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[Global] World and Countries (Quarterly) updated (2023 Q4 added) and Countries (Annual) updated
22 March 2024
Renewable energy-based electricity is now the most cost competitive power option, supplying more than half of electricity generation in many countries around the world. A dramatic scaling up of renewable energy capacity is urgently needed to avoid the already extensive and accelerating impacts of the climate crisis. To realize this in Japan, it is necessary to raise the national target for renewables, remove the constraints related to grid access and revise old outdated inefficient regulations that hinder the effective integration of renewables. Renewable Energy Institute helps to solve these issues and other challenges by conducting studies in electricity systems, electricity grids, renewable energy policies, market environments and makes proactive policy proposals to accelerate decarbonization in Japan.
[Global] World and Countries (Quarterly) updated (2023 Q4 added) and Countries (Annual) updated
22 March 2024
Bylined articles: Steering Japan Towards Economic Decarbonization
21 March 2024
[Seminar] Energy Transition in APAC and Japan's Role
15 March 2024
REvision2024: World Moves Towards Tripling Renewables
14 March 2024
[Policies] Auction Prices (Solar PV) updated
13 March 2024