This picture taken on February 4, 2022 shows Motoaki Sagara, CEO of Apollo Group, a small energy provider that has bolstered its renewable offerings in recent years, posing in front of the solar power generation facilities at the company's solar power farm in Fukushima City. AFP PHOTO
This picture taken on February 4, 2022 shows Motoaki Sagara, CEO of Apollo Group, a small energy provider that has bolstered its renewable offerings in recent years, posing in front of the solar power generation facilities at the company's solar power farm in Fukushima City. AFP PHOTO

NAMIE, Japan: Solar farms along tsunami-ravaged coastlines, green energy "micro-grids" and the experimental production of non-polluting hydrogen: 11 years after its nuclear nightmare, Japan's Fukushima region is investing in a renewable future.

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