Japan

It now joins Goldman Sachs.

As investment in Japan could hit US$22.9b.

It will zero in on the solar boom.

What could be behind this?

Due to differences in earnings profiles.

Despite nuke restart plans.

Back in 2011, after the Fukushima disaster, it appeared as though Japan’s nuclear dream was in tatters. However, only three years later, the reverse appears to be the case, with the government now beginning to attempt to resurrect Japan’s mothballed nuclear plants.

Low carbon technologies to be shared.

Despite the Fukushima nuke mishap.

Find out why they think so.

They are slated for commercial launch in May.

Nuclear newcomers’ desire for nuclear power has not decreased even after the accident at Fukushima Daiichi Nuclear Power Station in Japan. Many countries are either considering nuclear power or actively preparing their infrastructure for a possible nuclear power programme.

The global nuclear ‘enterprise’ is now three years (March 11, 2011) past the historic Tohoku earthquake (M9.0), subsequent tsunami (~14-15m waves), and unfortunately, the continuing consequences of the ‘Fukushima nuclear power plant (NPP) accident. We now live in the post-Fukushima nuclear era.

9 of these are in Japan.

Fuel cells are to be launched too.

Find out what they're going to use.