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The Federation of Electric Power Companies of Japan
2021
History of Japan’s Electric Utility Industry
Transmission Line500kV
Electricity was first used in Japan on March 25, 1878 the electric utility industry as one of the measures for Transmission Line154kV 275kV
at the Institute of Technology in Toranomon, Tokyo democratizing the economy. As a result, nine regional DC Transmission Line
when an arc lamp was switched on in commemoration privately owned and managed General Electricity Switching Station or Substation
Frequency Converter FacilityF.C.
of the opening of the Central Telegraph Office. In those Utilities— Hokkaido, Tohoku, Tokyo, Chubu, Hokuriku,
AC-DC Converter Facility
days, electricity was still unfamiliar and uncommon not Kansai, Chugoku, Shikoku and Kyushu Electric Power
only in Japan but also in Europe and the United States. Companies — were established in 1951 and assumed the
In 1886, Tokyo Electric Lighting, a private company, responsibility of supplying electricity to each region.
commenced operations as the nation’s first electric The Okinawa Electric Power Co. was established with
power company, and began supplying electricity to the the return of Okinawa to Japan in 1972.
public in the following year. At the end of the 20th century, a trend toward
In the early days, use of electricity grew primarily for deregulation and competition took hold throughout
lighting because of its safety and cleanness, and society, and the electric utility industry started to be
gradually found broader applications as a power source liberalized. In December 1995, organizations such as
to replace the steam engine. By 1896, the number of independent power producers (IPP) were allowed to 6th Strategic Energy Plan
Shin-
The 6th Strategic Energy Plan, approved in a Cabinet meeting
electric utilities established throughout the nation provide electricity wholesale services, and in March Shinano
in October 2021, outlines a more “ambitious” than ever roadmap
F.C.
reached a total of 33. The early 20th century marked the 2000, electricity retail supply for extra-high voltage users to carving out a future toward the goal of achieving carbon
neutrality in 2050.
establishment of long-distance transmission technology. (demand exceeding 2MW) was liberalized. The scope of The Strategic Energy Plan dictates the direction of Japan’s
As larger thermal and hydro-power plants were retail liberalization was then expanded in April 2004 to energy policy in the mid-to-long term with S+3E (Safety + Energy
Security, Environment, Economic Efficiency) as its backbone, and
introduced, generation costs fell and electricity came users of more than 500kW, and subsequently in April Sakuma includes challenges facing demand and supply, responses to
Higashi-Shimizu
into wider use throughout the country. Consequently, 2005 to users of more than 50kW. Thus, a Japanese F.C. F.C. those challenges, and the outlook for energy demand and supply.
The history of the Strategic Energy Plan dates back to 2003 when
electricity became an indispensable energy source for model of liberalization based on fair competition and 60Hz 50Hz it was first created based on the Basic Act on Energy Policy, and
was last revised in 2018 as the 5th Strategic Energy Plan.
peoples’ lives and industry. transparency, while maintaining the vertical integration The proportion of renewable energy in the FY2030 energy
In the years that followed, the electricity utility of generation, transmission and distribution to ensure a mix indicated in this 6th iteration of the Plan has been increased
significantly compared to previous targets (set out in the long-
business grew in tandem with the modernization of Japan stable supply of electricity, was established. term energy supply and demand outlook published in 2015),
and development of its industry. At the same time, the With the Fukushima Daiichi Nuclear Power Station while the proportion of nuclear power remains the same and
thermal power was decreased. As a result, the proportion of non-
electric utility industry experienced a major restructuring accident and subsequent tight demand and supply brought fossil fuel energies will increase to approximately 60% of the
that led to the dissolution of 700 electric utilities, which about by the Great East Japan Earthquake in March 2011 as energy mix. On the demand side, energy efficiency targets have
been advanced to reduce use by 62Ml (megaliter) in crude oil
merged to create five major electric utilities after the First a turning point, a policy to implement three-phase reforms equivalent (previous targets aimed to reduce use by 50.3Ml).
