• 省エネ

• 全地球的システム・環境政策のカテゴリーは『環境』広場に載せます。
• 1.『もったいない』（省エネの意識改革）
• 11. 家庭のしつけ
• 12. 省エネルギー教育
• 13. 省資源教育
• 2. 再生可能エネルギー技術
• 21. 太陽電池/太陽エネルギー
• 22. 風力エネルギー
• 23. 廃棄物発電、熱利用
• 24. 海のエネルギー
• 3. 自動車関連技術
• 31. バイオ燃料
• 32. 省エネルギー車
• 33. ハイブリッド車
• 34. 燃料電池
• 4. 革新的技術開発：　例：　低質熱の利用
• 5. 発電技術・省電力技術
• 51. 燃料電池
• 52. 二次電池
• 53. 効率的な発電
• 54. 原子力発電
• 6.製造業の省エネ・効率化: 例：鉄鋼業、製紙業、化学産業、セメント業
• 7. 省資源技術
• 71. 省資源
• 72. 省水資源
• 8. 技術交易『この省エネ技術を使いませんか』
• 9．その他

Kan says 20% of Japan’s energy to be from natural resources in 2020s

PARIS, May 25, Kyodo
Prime Minister Naoto Kan said Wednesday that Japan will dramatically change its energy policy to be less dependent on fossil fuel and nuclear power, unveiling a new target of generating 20 percent of its electricity from natural resources as soon as possible in the 2020s.
’’Japan will now review its basic energy plan from scratch and is set to address new challenges,’’ Kan said at a forum dedicated to the 50th anniversary of the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development in Paris.
Kan said Japan will try to meet the new target, 10 years ahead of its original schedule, by undertaking ’’drastic technological innovation’’ in the wake of the worst nuclear crisis since Chernobyl at the Fukushima Daiichi power plant, devastated by the March 11 earthquake and tsunami.
’’We will mobilize all our resources to break the barrier to practical use due to such aspects as technology and costs, and we will elevate renewable energy to one of society’s core energy sources,’’ he said.
To start with, Kan said Japan will try to reduce the cost of generating solar power to a third of the current level by 2020 and to one-sixth by 2030.
At present, renewable energy resources, such as solar and wind, only make up about 1 percent of Japan’s total power supply. Even including the amount of energy generated by hydraulic plants, the ratio is around only 10 percent.
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’’I state this with firm conviction that the rebirth of the Japanese economy has already been forcefully set in motion,’’ Kan said.

He noted that more than 60 percent of the production bases in the disaster-stricken region, such as in the electronics industry, have already resumed their operations and the remaining about 30 percent are likely to recover by this summer.

http://english.kyodonews.jp/news/2011/05/93369.html

May 27, 2011 9:10 PM by rao(China / Taiwan)