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Work begins on a 47 MW solar project in Central Japan Read more: pv-magazine.com GE and Trina Solar to Jointly Develop 14-Megawatt Japan Project bloomberg.com Japan To Replace Nuke Plant With Wind Farm DNews Jan 19 The ocean-based wind farm will generate enough electricity to power about a million homes. -> seeker.com Eurus Energy to Build 42MW Wind Power Station in Northern Japan bloomberg.com RENO, NV--(Marketwired - April 14, 2016) - ElectraTherm, a leader in distributed waste heat to power generation, commissioned the Power+ Generator™ 4400 in Beppu, Japan. This is the first Power+ Generator in the country and it utilizes geothermal heat to generate fuel-free, emission-free electricity at the site. Commissioned in March, the Power+ runs off low temperature geothermal steam from a small district heating system. The power is sold to the local utility at an attractive feed-in-tariff rate for renewables. The existing geothermal well requires the temperature of the geothermal resource to be cooled before it can be used for heating. As the Power+ generates power, it also provides the necessary cooling with zero environmental impact or imposition on the onsen's primary function as a community resource. marketwired.com