I'm not sure how it works for the Japanese utilities, but given that 1 tonne of 6000K produces ~2000KWh energy, and cost is A$550 ex Australia, their power generators are likely to have a raw material cost ~ A$0.30/kwh. That's higher than their retail electricity price ~A$0.26.
If this is true the long term viability for NEWC6000K should be questioned by investors. API5 5500K @ A$300 appears a saner, more sustainable LT proposition, considering their energy difference is only 10% and historically priced proportionally to NEWC6000.
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