Post-Fukushima Renewable Energy Policy in Japan
Policy and Market Review and SWOT Analysis for Promoting Renewable Energy in Japan
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Japan is deficient of domestic fossil fuel energy sources and developed energy structures that depend primarily on imported fuels and nuclear power. The country s energy fuel mix has been required to shift after the country experienced a catastrophic nuclear accident at the Fukushima Power Plant in 2011, which induced all of the country s nuclear power plants to shut down. To fill some of the gap left by the lost power, Japan boosted its renewable energy capacity with the launch of a feed-in-tariff (FIT) scheme in July 2012. It has been shown a success, especially in the solar PV sector; howev...
Japan is deficient of domestic fossil fuel energy sources and developed energy structures that depend primarily on imported fuels and nuclear power. The country s energy fuel mix has been required to shift after the country experienced a catastrophic nuclear accident at the Fukushima Power Plant in 2011, which induced all of the country s nuclear power plants to shut down. To fill some of the gap left by the lost power, Japan boosted its renewable energy capacity with the launch of a feed-in-tariff (FIT) scheme in July 2012. It has been shown a success, especially in the solar PV sector; however, dark clouds still hang over Japan s renewable energy industry due to the lack of appropriate policy regime that protects and enhances renewable energy development within Japan s conventional power market. This book investigates renewable energy policies and renewable energy market in Japan, identifies the country s advantages and barriers for renewable energy promotion through applying aSWOT analysis, and creates recommendations that provide direction that will be most effective.
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