Japan
The 6th Strategic Energy Plan
Executive
Plan
Passed in 2021
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The 5th Strategic Energy Plan details the government's vision to 2030 and 2050 in order to enforce the Basic Act on Energy Policy.
The Plan notably defines an increased role of renewables in the medium and long terms, and determines the nuclear policy post Fukushima. The Outlook sets out the optimal combination of energy sources for 2030.
Documents
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Storage battery business will capture a share of 50% in the global storage battery market (20 trillion yen) by 2020 against a 2014 baseline
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GOJ continues expanding subjects of Top Runner Program, and regarding highly efficient lighting equipment (e.g. LED lighting and organic EL lighting), we aim to achieve a penetration rate of 100% on a flow basis by 2020 and on a stock basis by 2030 by 2020, 2030 against a 2014 baseline
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With regard to highly efficient lighting equipment, target penetration rate of 100% on a flow basis by 2020 and on a stock basis by 2020.
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Target net zero energy for newly constructed public buildings by 2020 and for all newly constructed buildings by 2030
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Target net-zero energy for standard newly constructed houses by 2020 and for all newly constructed houses by 2030
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Target introducing 1.4 million units of stationary fuel clls in households by 2020 and 5.3 million units by 2030.
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Target 26% reduction of greenhouse gas emissions by 2030
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Target 80% reduction of greenhouse gas emissions by 2050
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Target oil and natural gas independent development ratio of 40% in 2030 and to maintain the coal independent development ratio at 60% in 2030.
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Target installation of hydrogen stations at 320 locations by 2025 and make the hydrogen station business self-reliant by the second half of the 2020s.
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Target 200,000 fuel cell vehicles by 2025 and 800,000 by 2030
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Target 1,200 fuel cell buses and 10,000 fuel cell forklifts by 2030.
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Target to cut the unit hydrogen power generation cost to 17 YEN/kWh around 2030.
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renewables should account for 36-38% of power supplies in 2030, double 2019’s level and well above its previous 2030 target for 22-24%
from the Grantham Research Institute
from the Grantham Research Institute
