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【Report】Japan’s Ammonia Strategy: Excessive costs signal need for alternatives in the power sector
Financial consultant released an analysis of the economic impact of ammonia co-firing, “Japan’s Ammonia Strategy: Excessive costs signal need for alternatives in the power sector.”
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【News】 OCCTO: Coal-fired power expected to account for 25% of electricity in FY2034
The OCCTO’s “Aggregation of Electricity Supply Plans for FY2025” shows that coal-fired power will take a significant share of power generation even in FY2034.
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【Report】Business Perspectives on Shifting to Renewable Electricity
An international survey was published as the report “Powering up: Business perspectives on shifting to renewable electricity”.
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【Database Update】Latest status of coal-fired power plants (May 1, 2025)
As of May 1, 165 units are in operation. Nippon Steel is planning to replace 3 coal units at Tobata Kyodo Power Station by 2040 for replacing to an LNG-fired power plant.
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【News】Progress on CCS projects: Not a solution for thermal power decarbonization
The CCS/CCUS projects are steadily underway under the Green Transformation strategy and JOGMEC announced the 9 location of Advanced CCS Projects and companies.
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【Report】 Global Electricity Review 2025: World surpasses 40% clean energy* with record rise of renewables
The Ember’s report “Global Electricity Review 2025” shows that clean power generated a record 40% of the world’s electricity in 2024. Solar has doubled in 3 years.
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【Report】Boom and Bust – Coal 2025
Global Energy Monitor (GEM) released “Boom and Bust – Coal 2025”, an annual report which analyzes key trends in coal power capacity worldwide.
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【Report】ACCR requests revision of J-Power’s decarbonization strategy
The Australasian Centre for Corporate Responsibility (ACCR) released the report “Investing in coal plant flexibility: a strategic approach for J-POWER’s transition.”
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【Report】 OECD environmental review of Japan emphasizes “imperative” coal phase-out
On March 21, 2025, the OECD published the report OECD Environmental Performance Reviews: Japan 2025, clearly stating that phasing out coal-fired power is essential for Japan to “get on track to net zero”.
