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Japan allows more coal-fired power to tackle energy shock

The country will permit less-efficient coal facilities to participate in capacity market auctions in the fiscal year starting in April, according to documents from a panel meeting at the trade ministry on Friday. Such pl…

Japan allows more coal-fired power to tackle energy shock

The country will permit less-efficient coal facilities to participate in capacity market auctions in the fiscal year starting in April, according to documents from a panel meeting at the trade ministry on Friday. Such plants had earlier been restricted from the auctions - where generators sell supply - as part of efforts to tackle climate change.

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  • The country will permit less-efficient coal facilities to participate in capacity market auctions in the fiscal year starting in April, according to documents from a panel meeting at the trade…
  • Such plants had earlier been restricted from the auctions - where generators sell supply - as part of efforts to tackle climate change.

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  • y on Friday. Such plants had earlier been restricted from the auctions - where generators sell supply - as part of efforts to tackle climate change. The country will permit less-efficient coal facilities to participate…
  • Full context often emerges as officials, markets, or courts add updates.

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  • The country will permit less-efficient coal facilities to participate in capacity market auctions in the fiscal year starting in April, according to documents from a panel meeting at the trade…
  • Such plants had earlier been restricted from the auctions - where generators sell supply - as part of efforts to tackle climate change.

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