The government launched a working group Friday to study the expansion of its program for utilities to purchase electricity produced using clean and renewable sources of energy. The program, which started Nov. 1, enables power companies to buy electricity... ...full story at Japan Times
from Japan Times on Fri, Nov 06 2009
see also:
| 24 Dec 08 |
  |
Popping training »
YouTube video Working on being CLEAN.
Clean hits, clean angles, clean moves.
That's what I learned in Japan: always work on the basics, and try to make them perfect. |
| 08 Nov 09 |
 |
Technology › Gov't eyes expanding purchase of electricity based on clean energy » Japan Today The government has launched a working group to study the expansion of its program for utility firms to purchase electricity produced at homes and other… |
| 01 Nov 09 |
|
Technology › Japan accelerates purchase of surplus solar electricity at homes » Japan Today The government launched Sunday a new program that enables power companies to purchase at higher rates surplus electricity produced by solar power generation systems installed… |
| 24 Feb 09 |
|
Utilities to pay premium to solar power providers » Japan Times The government will require utilities to purchase surplus electricity generated from solar power systems at a predetermined price for 10 years, possibly as early as this year. In an effort to encourage use of renewable energy sources and stimulate the... |
| 01 Nov 09 |
|
Purchase of solar power accelerated »
Japan Times  The government launched a new program Sunday under which power companies can increase the amount they pay for surplus electricity produced by solar power generation systems installed in homes, schools and hospitals. In the government's latest attempt to... |
| 05 Mar 08 |
|
Fuel cells providing homes with 'clean' electricity »
Japan Times  HIRATSUKA, Kanagawa Pref. (AP) Masanori Naruse jogs every day, collects miniature cars and feeds birds in his backyard, but what he's most proud of is the way his home and 2,200 like it in Japan get electricity and heat water — with power generated by... |
blogs
china
thailand
japan
technology