Hokkaido

The Japanese government announced yesterday that it will install the world's largest battery to store renewable energy at an electrical substation in Hokkaido, where solar power generation facilities are rapidly increasing, according to a report by the Kyodo News Service.
According to a report from The Japan Times SB Energy, the recently formed renewable energy subsidiary of Softbank Corp, has proposed developing a solar photovoltaic power plant on 480 hectares near Tomakomai, Hokkaido, with as much as 340-MW of peak generating capacity.