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Hongawa is a 615 MW hydroelectric power plant in Japan, operated by Shikoku. It contributes to Japan's renewable energy capacity.
Hoheiko is a 50 MW hydroelectric power plant in Hokkaido, Japan, operated by Hokkaido Electric Power Co Inc. It contributes to the region's renewable energy supply.
Hitotsuse is a 180 MW hydroelectric power plant in Japan, operated by Kyushu. It contributes to the region's renewable energy capacity.
Hatchobaru Otake is a 110 MW geothermal power plant in Japan, operated by Kyushu Electric Power Co. It is one of the country's key geothermal facilities, contributing to renewable energy generation.
Hatanagi No.2 is a hydroelectric power plant in Japan, operated by Chubu. With a capacity of 87 MW, it contributes to the country's renewable energy grid.
Hachijojima is a 3.3 MW geothermal power plant in Japan, operated by Tokyo Electric Power Co. It contributes to Japan's renewable energy mix on Hachijojima Island.
Futtsu is a 5,040 MW gas-fired power plant in Japan, operated by Tokyo. It is one of the largest gas power plants in the country, supporting grid stability and energy demand.
Fukuyama Recyling Power is a 21 MW biomass power plant in Japan, operational and owned by Fukuyama Recycle Power Co. Ltd. It converts waste into electricity, supporting local renewable energy goals.
Daini Numazawa is a 460 MW hydroelectric power plant in Japan, operated by Tohoku. It contributes to the country's renewable energy grid with reliable hydropower generation.
Chita Daini is a 1,708 MW gas-fired power plant in Japan, operated by Chubu. It plays a key role in the country's energy mix, supporting grid stability and regional power supply.
Chiba Kawatetsu is a 400 MW gas power plant in Chiba, Japan, operated by JFE Steel Corporation East Japan Works. It supplies electricity to the industrial grid.
Azumi is a 623 MW hydroelectric power plant in Japan, operated by Tokyo. It is an operational facility contributing to the country's renewable energy capacity.
Tadami is a 65 MW hydroelectric power plant located in Japan. It generates renewable electricity from hydropower, contributing to the country's clean energy mix.
Oshirakawa is a 59 MW hydroelectric power plant in Japan. It generates renewable electricity from hydropower, contributing to the country's clean energy mix.