JAPAN : NEW ENERGY POLICIES, CONVENTIONAL OR ALTERNATIVE ? (from an article in SustainableBusiness.com News, Jun.18, 2012)   VERSIÓN EN ESPAÑOL, MÁS ABAJO   Image: semanariointegración.com; Wikipedia.org. The following are excerpts from PRICING SET FOR JAPAN’S FEED-N TARIFF, GOES INTO FORCE July 1 ( SustainableBusiness.com News -18.6.2012) This weekend, Japan approved re-starting two nuclear reactors despite mass public opposition at the same time as announcing pricing for the country's landmark renewable energy feed-in tariff (FiT) (*) . The FiT could spur at least $9.6 billion in new solar installations with 3.2 gigawatts (GW) of capacity, around the output of three nuclear plants, forecasts Bloomberg New Energy Finance. Last year, Japan ranked sixth worldwide for solar installations, adding 1.3 GW for a total capacity of ...