US EditionJapan approves new climate, energy and industry policies through 2040
- Japan's government approved new decarbonization targets aiming to reduce greenhouse gas emissions by over 70% from 2013 levels by 2040, as part of an updated climate plan.
- The plan includes a goal to reduce carbon emissions by 60% by 2035 and aims for nuclear energy to provide 20% of Japan's energy supply by 2040.
- International Atomic Energy Agency Director General Rafael Grossi visited the Kashiwazaki-Kariwa nuclear power plant to ensure safety as it prepares to restart reactors that passed safety tests.
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Japan sets new carbon goals with plans to expand nuclear and renewable energy
Japan aims to cut greenhouse gas emissions by 73% from 2013 levels by 2040, relying on a mix of nuclear and renewable energy to meet growing power demands.Mari Yamaguchi reports for The Associated Press.In short:Japan’s new climate plan targets a 60% emissions reduction by 2035 and 73% by 2040, up f...
Japan will help to retire electric cars in Europe. In fact, it has a plan to achieve it. Last year, sales of electric cars remained practically immutable to the previous exercise. A scenario in which it had much to do with the German sinking, the main European market. According to Forum Electric Cars, in 2024 1.3 million electric cars were registered in Europe. Under this framework, 2025 seems to be a crucial year for the proliferation of electr…
Japan Faces Stiff Challenges to Meet Targets in New Energy Plan; Rising Electricity Demand Fuels Difficulties
The government faces some stiff challenges in achieving its basic medium- to long-term energy policy of doubling the share of renewable energy in the nation’s total energy supply mix.
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abc NewsJapan adopts new carbon reduction targets, energy plan to boost nuclear and renewables by 2040
Japan’s government adopted new decarbonization targets aiming to reduce greenhouse gas emissions by more than 70% from 2013 levels over the next 15 years, approving a renewed energy plan to help meet the goal. This is part of an updated…
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