The electronics brand has announced plans for a virtual power plant aggregator JV with German specialist Next Kraftwerke ahead of the opening up of the control reserve market in Japan in April - and the planned switch from clean energy FITs to feed-in premium, top-up payments a year later.The Energy Systems and Solutions business of Japanese electronics giant Toshiba has announced plans to set up a ¥180 million ($1.73 million) joint venture with German virtual power plant operator Next Kraftwerke ahead of the opening up of Japan's grid control reserve market in April. Toshiba, which will hold ...Den vollständigen Artikel lesen ...