LIST OF FIGURES
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Fig. 5.1
Asahi Shinbun: The timing of nuclear phaseout? (Source
Author created figure based on data from various issues
of Asahi Shinbun)
108
Fig. 5.2
Asahi Shimbun and Yomiuri Shimbun polls on nuclear
restarts (Source Author created figure based on data
from various issues of Asahi Shinbun and Yomiuri
Shimbun)
111
Fig. 5.3
Consumer attitudes about being able to choose
an electricity supplier (Source Author created figure based
on data from Yamazaki [2014])
118
Fig. 5.4
Reasons respondents are negative or neutral
about choosing their electricity supplier (Note
Follow-up question asked of the 36% who answered:
Neutral, Negative, or Strongly Negative in results
depicted in Fig. 5.3. Respondents could only choose
one reason as most important, but multiple secondary
reasons. Source Author created figure based on data
from Yamazaki [2014])
119
Fig. 6.1
Electricity price structure. *Sales cost includes operating
costs, management of supply and demand, etc. Figure
created by Yuki Takebuta, translated by Eivind Lande
138
Fig. 6.2
Supporting local energy producers through
the consumer’s electricity bill (Source Figure created
by author, translated by Eivind Lande)
139
Fig. 6.3
Household consumer segments on switching power
suppliers and interest in renewable energy (REN) (Source
Figure created by author, translated by Eivind Lande)
140
Fig. 6.4
Movement among targeted household consumer segments
regarding interest in renewable energy (REN) (Note
Percentage belonging to each group in parenthesis. Source
Figure created by author, translated by Eivind Lande)
141
xxvii
Fig. 5.1
Asahi Shinbun: The timing of nuclear phaseout? (Source
Author created figure based on data from various issues
of Asahi Shinbun)
108
Fig. 5.2
Asahi Shimbun and Yomiuri Shimbun polls on nuclear
restarts (Source Author created figure based on data
from various issues of Asahi Shinbun and Yomiuri
Shimbun)
111
Fig. 5.3
Consumer attitudes about being able to choose
an electricity supplier (Source Author created figure based
on data from Yamazaki [2014])
118
Fig. 5.4
Reasons respondents are negative or neutral
about choosing their electricity supplier (Note
Follow-up question asked of the 36% who answered:
Neutral, Negative, or Strongly Negative in results
depicted in Fig. 5.3. Respondents could only choose
one reason as most important, but multiple secondary
reasons. Source Author created figure based on data
from Yamazaki [2014])
119
Fig. 6.1
Electricity price structure. *Sales cost includes operating
costs, management of supply and demand, etc. Figure
created by Yuki Takebuta, translated by Eivind Lande
138
Fig. 6.2
Supporting local energy producers through
the consumer’s electricity bill (Source Figure created
by author, translated by Eivind Lande)
139
Fig. 6.3
Household consumer segments on switching power
suppliers and interest in renewable energy (REN) (Source
Figure created by author, translated by Eivind Lande)
140
Fig. 6.4
Movement among targeted household consumer segments
regarding interest in renewable energy (REN) (Note
Percentage belonging to each group in parenthesis. Source
Figure created by author, translated by Eivind Lande)
141
