Fukushima stakes future on renewables
Japanese prefecture opens hydrogen power plant, 9 years after triple disaster
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Walter Sim Japan Correspondent In Tokyo, Walter Sim
The Japanese prefecture of Fukushima is staking its future on renewable energy, taking the lead in a country that is not just squarely wedded to coal-fired power but also reluctant to give up nuclear energy.
This despite the anniversary yesterday of the devastating triple tragedy nine years ago.
