TaiyangNews reports that Japan’s Green Investment Promotion Organization selected 29 projects of 250 kW or larger, with winning project sizes ranging from 350 kW to 29.5 MW. The weighted average winning bid was JPY 6.72/kWh, with the highest winning bid below the JPY 9.60/kWh ceiling. The oversubscription matters because Japan is approaching the end of FIT/FIP support for this commercial solar category after fiscal 2026, making auction momentum an important market signal.
Source: TaiyangNews. Solar News summarizes; the complete story is on the publisher's site.

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