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Japan to tighten rules on coal power exports to meet G7 vow

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Japan will tighten its rules on support for exports of new coal power plants. The move is in line with a pact by the Group of Seven nations (G7) to halt new government backing for "unabated coal power" by the end of 2021. G7 pledged on Sunday to rapidly scale up technologies and policies that speed the transition away from such power.

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Japan to tighten rules on coal power exports to meet G7 vow

Japan will tighten its rules on support for exports of new coal power plants, in line with a pact by the Group of Seven nations (G7) to halt new government backing for "unabated coal power" by the end of 2021, a government official said on Friday.

3 years ago·Singapore

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Japan not to support coal power plant exports without more emissions cuts

Japan will suspend new government support for domestic companies' exports of even high-efficiency coal power plants without technology to further reduce or capture carbon dioxide emissions, the industry minister says.

3 years ago·Japan

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