328 plants indexed.
Yaita - Softbank Solar Power Plant is a 4.6 MW solar PV facility in Yaita, Japan, operated by Softbank Yaita Solar Park. It contributes to Japan's renewable energy portfolio under the feed-in tariff scheme.
Yabukinakajima Solar Power Plant is an 8 MW solar PV facility in Japan, operated by Eurus Yabukinakajima Solar Park. It contributes to Japan's renewable energy expansion under the feed-in tariff scheme.
Yabasekihanto Solar Power Plant is an 8.5 MW operational solar PV facility in Japan, owned by Kyocera TCL Solar LLC. It contributes to Japan's renewable energy capacity under the country's feed-in tariff program.
Wakkanai Solar Power Plant is a 5 MW operational solar PV facility located in Wakkanai, Japan. It contributes to Japan's renewable energy capacity under the national feed-in tariff scheme.
Ushiroda Solar Power Plant is a 1.1 MW operational solar PV facility in Japan, owned by Renewable Japan Co Ltd. It contributes to the country's renewable energy mix under the feed-in tariff scheme.
Ureshino Solar Power Plant is a 1.6 MW solar PV facility located in Ureshino, Japan. Owned by Softbank Ureshino Yoshida Solar Park, it contributes to Japan's renewable energy mix.
Ukishima Solar Power Plant is a 7 MW solar PV facility in Japan, owned by Tokyo Electric Power Co Inc (TEPCO). The plant is operational and contributes to Japan's renewable energy capacity.
The Ube - US Solar Power Plant is a 21.3 MW solar PV facility located in Ube, Japan. Operated by US Power Corporation, it contributes to Japan's renewable energy capacity under the country's feed-in tariff program.
Ube - Softbank Solar Power Plant is a 2.4 MW solar PV facility in Ube, Japan, operated by Softbank Ube Yamaguchi Solar Park. It contributes to Japan's renewable energy expansion under the feed-in tariff scheme.
Tsunahigashi Solar Power Plant is a 39.3 MW solar PV facility located in Japan. Operated by Eurus Tsunahigashi Solar Park, it contributes to Japan's renewable energy capacity under the country's feed-in tariff program.
Tsumagoi Solar Power Plant is a 2.2 MW solar PV facility in Japan, operated by SGET Tsumagoi Mega Solar Power Plant. It contributes to Japan's renewable energy mix under the country's feed-in tariff program.
Toyokoro Solar Power Plant is a 27.4 MW solar PV facility in Hokkaido, Japan, operated by Eurus Toyokoro Solar Park. It contributes to Japan's renewable energy expansion under the feed-in tariff scheme.
Toyokawa Mitocho Solar Power Plant is a 1.8 MW solar PV facility in Japan, owned by Ichigo ECO Energy Co Ltd. It contributes to Japan's renewable energy expansion under the feed-in tariff scheme.
Toyama - Softbank Solar Power Plant is a 2.8 MW solar PV facility in Toyama, Japan, operated by Softbank Toyama Fuchu Solar Park. It contributes to Japan's renewable energy expansion under the feed-in tariff scheme.
Tottori Yonago Solar Power Plant is a 42.9 MW solar PV facility in Tottori, Japan. Operated by Tottori-Yonago Solar Park Corporation, it contributes to Japan's renewable energy targets under the Feed-in Tariff scheme.
Tomatoh no Mori Solar Power Plant is a 45.6 MW solar PV facility in Tomakomai, Japan, operated by Tomakomai Solar Energy LLC. It contributes to Japan's renewable energy expansion under the feed-in tariff scheme.
The Tomatoh Abira Solar Power Plant is a 111 MW solar PV facility in Hokkaido, Japan, owned by Softbank Tomatoh Abira Solar Park. It contributes to Japan's renewable energy expansion under the feed-in tariff scheme.
Tomakomai - Sumitomo Solar Power Plant is a 13 MW solar PV facility located in Tomakomai, Japan. It is operational and contributes to Japan's renewable energy capacity.
Tomakomai - Mitsui Fudosan Solar Power Plant is a 23 MW operational solar PV facility in Tomakomai, Japan. Owned by Mitsui Fudosan Tomakomai Solar Power Plant, it contributes to Japan's renewable energy capacity.
The Tomakomai - Marubeni Solar Power Plant is a 29.8 MW solar PV facility in Tomakomai, Japan, operated by Tomakomai Yufutsu Mega-Solar Corporation. It contributes to Japan's renewable energy goals under the feed-in tariff scheme.