Mitsui Fudosan eyes Japan's first next-gen geothermal power site

What happened: Mitsui Fudosan aims to achieve Japan's first commercial deployment of a next-generation geothermal system, a closed-loop design that injects water from the surface for underground heating, usable where conventional projects have not been feasible. Why it matters: The content states the system can be introduced in areas where conventional geothermal projects have not been feasible, which is the basis for the company's commercial deployment effort. Key numbers: No concrete figures provided.

Mitsui Fudosan aims to achieve Japan's first commercial deployment of a next-generation geothermal system, a closed-loop design that injects water from the surface for underground heating, usable where conventional projects have not been feasible.

The content states the system can be introduced in areas where conventional geothermal projects have not been feasible, which is the basis for the company's commercial deployment effort. Key numbers: No concrete figures provided.