World War. During the Second World War, the electric of the electric power system was adopted in 2013. Japan’s Energy Supply Situation & Development of
2030 Energy Mix 2 Key points in the 6th Strategic Energy Plan
utility industry was completely state-controlled and In 2015, the Organization for Cross-regional Coordination
Do the utmost to turn renewable power into a main
utilities were integrated into Nihon Hatsusoden Co. of Transmission Operators, JAPAN (OCCTO) was established Nuclear Safety & Market Liberalization 4 power source
Follow the principle of deploying renewables as a top
(a nationwide power generating and transmitting in the first phase of reform, in 2016, new entry into the Electric Power Sources 6
Renewable
energy
priority
Deploy renewables as much as possible while curbing the
state-owned company) and nine distribution companies. electricity retail market was fully liberalized in the second burden on the public and ensuring renewables can exist
Nuclear Fuel Cycle 8 in harmony with the local region
After the end of World War II in 1945, supply and phase, and in 2020, the transmission / distribution sector
Environmental Conservation 10 Reduce reliance on nuclear power as much as possible
demand for electricity remained very tight in Japan. A was legally unbundled in the third phase. Restart nuclear power plants with safety as the top
priority
series of intense discussions were held on restructuring International Exchanges 15 Nuclear Promote the nuclear fuel cycle policy
power Conduct literature surveys in many areas for final disposal
Location of Power Stations 16 Conduct demonstrations of small module reactor
technologies in cooperation with other countries, etc.
FEPC 18 Reduce the percentage of thermal power in the power
Thermal mix as much as possible while maintaining a certain level
Business Addresses Cover 3 power of facility capacity with stable supply as a major premise
Position hydrogen and ammonia as new resources and
Note: Nine Companies include Hokkaido, Tohoku, Tokyo, Chubu, Hokuriku, Kansai,
Hydrogen/ accelerate efforts toward application
ammonia (advance demonstrations for co-firing and single-fuel
Chugoku, Shikoku and Kyushu. firing in gas and coal-fired thermal power plants)
Ten Companies include the above Nine Companies plus Okinawa.
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Japan’s Energy Supply Situation & Development of 2030 Energy Mix
Source: IEA "Data and statistics” Source: Petroleum Association of Japan Source: METI "Long-term Energy Supply and Demand Outlook”
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Nuclear Safety & Market Liberalization
Filtered vent
Tsunami
Earthquake
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Electric Power Sources
Okumino Hydroelectric Power Station (Pumped-storage) Kawasaki Thermal Power Station (LNG Combined-cycle) Ohi Nuclear Power Station (PWR)
Takami Hydroelectric Power Station Yoshinoura Thermal Power Station (LNG-fired) Ohma Nuclear Power Station (ABWR, Under Construction)
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Nuclear Fuel Cycle
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On the Start of the Literature Survey on the Final Disposal
Facility Reprocessing MOX fuel fabrication Vitrified waste Uranium enrichment Low-level radioactive
Plant plant storage center plant waste disposal center of High-Level Radioactive Waste
Iyasakatai, Rokkasho, Ooishitai, Rokkasho,
Site Kamikita-gun, Aomori Prefecture Kamikita-gun, Aomori Prefecture Literature surveys were started in Suttsu-cho and Kamoenai-mura,
Maximum capacity: Maximum capacity: Storage capacity for Design capacity Planned to be expanded Hokkaido in November 2020, beginning the final disposal site selection
800 ton-U/year 130 ton-HM/year (*) wastes returned from 1,500 ton-SWU/year (*) to 600,000m3 (equivalent process for high-level radioactive waste.
Capacity overseas plants: to 3 million of waste drums)
Storage capacity 2,880 canisters of There are three stages to the high-level radioactive waste site
for spent fuel: vitrified waste (*) "ton-HM" stands for "tons of heavy
3,000 ton-U metal" which indicates the weight of selection process, the “literature survey”, which involves desk research
Current Cumulative number of In operation using the new Cumulative number of
plutonium and uranium metallic into areas that are not well-suited to being disposal sites, the “preliminary
Under construction Under construction content in MOX.
