The Japanese government is preparing to terminate support for the establishment of new mega solar power projects. This policy decision, while not dated, is anticipated in the near future as the country reevaluates its energy strategy. The move could have significant implications for Japan's renewable energy sector and the broader push for sustainability, with concerns raised about the potential dampening effect on the development of solar technology in the country.

In Japan, environmental sustainability and technology development are widely considered essential for the future of the nation, particularly given the country's reliance on imported fossil fuels. The government’s policies to support renewable energy sources, especially solar power, have been popular to decrease this dependence. However, there has been criticism regarding the high costs involved, leading to this potential policy change.

In contrast, the U.S and EU continue to heavily support the development and implementation of solar and other renewable energy sources. These regions are fostering investment in renewable energy technology, providing tax credits, and implementing policy measures to encourage the usage of renewable energy technology.