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In contrast, coal power projects proposed in the wake of Fukushima are still sitting on the drawing board. By the time these plants are on-line, the output could be rendered obsolete due to the rapidly dropping price of renewable energy. Worse, these investments lock Japan into a volatile international coal market. Japan could learn from India's recent imported coal debacle -- the disastrous Tata Mundra project -- to understand what that market can do to energy security.
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How Japan Replaced Half Its Nuclear Capacity With Efficiency | Greentech Media
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In contrast, coal power projects proposed in the wake of Fukushima are still sitting on the drawing board. By the time these plants are on-line, the output could be rendered obsolete due to the rapidly dropping price of renewable energy. Worse, these investments lock Japan into a volatile international coal market. Japan could learn from India's recent imported coal debacle -- the disastrous Tata Mundra project -- to understand what that market can do to energy security.
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