Status received canisters: 1,830 centrifuge received drums: about 334,235
"SWU" stands for "Separative Work Unit"
investigation”, which involves drilling to analyze the characteristics of the
Start of construction: Start of construction: Start of construction: Start of construction: Start of construction: which is a measure of the work geographical layers, and the “detailed investigation”, where a facility for
1993 2010 1992 1988 1990 expended during an enrichment investigation will be built underground to investigate the ground layers
Schedule Completion of construction: Completion of construction: Start of storage: Start of operation: Start of operation: process of uranium
The first half of The first half of 1995 1992 1992 in detail.
FY2022 (planned) FY2024 (planned) Sources: JNFL’s website and others The local community’s opinion will be consulted at each stage of the
investigation and the law requires that the investigation be stopped with
if they are opposed.
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Environmental Conservation
Measures by the Electric Utility Industry to Suppress CO2 Emissions Low-carbonization/decarbonization of Energy on the Supply-side
Promoting nuclear power generation while assuring safety, improving the thermal efficiency of
In 21st Session of the Conference of the Parties to the thermal power into a low-carbonized or decarbonized power
thermal power plants further, and developing decarbonization technologies
United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change source in order to decarbonize whole power sources.
(COP21) held in December 2015, the Paris Agreement, an To address these challenges, in May 2021, we published Nuclear power emits no carbon dioxide (CO2) in the combustion temperature at the gas turbines. (JERA’s Nishi-
international framework for climate change after 2020, was our initiatives for achieving carbon neutrality in 2050. process of power generation, and even considering CO 2 Nagoya Thermal Power Station Unit 7-1 has achieved the
adopted and put into effect in November 2016. We will gather all our technologies and knowledge to emissions over the entire life cycle of various energy sources, world’s highest thermal efficiency of 63.08% (LHV) (as of
The Paris Agreement set out a global long-term target of actively work on decarbonizing power sources on the supply those from nuclear power are lower than those from thermal March 2018))
keeping the average rise in global temperature from before side and promote electrification as much as possible on the power, and are even lower than those from solar or wind As for conventional coal-fired power plants, the steam
the industrial revolution to below 2°C, and requires all demand side premised on S+3E (safety + energy security, power. However, because of the extended shutdown of nuclear conditions (temperature and pressure) are being made better
signatory countries to set out emission reduction targets to economic efficiency, environment). power plants following the Great East Japan Earthquake, and to improve thermal efficiency, and ultra-supercritical (USC)
work toward. In July 2015, 35 electricity power companies jointly subsequent increase in thermal power generation, the CO2 thermal power generation with a main steam temperature of
In December 2018, countries came together again in constructed a voluntary framework for a low carbon society emission factor remains at high levels. 600°C is now commercially available. Moreover, research and
COP24 to agree on rules to implement the Agreement and and prepared an “Action Plan for a Low-Carbon Society” Considering that nuclear power generation will development of the Integrated coal Gasification Combined
started full-scale efforts in January 2020. that laid out specific efforts to be made. In February 2016, continuously play a key role in combating global warming, Cycle (IGCC), in which gasified coal is used in combination
In COP26 held in November 2021 in Glasgow, England, “the Electric Power Council for a Low-Carbon Society the industry is committed to making the utmost effort to with gas turbines and steam turbines to generate electricity,
countries came to an agreement on the remaining challenge (ELCS)” was founded to facilitate efforts toward this goal (a improve the safety of nuclear power generation and to restore has been advanced, and in June 2013, Joban Joint Power’s
of trading carbon emissions, completing the Paris Agreement membership of 65 companies as of December 2021). the trust of citizens. Nakoso Power Station Unit 10 started operation as Japan’s
rulebook. Efforts based on this Rulebook is expected to help In October 2021, amidst rising interest and expectations The electric power companies are also continuing to first commercial IGCC plant. Low carbonization initiatives
cut the world’s carbon emissions. for achieving carbon neutrality in 2050, we renamed the strive to maintain and improve the efficiency of thermal continue to progress steadily—a large scale IGCC plant is
On the domestic front in October 2020, the Japanese “Action Plan for a Low-Carbon Society” as the “Carbon power plants by introducing highly efficient plants of the being constructed and preparation for a demonstration project
government declared that it will aim to achieve carbon Neutrality Action Plan” to powerfully push forward these latest design, replacing aging thermal power plants, choosing of Integrated Coal Gasification Fuel Cell Combined Cycle
neutrality by 2050, and in April 2021, announced a new measures. highly efficient equipment when introducing new equipment, (IGFC) that combined fuel batteries with IGCC is underway
reduction target of reducing greenhouse gas emissions by The end-user CO2 emission factor currently at around and appropriate operation and maintenance of the existing in Osakikamijima in Hiroshima Prefecture.
