Titlebook: New Challenges and Solutions for Renewable Energy; Japan, East Asia and Paul Midford,Espen Moe Book 2021 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and

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Japan’s Nuclear Safety Regulation Policy The new nuclear safety agency set out to regain pubic trust by strictly regulating the safety of nuclear power plants. Defying expectations of collusion, the NRA asserted itself as an independent regulatory agency. It has warded off pressure from the Abe administration to speed up the restart proce

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The Politics of Nuclear Power Plant Restarts Versus Renewable Energy Promotions support for the restart of some nuclear power plants, based on the safety authorizations given by the Nuclear Regulatory Authority, and Abe’s personal pronuclear position, are often assumed to mean that the Abe administration was hostile toward renewables and wanted to return to the pre-3-11 goal

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Renewable Energy as a New Choice for Consumers: The Case of Minna Denryokuking to offer consumers the choice of buying only or mostly renewable energy, and thereby avoid buying energy produced with fossil fuel or nuclear power. It does so by introducing the experiences and strategy of one such company: Minna Denryoku, which has engaged in several innovative strategies to

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Betting on Hydrogen: Japan’s Green Industrial Policy for Hydrogen and Fuel Cellsan important energy storage medium that allows for the large-scale expansion of renewable energy, as well as helping to decarbonize transportation and residential sectors. While Japan’s?business-government efforts on hydrogen fuel cells began in the early 1990s, the 3/11 crisis and the subsequent pr

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Solar PV in Singapore in the Absence of Subsidies sq. km. in the 1960s to 719.1 sq. km. in 2015. Singapore has a small albeit developed economy. With a 2017 GDP of 447.3 billion dollars (Ministry of Trade and Industry 2018), Singapore’s population of 5.6 million has one of the highest Gross National Income per capita in the world. Singapore does n

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Why Norway as a Green Battery for Europe Is Still to Happen, and Probably Will Notmestic consumption of electricity is derived almost solely from renewables. Utilizing Norwegian hydropower and wind to contribute to a European energy transition seems like an obvious choice. However, despite building subsea cables to Germany and Great Britain for renewable energy exports, and great

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Beyond Wind: New Challenges to the Expansion of Renewables in Denmarkeographical location, cross-border cooperation with neighboring countries, and a well-struck balance between centralized planning and market-oriented policies. However, the transition between the successful present-day and a future fossil-free Denmark still presents several unresolved conundrums. We