The future of solar power 1

Solar power, which is said to be the ultimate clean energy, is from having an inexhaustible and fairly shining solar light. Domestically renewable energies, such as solar, wind, and biomass, are one of the key sources of energy security for Japan that rely on foreign countries for many of the energy resources (fossil fuels, etc.).
It will be attracting attention as the related power generation business which continues with unbroken in the future.
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However, when I hear a lot of everyplace to say that the solar power business has recently begun to emerge among mere greed, is it really so? The total bankruptcy liabilities is 21.5 billion yen, but... The growth of solar PV related businesses was a breakthrough in the introduction of the re-energy fixed price purchase scheme (FIT), which began in 2012. The price of selling electric power supplied by solar power generation was 40 yen per 1kw for industrial use, and 48 yen in non-industry such as household. As a result, there were a succession of business offices entering the solar power generation business. By the way, the amount of solar power generated for industrial use was more than six times the comparison for home and housing as of February 2017. It was a bubble as it were. However, in April 2005, an amendment to the fixed-price purchase scheme reduced the price of industrial sales to 21 yen (40 yen for households). Moreover, maintenance and management are mandatory, and the bidding system is carried out in industrial large-scale power generation, and it is going to be considered as the object of the environmental assessment recently. Therefore, it can be said that the environment surrounding industrial solar power generation business is more severe than that of household use. The number of bankruptcies in the solar power business of a major research organization has recorded the highest in the past. The total liabilities in bankruptcy from January to September 2005 amounted to 21,563,000,000. The cause of bankruptcy is half the slump in sales of related equipment, the failure of the business, and the recovery of accounts receivable are raised. Research agencies have seen that this trend will continue for some time.