 reactors will come offline in Western Japan.
Here's why Japan is pushing for its electricity liberalisation
Full liberalisation is just around the corner.
Why is wind power deemed too complicated in Japan?
Windzones are not the only worries players must think about.
Japan urged to repower old wind turbines to boost wind power
292 turbines will be "old" by 2034.
Japan's wind power goals lag far behind the world's capacity ambitions
Dreams of higher wind capacity are blown away.
Japan, Korea stubbornly cling to coal despite global climate deal
At least 60 new plants are being planned over the next decade.
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