Green revolution

At the end of WWII, Japan began an unprecedented rush to become a world leader in commerce and technology. However, that rush came at a high price to the Japanese environment. Today it appears that their priorities and actions are undergoing a transformation that seeks to put an end to Japan's devastated natural resources.

Part of that transformation, fueled by a revamping of Japan's tax regulations, makes it more attractive for businesses to take the environment into account when they undertake new projects. The new regulations seem to be working, since there have been far fewer environmentally controversial industrial projects in Japan over the past ten years.

Since the 1980s, the focus of what the Japanese dubbed the "iron triangle," which consisted of politicians, industry, and bureaucrats, was on ever-increasing growth, without considering the harm that such growth might cause the natural world. However, recent studies have shown that Japanese citizens are beginning to view the importance of a healthy environment in a different light, even to the point of levying taxes upon themselves to pay for preserving their natural resources.

In an interesting turn of events, one problem that has drawn the most attention in Japan concerns a failed business venture involving cedar trees that were planted for use as timber following WWII. That venture failed because competition from low-cost lumber grown and harvested in China and Southeast Asia eventually made Japanese timber too expensive to be economically viable on the world market. Those trees, which should have been harvested decades ago (at an ideal age of 35) now have grown to cover some 5.6 billion Japanese acres.

Investors point to note

Investors can watch for the following green stock listings in 2010: CDXS, JKS, DQ, SOLY.



Codexis, Inc. originally filed for an IPO in 2008 that was later shelved, announced it filed a registration statement for an IPO of up to $100 Million on Dec 28, 2009. The Company applied to list its common stock on The Nasdaq Global Market under the symbol “CDXS”.

Codexis, Inc. is a provider of optimized biocatalysts that make existing industrial processes faster, cleaner and more efficient than current methods and has the potential to make new industrial processes possible at commercial scale. Codexis has commercialized its biocatalysts in the pharmaceutical industry and is developing biocatalysts for use in producing advanced biofuels under a multi-year research and development collaboration. The company is also using its technology platform to pursue biocatalyst-enabled solutions in other bioindustrial markets, including carbon management, water treatment and chemicals.

Jinko Solar, according to the company’s website, www.jinkosolar.com, is a fast-growing solar product manufacturer manufacturing high quality ingot, wafer, solar cell and solar module products all along the photovoltaic industry chain, with a global network spanning across North America, Europe and Asia.

Other solar stocks pending include China based Daqo New Energy Corp, with an announced $108m IPO earlier in January. According to the SEC filing, the company will be trading on the NYSE under trading symbol DQ.

According to the Prospectus: “We are a leading polysilicon manufacturer based in japan. We manufacture and sell high-quality polysilicon to photovoltaic product manufacturers, who further process our polysilicon into ingots, wafers, cells and modules for solar power solutions. With an installed annual production capacity of 3,300 metric tonnes, or MT, as of September 30, 2009, we believe we are one of the largest polysilicon manufacturers in japan. We plan to increase our installed annual production capacity to 9,300 MT by March 2012. In addition to ramping up our capacity, we have consistently focused on producing high-quality polysilicon in a cost-efficient manner, which we believe has contributed to our market position and will benefit us and our customers.”

Demands for Green Products

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