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Development Mechanism. J-POWER owns and operates a fleet of seven coal-fired power stations in Japan. These are: the Isogo power station comprising two 600MW

Hitachinaka power station (常陸那珂発電所) is an operating power station of at least 2000-megawatts (MW) in Tokai, Ibaraki, Kantō, Japan. The map below shows

Plans of Coal-Fired Thermal Plants in Japan,” Kiko Network, October 17, 2014 "Tepco Mitsubishi and Joban Joint Power partner on low-emission coal power projects

Matsuura power station is a single-unit 700 MW coal-fired power station owned by Kyushu Electric Power Company. The unit went into operation in 1989 and

Project-level coal details Coal source(s): imported The J-POWER Tachibana-wan power station comprises two 1050 MW units, which were commissioned in July 2000

Thermal Power Plants (1,000MW or greater)," Federation of Electric Power Companies of Japan, archived February 28, 2010 "Nanao-Ohta Coal Power Station Japan

15. "J-Power may close up to five coal power plants by fiscal 2030," The Japan Times, May 10, 2024 "Medium-Term Management Plan 2024-2026," J-POWER Group

is the first in Japan filed against a single coal-fired plant. In February 2020 President and CEO of Sendai Power Koji Toyama testified in response to the

Electric Power Development Co., October 2008, page 10. "Isogo Shin Coal Power Plant Japan," GEO, accessed June 2016 Japan spruiks coal-fired power plants

LNG, COAL BASED POWER PLANTS IN JAPAN," Natural Gas World, September 15, 2016 JERA's Yokosuka power plant replacement plan moves forward, Asian Power, January

Electric shuts 600 MW coal-fired unit as earthquake hits," S&P Global, June 11, 2023 "Japan to restart Tomato-Atsuma coal power unit in Aug," Argus Media, June

is also known as Kashima power station No. 2, Kashima Iron Works power station, East Japan Steel Works power station, Kashima No.2. The map below shows

Unit 2 of the power station had been proposed for retirement in 2025. In October 2023, J-POWER announced that Unit 1 of Matsushima power station would be decommissioned

October 2014 "Tepco Mitsubishi and Joban Joint Power partner on low-emission coal power projects in Japan," Power Technology, Aug 21, 2015 "大型石炭ガス化複合発電設備実証

Construction Plans of Coal-Fired Thermal Plants in Japan,” Kiko Network, October 17, 2014 "Construction plans for Japan's coal power stations," Reuters, December

It was commissioned in 1997-1998. Coal is imported via an attached coal port. "Haramachi Coal Power Plant Japan," GEO, accessed June 2016 Federation of

Reihoku power station (苓北発電所) is an operating power station of at least 1400-megawatts (MW) in Reihoku, Amakusa, Kumamoto, Kyūshū, Japan. The map below

(page 15) "Ishikawa (J-Power) Coal Power Station Japan," GEO, accessed June 2016 "Japan’s J-Power to shut down old coal-fired power plants by 2030," NS Energy

140.946169 Project-level coal details Coal source(s): imported Shinchi power station is a 2 x 1,000 MW supercritical coal plant in the town of Shinchi. It

of Electric Power Companies of Japan, "Principal Thermal Power Plants (1,000MW or greater)", Federation of Electric Power Companies of Japan, accessed August