Gov't to provide subsidies for wind power accumulators

Gov't to provide subsidies for wind power accumulators

TOKYO, Japan - The Agency of Natural Resources and Energy plans to subsidize the installation of electric accumulators by operators of wind power generators from fiscal 2006 to boost the supply of wind energy, agency officials said June 16. Photo shows wind power generators in Tomamae, Hokkaido.

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