Evolutions and revolutions in Japanese power – part one

James Byrne

22 April 2013 | 16:05 GMT

Natural Gas News - Evolutions and revolutions in Japanese power – part one

Andrew DeWit, a professor at Rikkyo University and expert on Japan’s energy and power markets, speaks to Interfax about the outlook for Japan’s power sector and the competing forces struggling to influence policy.

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