Two
of
the
projects,
accounting
for
10MW,
are
in
Yamanashi
Prefecture,
with
the
first
in
Kai
city
scheduled
to
start
operations
in
August
2013.
Japan
is
seeing
a
surge
in
investment
in
utility-scale
projects,
triggered
by
the
release
of
a
generous
feed-in
tariff
on
1
July.
Mitsui
and
its
partners
have
announced
plans
to
invest
9bn
yen
($110m)
in
utility-scale
solar
projects
across
10
locations
in
Japan
during
the
2013
fiscal
year,
according
to
Solar
Frontier.
Solar
Frontier,
owned
by
oil
and
gas
company
Showa
Shell,
says
it
is
also
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