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Amendment to the Energy Conservation Act

The Amendment to the Energy Conservation Act in Japan expands the definition of "energy" to include all forms of non-fossil energy. It requires large-scale energy consumers to submit mid-to-long term plans for non-fossil energy transition with a target year of 2030, as well as…

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En vigueur01 janv. 2023
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Country / jurisdiction: Japan · Year: 2023 · Status: In force · Level: National · Type: Voluntary

The Amendment to the Energy Conservation Act in Japan expands the definition of "energy" to include all forms of non-fossil energy. It requires large-scale energy consumers to submit mid-to-long term plans for non-fossil energy transition with a target year of 2030, as well as regular reports on non-fossil energy usage. Incentives, such as evaluating high-performing businesses and providing budgetary support, are being considered to help support the transition. The amendment is in force at the national level from May 13, 2023.

Official source: https://www.meti.go.jp/shingikai/enecho/shoene_shinene/sho_energy/pdf/038_01_00.pdf

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