2011.9.01 Mr. Nobuo Tanaka has been appointed as Global Associate of the Institute of Energy Economics, Japan (IEEJ) 2008.5.22 Japan-US Joint Study Report (Executive Summary) IEEJ has jointly studied with James A. Baker III Institute of Public Policy, Rice University on Energy Security, Climate Change, Interactions Between International Energy Markets and Financial Markets. 2006.9.20 Asia/World Energy Outlook 2006 2006.4.25 Japan Long-Term Energy Outlook -A Projection up to 2030 under Environmental Constraints and Changing Energy Markets 2005.12.15 Prospects for the International Oil Market and Crude Oil Prices in 2006 Short-Term Energy Supply/Demand Outlook 2005.6.20 The Changing World LNG Market and its Impact on Japan Diversified Market Structure and the Challenges Faced by Japan 2005.5.19 Current status and Evaluation of Electricity market liberalization in Japan, USA and Europe 2004.12.15 Prospects for the World Oil Market and Crude Oil Prices for 2005 Short-Term Energy Demand/Supply Outlook 2004.7.26 Outline of the EU Emissions Trading Scheme and Analysis of the Impact of Its Introduction 2004.6.29 Coal Supply and Demand Trends and Challenges Facing a Stable Coal Supply in Japan 2004.6.14 Recent International Political/Economic Situation and Oil Price Trends 2004.4.16 Strategy for Global Warming Countermeasures in Europe and Implications for Japan 2004.3.9 Asia/World Energy Outlook -Burgeoning Asian economies and the changing energy supply-demand structure- 2003.12.19 Short-term Energy Supply and Demand Outlook 2003.9.17 Russia's Oil Development and its implication for japan 2003.6.26 Outlook of Supply and Demand Trends of Petroleum Products Petroleum Products Balances in East Asia 2003.6.23 Discussion Points in Japan's Renewable Energy Promotion Policy -Effect, Impact and Issues of the Japanese RPS- 2003.6.19 New Gas Market Design in Japan - Lessons from reforms of gas retail sector in the United States - 2003.6.19 The Latest Personnel Shuffle 2003.4.10 Evaluation of the New Electricity Industry System - Centered on a Comparison with the European and American Systems - 2003.3.17 Energy and Environmental Problems behind China's High Economic Growth -A Comprehensive Study of Medium- and Long-term Problems, Measures and International Cooperation 2003.2.7 LNG: Falling Price and Increasing Flexibility of Supply -Risk Redistribution Creates Contract Diversity- 2002.12.20 Short-Term Energy Supply and Demand Outlook- Forecast and Scenario Analysis Up to FY2003 - 2002.11.26 Proposals on Measures for Reducing Asian Premium of Crude Oil 2002.11.19 Japan's Long-Term Energy Demand and Supply Outlook 2002.9.24 Lecture Meeting 2002.9.20 Symposium on Expanding Energy Frontiers -OSAKA2002- 2002.9.9 Liberalization of Gas Industries in Europe and the U.S.

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