JAPAN-OITA-GEOTHERMAL ENERGY

JAPAN-OITA-GEOTHERMAL ENERGY

(221212) -- OITA, Dec. 12, 2022 (Xinhua) -- Katsusada Hirose, governor of Japan's Oita Prefecture, speaks during a press conference in Oita Prefecture, Japan, Dec. 8, 2022. Japan's hot spring prefecture of Oita is going full steam ahead in developing geothermal energy, as the country aims to go carbon neutral by 2050. TO GO WITH "Economic Watch: Japan's hot spring prefecture bets big on geothermal energy" (Xinhua/Zhang Yiyi)

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