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Tomas Kåberger Executive Board Chairman Renewable Energy Institute Professor, Co-director Energy Area of Advance Chalmers University of Technology

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Tomas KåbergerExecutive Board Chairman Renewable Energy InstituteProfessor, Co-director Energy Area of Advance Chalmers University of Technology

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CO2-emission leading regions 1965- 2015

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Japan, Mton CO2-emissions

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Japan, share of renewable power

-Reaching 22-24% will not need another 14 years

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Renewable shareExtrapolation for 2016, based on Jan-Apr

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Let us celebrate progress! –

and continue to make Japan energy-rich