Japan's 27th utility-scale solar auction allocates 79 MW of PV capacity
Japan's Green Investment Promotion Organization has concluded its 27th auction for utility-scale solar energy projects, allocating 79 MW of PV capacity across 11 selected projects. The projects range in size from 72 kW to 29.9 MW, with the lowest bid recorded at JPY 0.0/kWh and the average final price at JPY 4.61/kWh. This procurement exercise aims to expand Japan's renewable energy infrastructure.
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- Lowest bid recorded at JPY 0.0/kWh
- Average final price of JPY 4.61/kWh
- 79 MW of PV capacity allocated across 11 projects
- Japan's 27th utility-scale solar auction
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Japan's 27th auction for utility-scale solar was expected to assign 196MW of generating capacity. The 11 selected projects range in size from 72 kW to 29.9 MW. The lowest bid was JPY 0.0/kWh and was submitted for one project with a capacity of 400 kW. The highest bid of JPY 6.49 ($0.041)/kWh was submitted for two projects. The average final price came in at JPY 4.61/kWh, with the ceiling price being JPY 8.68/kWh. Quote: "It was Japan's 27th auction for utility-scale solar and was expected to assign 196MW of generating capacity. The 11 selected projects range in size from 72 kW to 29.9 MW. The lowest bid was JPY 0.0/kWh and was submitted for one project with a capacity of 400 kW. This facility had likely secured a private power purchase agreement for the sale of electricity and participated in the auction to secure grid connection. The highest bid of JPY 6.49 ($0.041)/kWh was submitted for two projects. The average final price came in at JPY 4.61/kWh, with the ceiling price being JPY 8.68/kWh."
"Japan's Green Investment Promotion Organization has released the final results of its latest auction for utility-scale solar energy projects."
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