46% striving toward 50% from FY2013 levels in 2030. The 0.37kg- CO 2 /kWh is being reviewed by the council equipment. We are pursuing innovation and adoption of a Demonstration tests and investigations to realize
cabinet also approved of the new “Plan for Global Warming according to the Carbon Neutrality Action Plan in light of wide range of technologies including hydrogen/ammonia hydrogen/ammonia generation and CCUS are also underway.
Countermeasures” and “Japan’s Long-term Strategy under the the Government’s 2030 energy supply and demand outlook. generation, CCUS and carbon recycling, without betting Coal, LNG, and oil as fuel for thermal power generation,
Paris Agreement” based on these targets in October 2021. Moreover, a reduction of about 11 million tons of CO2 can exclusively on one to realize thermal power decarbonization. each have their own unique characteristics including level of
To achieve these targets, the supply side, which is be expected if all goes according to plan using economically Currently operating state-of -the-art gas turbine combined geopolitical risk, and we believe that Japan will need to strike
responsible for approximately 40% of Japan’s carbon achievable best available technologies (BATs) when building cycle power plants have achieved the world’s highest level of the right fuel balance for energy security.
emissions, will need to turn renewable energy into a main new thermal power plants. 62% (LHV) in thermal efficiency by, for example, raising the
power source, maximally use nuclear power, and turn
Note: (1) Based on total CO2 emissions from all energy consumed in energy
extraction, transportation, refining, plant operation and maintenance, etc. Note: Data up until 2007 is reported by FEPC.
in addition to burning of the fuel. Data from 2007 to 2014 is reported by FEPC and some PPSs.
(2) The figure of nuclear power generation is calculated including the Data from 2014 onward is reported by ELCS.
reprocessing of spent fuel, use of MOX fuel, and the disposal of Up until 2014, the figures for nuclear power generation are on a gross-output basis as reported by
high-level radioactive waste. FEPC, whereas the figures from 2015 onward are on a net-output basis as reported by ELCS.
Source: Report of the Central Research Institute of Electric Power Industry, etc. The figures with an asterisk are adjusted values taking into account CO2 credits and other
adjustments.
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Decarbonization of Energy on the Supply-side Sharing Japan’s Top-level Power Generation Technologies
Development and expansion of the use of renewable energy sources with the World
The feed-in tariff system for renewable energy began in direction where “maximum use would be made of existing Japan has achieved the world’s top-level in energy
July 2012, whereupon the electric power companies are electricity networks to comprehensively minimize long-term efficiency by introducing various technologies for higher
obliged to buy such electricity at a fixed price for a certain electricity source and distribution costs while continuing to energy efficiency to thermal power plants. Based on this
period. The cost of purchasing this electricity is finally borne meet electric source connection needs through expanded achievement, the electric utility industry in Japan has been
by customers in the form of a surcharge, which in principle adoption of renewable energies and other measures”. Given making efforts to establish a mechanism for sharing such
is proportional to the amount of electricity consumed. this new policy, discussions are being held on measures advanced technologies with electric power industries in
The Revised FIT Act was enacted in April 2017, on flexibly utilizing existing transmission lines’ capacity other countries.
