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Outline
New Renewable Energy
The recent heightened global concern over loads on the environment has come to increase the need for environment-friendly New Renewable Energy such as solar power, wind power, micro-hydropower, refuse-derived fuel power and biomass energy. In this field as well, J-POWER is leading Japan with its abundant experiences.
J-POWER leads the Japanese wind power field with its 9 wind farms with a total capacity of about 211 MW. In the field of refuse-fuel power, the company has been engaged in Refuse Derived Fuel (RDF) Generation and a RDF plant with 20.6 MW capacity began operation in Dcember 2002.
In other countries than Japan as well, there are growing expectations for the renewable energy sources, which have a number of advantages as environment-friendly, distributed power source and are considered to be effective sources for rural electrification. J-POWER is actively engaged in this field of renewable energy as consultant in different countries: micro-hydropower in different parts of the world, especially in Asia; wind power inthe Philippines, Kazakhstan and the countries of the South Pacific; biomass in Thailand; and solar power in Botswana. |
Major New Renewable Energy Projects
- Laos : Se Katam Micro-hydropower Development Project; 1993 to 1995. F/S (PDF:496KB)
- Malaysia : Liwag River Micro-hydropower Development Project; 1991 to 1992. F/S
- Cameroon : Micro-hydropower Development Project; 1998. F/S
- Kazakhstan : Wind Power Generation Project, 1998 to 1999. F/S
- Tonga : Wind Power Generation Project, 1987 to 1992. F/S
- The Philippines : Northern Luzon Wind Power Generation Project, 2001 to present. D/D
- Russia : Sakhalin Wind Power Generation Project, 1999. F/S
- Kazakhstan : Almaty State Wind Power Generation Project, 1998 to 1999. F/S
- Botswana : Solar Power Generation Project; 2000 to present. F/S
- South Pacific : New Energy Introduction Project; 1998. F/S
- Combodia : Rwcal Electrification on Micro Hydropower in Remote of Mondvl Kiri, 2004 to present.
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