Japan Backs Fusion and Plastic Recycling With 20 Billion Yen Investment
Japan's GX Promotion Organization has invested about 3 billion yen in two startups developing nuclear fusion and plastic recycling technologies, with combined public and private investment expected to reach around 20 billion yen as the government seeks to accelerate the commercialization of advanced decarbonization technologies. (News On Japan)
The Japanese government's GX Promotion Organization has committed nearly 3 billion yen to two fledgling firms working on nuclear fusion and plastic recycling technologies, with the hope of accelerating the commercialization of advanced decarbonization innovations. The organization, authorized by the Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry, has announced that combined public and private investment in the startups is anticipated to reach around 20 billion yen.
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