making changes to the FIT system including creating a to enable connection under certain conditions. Measures With high-efficiency plants to be introduced and the
new authorization system, revising the method of setting that have been approved in discussion will be implemented improvement of operation and maintenance technologies,
purchase prices, and revising businesses obliged to purchase sequentially. In June 2020, the Act for Establishing Energy coal-fired plants’ CO 2 reduction potential in OECD
FIT electricity, under the policy of “maximizing the amount Supply Resilience (Act on the Partial Revision of the countries and developing countries in Asia in FY 2030 is
of renewable energy to be introduced while suppressing the Electricity Business Act and Other Acts for Establishing estimated to be a maximum of 900 million t- CO2/year.
burden on the public”. Resilient and Sustainable Electricity Supply Systems) The electric utility industry of Japan will contribute to the
Photovoltaic power and wind power are susceptible to was passed into law. Starting in FY2022, the FIP system reduction of global CO2 emissions with Japan’s expertise
changes in power output depending on the weather. (electricity is bought back at a premium on the market and advanced technologies.
To maintain stable energy supply and quality when price) will be introduced, in addition to the existing FIT
photovoltaic power, wind power, and other renewable system. Renewable energy operators will be engaging in
energies are deployed on a large-scale, we are researching market transactions under the FIP system which is expected Source: ECOFYS "INTERNATIONAL COMPARISON OF FOSSIL POWER EFFICIENCY AND
CO2 INTENSITY 2021 ”
and developing a demand and supply control system that to encourage generating behavior that reflects market price Note: Values listed for heat efficiency are gross thermal efficiency values: a weighted
combines renewables’ output prediction, control with fluctuations. The FIP system will be adopted for “competitive average of the heat efficiency of coal, oil, and gas (lower heating value standard).
Subject facilities are those of operators whose main business is selling electricity
existing power sources and demand response (DR). power sources” such as utility photovoltaic power and to third parties.
Japan’s values are fiscal year values.
In March 2017, the Organization for Cross-regional wind power, while FIT system will continue to be used for
Coordination of Transmission Operators, JAPAN (OCCTO) “regional vitalization power sources” such as small-scale
significantly shifted its approach toward electricity network photovoltaic power and biomass.
operation and facility configuration by presenting a
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International Exchanges
Demand-side Efforts for CO2 Reduction Strengthening International Communication and Cooperation
In addition to promoting further use of hot water supply Japan’s electric power companies remain active on a control. The industry’s top executives actively participate in
systems (EcoCute) with CO 2 refrigerant heat pumps, worldwide basis. In order to cope with global warming international meetings such as the International Electricity
which significantly reduce CO 2 emissions compared to and to ensure the safety of nuclear power generation, Summit and the World Association of Nuclear Operators
conventional water heaters, the industry is actively working international cooperation is indispensable. Each of (WANO) to exchange views, while we also accept trainees
to promote more widespread use of heat pumps in the office the electric power companies in Japan has individual from overseas. We import most of our fuel such as oil and
and industrial sectors. agreements with overseas utilities in order to facilitate coal from overseas countries and also keep our doors open
EcoCute heats water by transferring renewable thermal exchanges on a wide range of information such as power to foreign companies for the purchase of equipment such as
energy in air to water by means of refrigerants. With a single generation, customer relations, distribution and quality generators.
unit of electric energy for heat pump operation and more
than two units of thermal energy from air, it can produce
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2050 announced by the Japanese government in December 2020 and increase by a certain level as a result of the electrification of the industrial,
fleshed out in June 2021 takes the decarbonization of the electricity sector transport, and household sectors.”
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capture, pursuing hydrogen generation as an option, and restarting our lifestyles to change the structure of our society to a decarbonized
nuclear power plants that meet the world’s strictest standards for safety. structure. Discussions looking forward to 2050 will need to start
The Strategy states that “sectors other than the electricity sector” such immediately and measures implemented in a timely manner. Doha
as industrial, transport, office, and household sectors, “will center around
electrification” and aims to have all sales of new passenger vehicles be
electrically-driven vehicles by 2035. In the residences and buildings,
Japan will pursue a life cycle carbon minus (LCCM) approach and build
net zero energy house and buildings (ZEH/ZEB), while also remodeling
existing houses to be more energy efficient and increasing the scale of
photovoltaic power generation as much as possible.
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