Renewable energies are rapidly reducing their power generation costs around the world and have become cost-competitive power sources compared to other power sources, and their introduction is increasing rapidly. In Japan as well, the renewable energy ratio, which was 10% after the introduction of the FIT system in July 2012, expanded to 18% in FY2019. Japan ranks 6th in the world in terms of installed capacity for renewable energy, and the growth in renewable energy power generation is expected to triple from 2012, greatly exceeding the European and global averages. The introduction of renewable energy is progressing steadily. In particular, the installed capacity of solar power per flat area is the world&#39;s largest, and Japan has promoted the introduction of renewable energy by making smart use of its limited national land. We will continue to aim to achieve carbon neutrality by 2050 and greenhouse gas emission reduction targets for 2030. Based on the basic premise of S+3E, which is the principle of our energy policy, we will promote renewable energy toward the decarbonization of the electric power sector. Ensuring that renewable energy is the main power source, working on the principle of giving top priority to renewable energy, and encouraging maximum introduction while reducing the burden on the people and coexisting with the local community. Specifically, we will secure suitable land and implement projects in harmony with local communities, reduce costs, overcome grid constraints, streamline regulations, and steadily promote research and development to ensure a stable supply of power throughout the entire power system. while working to expand the introduction of the system. Although Japan&#39;s renewable energy power generation costs have been steadily declining, due to factors such as construction costs and location regulations, they remain high compared to international standards. In addition, as the introduction of renewable energy expands, the renewable energy levy is expected to reach 2.7 trillion yen in FY2021. There is a need. For this reason, we will reduce the cost of renewable energy to a competitive level compared to other power sources, and quickly realize a situation in which renewable energy can be introduced independently. It is also important to encourage renewable energy power producers to take action according to the supply and demand situation in the electricity market, as a step towards the self-rel