Australia–Japan energy partnership needs a shared story
The Australia–Japan energy partnership faces a critical disconnect amid the global energy transition. Japan seeks flexibility, diversifying LNG supply while taking a staged approach to
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Read more +Japanese-owned 204 MW solar park commissioned in Queensland
The 204 MW Edenvale Solar Park near Chinchilla, in the Western Downs region of Queensland, has officially been opened by joint owners Eneos, Japan''s biggest oil refiner, and Sojitz,
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Read more +J-POWER and Genex Sign Joint Development Agreement for
The agreement gives J-POWER a 50% interest in a multi-staged solar power generation and battery project at Bulli Creek, Queensland, Australia (the “Bulli Creek Project”).
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Read more +Sojitz and Eneos Collaborate to Unveil Australia''s Largest Solar Power
Japanese trading company Sojitz and leading Japanese refiner Eneos have announced the successful launch of a substantial solar power plant in Queensland, Australia.
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Read more +au Renewable Energy and Kikusui partner to develop 15MW of solar
Au Renewable Energy and Osaka-based renewable asset and resort developer Kikusui signed a partnership agreement in early December 2024. As part of the agreement, they will
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Read more +Opening Ceremony Held for Edenvale Solar Park in Australia
Edenvale Solar Park marks ENEOS and Sojitz''s first large-scale solar project in Australia with an installed capacity of 204MW(DC: Direct Current), and Edenvale represents the largest solar project
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Read more +Solar power in Japan
In May 2021, the Japanese Trade Ministry said that Japan may require up to 370 GW of solar capacity by 2050 to reach the goal of cutting carbon emissions to zero.
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Read more +Sojitz Begins Construction on one of the Largest-scale Solar Farms by
Sojitz Corporation (“Sojitz”) together with ENEOS Corporation (“ENEOS”) has announced the start of construction on a 204MW solar farm in Australia, which will be one of the largest solar
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Read more +Inpex decides on solar power and battery energy storage project in
Japan''s Inpex said on Friday it had reached a final investment decision on a combined project of solar power generation and battery energy storage in Australia, through Enel Green Power...
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Read more +Japanese companies switch on 204 MW of solar in Australia
Japan''s largest oil refiner, Eneos, and Tokyo-based trading firm Sojitz have jointly opened the 204 MW Edenvale Solar Park in Queensland, Australia. After construction began in June 2021,
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