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Comments on the Draft Basic Energy Plan
Japan Should Join the Global Trend for Renewables Toward Decarbonization
Persisting in Coal and Nuclear Will Put Japan’s Future at Risk

28 June 2018

in Japanese

In response to public comments sought by the Agency of Natural Resources and Energy (ANRE) for the Draft of the Basic Energy Plan, Renewable Energy Institute announced its comment: "Japan Should Join the Global Trend for Renewables Toward Decarbonization: Persisting to Coal and Nuclear Will Put Japan’s Future at Risk” (Japanese original published on 15 June 2018).

Renewable Energy Institute will continue to make proposals and express opinions on the revision of the Basic Energy Plan and the Long-term Low Greenhouse Gas Emission Development Strategy that is planned to be formulated in the future.

Comments on the Draft Basic Energy Plan
Japan Should Join the Global Trend for Renewables Toward Decarbonization(0.22MB)

View original Japanese version (Published on 15 June 2018)

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