Miho Kurosaki

Miho Kurosaki is the head of Japan and Korea research for BloombergNEF, responsible for insights on policy, economics and company strategy in energy market.

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Japan Can’t Quit Its Dirty Dependence on Coal

Japan Has Plenty of Reasons to Clean Up Its Power Sector

With more companies demanding clean energy, the country’s international competitiveness is at risk.

August 13, 2020

Japan Has Plenty of Reasons to Clean Up Its Power Sector

With more companies demanding clean energy, the country’s international competitiveness is at risk.

September 14, 2018

OpinionNathaniel Bullard and Miho Kurosaki

Hurricanes reveal just how resilient we are, or aren’t

September 14, 2018

OpinionNathaniel Bullard and Miho Kurosaki

Hurricanes Reveal Just How Resilient an Area Is, or Isn’t

Florence isn’t the only storm testing a population center’s power-generating infrastructure and ability to bounce back economically.

June 11, 2018

OpinionNathaniel Bullard and Miho Kurosaki

The World’s Biggest Pension Fund Struggles With Sustainability

June 10, 2018

OpinionNathaniel Bullard and Miho Kurosaki

The World’s Biggest Pension Fund Struggles With Sustainability

Making environmental issues a priority has proved elusive to its active managers.

April 6, 2018

OpinionNathaniel Bullard and Miho Kurosaki

How Power Companies Can Save an Aging Japan

By monitoring utility use, businesses can play a role in reversing the tragic trend of "lonely deaths."

August 25, 2017

OpinionNathaniel Bullard and Miho Kurosaki

Japan's Power Players Are Multiplying

New electricity retailers offer discounts, bundled services, even credit cards.