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The 10th IEEJ/APERC International Energy Symposium-Ideals and Reality in the Global Energy Landscape under Growing Uncertainties- was held on May 30, 2025.
"IEEJ Outlook 2025", How to address the uncertainties surrounding the energy transition, has been released.
Japan has been liberalizing its power sector since the mid-1990s, starting with the liberalization of its wholesale power market in 1995. The retail power market has been gradually liberalized since …
Tatsuya Terazawa Chairman and CEO
The Japanese Government submitted the bill earlier this year to introduce an ETS (Emissions Trading System) to its Diet. The ETS will mark a significant step in the introduction of carbon pricing in Japan. In this month’s Chairman’ s Message, I would like to explain the …
Japan’s 7th Strategic Energy Plan recognizes the important role of LNG, and imports in 2040 are expected to be between 54 Mt and 74 Mt. The expansion of LNG supply from North America is also important, with four options (Gulf, Mexico, Canada, Alaska) each presenting its own pros and cons.
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Video for the 10th IEEJ/APERC International Energy Symposium (2025.5.30) Session2, Session3
new 2025.06.10
Author: Ken Koyama On May 30, the 10th IEEJ/APERC International Energy Symposium was held at the Grand Prince Hotel Takanawa in Tokyo. This symposium has been held annually as a flagship event of the Institute of Energy Economics, Japan, and the Asia Pacific Energy Research Center since the ...
new 2025.06.09
Author: Hiroshi Hashimoto, Satoshi Kihara As the issue of GHG management, notably methane emissions management, is becoming more prominent in the LNG industry, a new periodical information brief is launched, to provide an overview on global and Japanese developments, focusing on ...
2025.06.06
Author: Ken Koyama We now see growing global expectations for and interest in nuclear energy, which is known as a stable, zero-emission power source. Of course, the degree of such growth varies by country and region. In fact, some countries aim to...
2025.06.05
This episode is talking about “Japan’s Policies to support investment in power generation”. Japan has been liberalizing its power sector over the past 30 years, but challenges remain in ...
Author: Hiroshi Hashimoto Japan imported 23.04 million tonnes of LNG during the first four months of 2025, 0.3% more than the same period in 2024. In contrast, China's LNG import during the four-month period of 2025 amounted to...
2025.06.04
Speaker: Dr. Elizabeth Connelly, Energy Technology and Transport Analyst, IEA Video for the 47th IEEJ Global Energy Webinar (2025.6.2)
2025.06.03
Author: Akira Yanagisawa There is much that is uncertain about the current economy, such as the rising prices of foods, including rice, salary increases biased toward the minority of younger workers and the uncertainty emanating from the ...
2025.06.02
Author: Ken Koyama Energy is an indispensable necessity for everyday life and economic activities in general. It is also indispensable for military and defense activities. In this sense, energy has historically often been regarded as...
AuthorKen Koyama
Key Points of 10th IEEJ/APERC International Energy Symposium
AuthorAkira Yanagisawa
The cause is not high oil price. And yet subsidies continue—Where are we heading?
SpeakerTatsuya Terazawa
Japan’s Policies to support investment in power generation
Speaker:Tadanori Sasaki (IEEJ) Moderator: Ichiro Kutani (IEEJ) *Language: Japanese
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Speaker:Ryohei Ikarii (IEEJ) Moderator: Yoshihiko Omori (IEEJ) *Language: Japanese
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APERC and IEEJ will offer viewpoints on tackling the challenges described above under multiple pathways to carbon neutrality goal through discussions among prominent experts from various nationalities and backgrounds regarding the following topics: - Examining the gap between ideals and reality from various perspectives - Strategies to bridge the gap between ideals and reality - Innovations and measures to overcome the gap between ideals and reality
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