Japan aims for joint EV, chip subsidy rules with U.S. and Europe - Nikkei.

Japan plans to set shared standards with the U.S. and Europe on subsidies for electric vehicles, semiconductors, and other critical fields, Japanese industry minister Yasutoshi Nishimura told the Nikkei, as reported by the newspaper on Tuesday.

Discussions, aimed at promoting a fair competitive environment, could start as early as this year with the new framework covering areas such as government support for securing stable supplies of critical materials, as well as investment in green transformation, Nikkei said.

The Japanese government aims to invest 20 trillion yen ($133.62 billion) in green transformation over 10 years, according to Nikkei.

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