Japan's Richest Man Outlines Renewable Energy Plan

itwbennett writes "Speaking at the launch of his Japan Renewable Energy Foundation, Masayoshi Son, founder and CEO of Softbank, outlined a plan to rebuild Japan's energy infrastructure. Son said the country could shift to renewable energy sources for 60 percent of its electricity requirements over the next two decades. He called for a 2 trillion yen (US$26 billion) 'super grid' across the country, and underwater off the coast, that would zip electricity around cheaply and efficiently to meet demand."

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Re:Just wait . . .

[Idou]

Clearly you do not understand the nature of Fukushima nor Chernobyl, or you would not be making such statements about Fukushima so early on.