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27 March 2015
Policy & Finance
Despite protests, Japan diverts funds earmarked to fight climate change to finance coal plants in India, Bangladesh
Despite protests, Japan diverts funds earmarked to fight climate change to finance coal plants in India, Bangladesh
19 March 2015
Policy & Finance
New global disaster plan sets targets to curb risk, losses
New global disaster plan sets targets to curb risk, losses
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Japan launches 1.42GW offshore wind study
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16 March 2015
Transport
Nissan, Endesa to tap power from electric cars for use in homes
Nissan, Endesa to tap power from electric cars for use in homes
Policy & Finance
President of cyclone-hit Vanuatu urges global action on disasters
President of cyclone-hit Vanuatu urges global action on disasters
13 March 2015
Energy
Kyocera targets German self-consumption market for household PV
Kyocera targets German self-consumption market for household PV
12 March 2015
Carbon & Climate
S Korea, China, Japan to discuss ways to curb air pollution
S Korea, China, Japan to discuss ways to curb air pollution
6 March 2015
Energy
Utilities stymie Japan’s solar developers over grid connections
Utilities stymie Japan’s solar developers over grid connections
25 February 2015
Energy
Tepco admits it failed to disclose cesium-tainted water leaks since April
Tepco admits it failed to disclose cesium-tainted water leaks since April
18 February 2015
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Government explores options on how to store nuclear waste in the long term
Government explores options on how to store nuclear waste in the long term
16 February 2015
Transport
Japan has more car chargers than gas stations
Japan has more car chargers than gas stations
13 February 2015
Food & Agriculture
Rice serves up double measure of biofuel and fodder
Rice serves up double measure of biofuel and fodder
10 February 2015
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Rich world helping bankroll export of coal technology: data
Rich world helping bankroll export of coal technology: data
3 February 2015
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Asia powers into the forefront of solar revolution
Asia powers into the forefront of solar revolution
28 January 2015
Energy
Utilities at heart of Japan grid connection dispute set to resume considering PV projects
Utilities at heart of Japan grid connection dispute set to resume considering PV projects
20 January 2015
Transport
Tokyo to get $385 million hydrogen makeover for Olympics
Tokyo to get $385 million hydrogen makeover for Olympics
16 January 2015
Energy
Japan earmarks $1.12 billion for renewable energy
Japan earmarks $1.12 billion for renewable energy
14 January 2015
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Uniqlo under fire for buying supplies from unsafe factories
Uniqlo under fire for buying supplies from unsafe factories
12 January 2015
Energy
Japan's METI to roll out energy efficiency and storage subsidy
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7 January 2015
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