Next-generation geothermal: Japan falls behind as Chubu Electric Power imports technology from Germany

Chubu Electric Power's policy of importing geothermal technology from a German company was reported, highlighting delays in Japan's next-generation geothermal development.

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Chubu Electric Power was reported to be pursuing a policy of importing technology from a German company for Japan's next-generation geothermal development.

The acquisition of technology from overseas has drawn attention as part of efforts to introduce technology in the geothermal sector.

Related coverage continues to discuss the effective use of geothermal resources and the introduction of new technologies.

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TargetsImport geothermal technology from a German company

Deployment siteChubu Electric Power is advancing the introduction of the technology

PurposeReportedly intended to make up for delays in next-generation geothermal development

RegionGeothermal development in Japan

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