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Liberallratlon of the Japanese electricity market Shimazaki, M. The J. of Energy & Development, 20, (I),[79][80][81][82][83][84][85][86][87][88][89][90][91][92][93][94][95][96] The Japanese electricity industry is shackled by more regulations than other domestic industries. Electricity liberalization, however, is one of the few areas in which discussion of -deregulation has been making steady progress although the outcome of deregulation has become uncertain due to the turbulence of politics and bureaucratic resistance. The study examines the liberalization of the Japanese electricity market, focusing on the characteristics of (1) entering the electricity generation business, (2) access to power companies' transmission facilities, (3) beginning an electricity retail business, and (4) reforming the electricity rating system. The article follows three themes.
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