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The Institute of Energy Economics, Japan (IEEJ)
IEEJ is an energy think tank that focuses on energy, economic and environmental issues, as well as the geopolitics of the Middle East. It has been ranking among the top three energy think tanks in the world for the past many years.
Mapping the Energy Future
Based on facts, objective analysis as well as projections for the future, it focuses on the current energy and environment challenges and performs, from a neutral standpoint, ground-breaking analysis of those issues.
We recommend to the world sound and innovative solutions that reflect the Japanese and/or the Asia-Pacific perspectives.
We understand the challenges and support our partners on their path toward Carbon Neutrality.
CHAIRMAN'S MESSAGE
TOPICS
Our Hot Topic Analysis
OPINION
Perspectives on the current and future International Energy Landscape - Global Energy Agenda -
-Coming soon- The new decoupling led by the Russia-Ukraine War
Ichiro Kutani
SEMINARS &
SYMPOSIUMS 
The 5th IEEJ Webinar for the World: "Carbon Neutrality Roadmap of ASEAN countries"
Speakers:Soichi Morimoto, Yuji Mizuno
Guest Commentator: Mr. Tim Gould (IEA)
IEEJ presented our analysis on the roadmap for ASEAN countries’ transition to carbon neutrality. Recently, with the COP26 as a trigger, the decarbonization movement is spreading not only across developed countries but also to many other countries including the ASEAN region, and some ASEAN countries have declared carbon neutrality by the mid of this century.
FLAGSHIP PROJECT
Our Flagship Symposiums & Outlook Reports
KNOWLEDGE
Reports from our professionals
(5/31/2022) The 5th IEEJ Webinar for the World ” Carbon Neutrality Roadmap of ASEAN countries ”
Speakers：Soichi Morimoto, Senior Researcher, Climate Change Group, Climate Change and Energy Efficiency Unit, Yuji Mizuno, Senior Researcher, CCUS Group, Fossil Energies and International Cooperation Unit, IEEJ Guest Commentator: Mr. Tim Gould, Chief Energy Economist, IEA
(5/25/2022) The 18th IEEJ Global Energy Webinar ”Reducing Methane Emissions from Global Gas”
Speaker：Mr. Ben Cahill, Senior Fellow, Energy Security and Climate Change Program Center for Strategic and International Studies (CSIS)
