Solar feed-in tariff

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Policy mechanism launched by the Japanese government in July 2012 to incentivize solar energy adoption by guaranteeing favorable rates for solar-generated electricity fed into the grid.

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Government of Japan

gov Japan 2 mentions

Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry

Energy policy and industrial development

gov Japan 2 mentions

China's National Center for Climate Change Strategy and International Cooperation

Climate change strategy and international cooperation

institution China 1 mention

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Tottori Solar Energy System

Japan's largest solar energy system developed through partnership between Softbank and Mitsui and Co., planned for Tottori prefecture with 39.5 MW capacity.

planned 1 mention

Hokkaido Solar Energy System

Solar energy system announced by Softbank earlier in 2012 with 111 MW capacity, located in Hokkaido.

announced 1 mention

Oita Solar Energy System

Japan's largest solar energy system comprising over 350,000 solar panels occupying 105 hectares in Oita Prefecture, generating 81 megawatts of electricity.

announced 1 mention

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Li Junfeng

China 1 mention

In the news (4)

Japan may soon be the world's leading solar energy market

11 years 6 months ago

Japan's solar energy capacity continues to show impressive growth

12 years ago

Solar energy continues to see success in Japan

12 years 3 months ago

Companies team to develop largest solar energy system in Japan

13 years 9 months ago