Climate ChangeTokyo vows at G-7 to cut off overseas coal financing this year
Suga takes jab at China, saying 'major emitters' also need to make more cuts
Climate activists dressed as the electric Pokemon character Pikachu hold a demonstration June 11 in the U.K. ahead of the Group of Seven summit. © Kyodo
JUNTARO ARAI, Nikkei staff writer
TOKYO -- Japanese Prime Minister Yoshihide Suga has committed to ending government support this year for overseas coal power projects led by domestic companies without offsets, bringing his country in line with Group of Seven peers in their stance against the fossil fuel.