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The Japan Energy Podcast hosted by Titan Greentech, explores market design, policy, and investment trends shaping Japan’s power and energy transition.Subscribe for expert conversations on Japan’s energy and power markets.
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Ep #5 | Japan Innovates, Does it Commercialise? | Japan Energy Podcast (opens the original)
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Can Japan innovate its way to energy independence, and who will lead the charge?Welcome to Episode #5 of the Japan Energy Podcast by Titan Greentech.Japan pours 3.7% of its GDP into R&D, one of the highest rates of any country in the world and has a long track record of leading breakthroughs in solar, batteries, and hydrogen. But turning that innovation into commercially viable, at-scale businesses is proving far harder.In this episode, we explore why Japan technically innovates brilliantly but
Ep #4 | Importance of Forecasting & Grid Optimization | Japan Energy Podcast (opens the original)
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How do you keep Japan’s power grid stable as renewable energy continues to grow? Welcome to Episode #4 of the Japan Energy Podcast by Titan Greentech. Japan’s electricity market is unlike any other, with a fragmented grid, two operating frequencies, and limited interconnection between regions. As more solar, wind, batteries, and EVs come online, accurate forecasting has become essential for maintaining grid stability, reducing balancing costs, and supporting the country’s decarbonization goals.
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