Asia Pacific Economic Cooperation (APEC)
forum ministers of Japan, Malaysia, Thailand,
Vietnam and senior officials join the test driving of next generation eco
friendly electric and hybrids vehicle just after hosted one-day energy meeting
and agreed to promote of nuclear power as an environmentally friendly and cut greenhouse gas emissions in the region.
APEC ministers and senior officials had
drive Japan’s automakers manufactured different eco friendly car and jeep about
650 meters at container yard in international commercial port. Japan’s Minister
of Economy, Trade and Industry Masayuki Naoshima was drive electric car of
Nissan Leaf presently not in the market and Nissan automakers seeks to launch that
car in late 2010 in Japan, the United States, and Europe market.
Nissan Leaf Electric car has display during
the next generation vehicle test drive at commercial port in Tsuruga, Fukui prefecture about 320 kilometers west Tokyo, Japan June 20,2010 |
Nissan Leaf Electric car has display during
the next generation vehicle test drive at commercial port in Tsuruga, Fukui prefecture about 320 kilometers west Tokyo, Japan June 20,2010 |
Japan’s Atomic Energy Agency (JAEA) had reactive controversial "fast-breeder" Monju nuclear reactor14 years after May 6, 2010, the plant was shut down following a liquid of sodium leaked and fire in 1995. That fast breeder Monju nuclear reactor suspended four months after start-up in August 1995.
Nissan Leaf Electric car has display during
the next generation vehicle test drive at commercial port in Tsuruga, Fukui prefecture about 320 kilometers west Tokyo, Japan June 20,2010 |
Japan's Journalist walks pass the Nissan Leaf car during the display of next generation vehicle at commercialport in Tsuruga, Fukui prefecture about 320 kilometers west Tokyo, Japan June 20,2010. |
Japan's Journalist shoot pictures during the next generation vehicle test drive at commercial port in Tsuruga, Fukui prefecture, about 320 kilometers west Tokyo, Japan June 20, |
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