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Retailers can profit from Japan-s electricity market deregulation

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by Sakthi Prasad , Content Manager
28 March 2016

Japan is deregulating its retail electricity sector (those who consume less than 50 KW) beginning April 1. Businesses that have access to multiple suppliers have the potential to cut down power costs.

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With inputs from Nishant Jain, Lead Analyst - Power Sector

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