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(5/17/2019) 4th IEEJ / APERC Joint International Energy Symposium: Session 3 “What policies, corporate strategies and changes in awareness are needed to combat Climate Change?”、Closing Remarks
(5/17/2019) 4th IEEJ / APERC Joint International Energy Symposium: Session 2 “What will be an appropriate energy mix for the Energy Transition?”
(5/17/2019) 4th IEEJ / APERC Joint International Energy Symposium: Opening Remarks、Session 1 “How can we maintain good energy governance under uncertain geopolitical developments?”
(4/26/2019)IEEJ Energy Seminar:Oil 2019 - Analysis and forecast to 2024
(3/14/2019)IEEJ Energy Seminar:Shell LNG Outlook 2019
(3/8/2019)IEEJ Energy Seminar:Trump policy and the oil market
(1/11/2019)World Energy Outlook 2018
(11/15/2018)IEEJ Energy Seminar:LNG Market Outlook and US LNG's Function
(11/12/2018)IEEJ Energy Seminar: American view on Energy and Trade
(10/11/2018)IEEJ Energy Seminar: Producer-Consumer Dialogue:The Role of IEF
(7/20/2018) Special Seminar:“Shifting Gears: Future of Transportation, Oil Demand and Geopolitics”③“Will Oil Demand Peak?”
(7/20/2018) Special Seminar:“Shifting Gears: Future of Transportation, Oil Demand and Geopolitics”②“Geopolitics and a Changing Energy System”

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update06/14/2019

Associated Links

Energy General / Outlook

IEEJ e-NEWSLETTER No.163 New: 06/19/2019　IEEJ

LNG Review April 2019- Recent issues and events - New: 06/14/2019　Hiroshi Hashimoto, Yosuke Kunimatsu, Gen Hosokawa
IEEJ e-NEWSLETTER No.162: 06/12/2019　IEEJ
Oil Market Review in Japan No.8/2019: 06/07/2019　OIC, IEEJ
Presentation materials for "4th IEEJ/APERC Joint International Energy Symposium" on May 17, 2019: 06/05/2019

Oil / Gas / Coal

LNG Review April 2019- Recent issues and events - New: 06/14/2019　Hiroshi Hashimoto, Yosuke Kunimatsu, Gen Hosokawa

Oil Market Review in Japan No.8/2019: 06/07/2019　OIC, IEEJ
Oil Market Review in Japan No.7/2019: 05/31/2019　OIC, IEEJ
Oil Market Review in Japan No.6/2019: 05/24/2019　OIC, IEEJ
Resilient Qatar’s Natural Gas Development Policy and Energy Situation Under Its Crisis: 05/23/2019　Makoto Nakamura

Electric Power / Nuclear / Smart Grid

“4D Challenges” in Electrified Society:A Japanese Perspective on the International Energy Landscape (426): 05/23/2019　Ken Koyama

Comparison and Consideration of Electricity Policy at the State Government Level in the U.S.: 05/22/2019　Jun Makita
Management of Surplus Electricity to Decarbonize Energy Systems in Japan: 04/26/2019　Yasuaki Kawakami, Ryoichi Komiyama, Yasumasa Fujii
A Feasibility Study on the Supply Chain of CO2 -Free Ammonia with CCS and EOR: 04/05/2019　Yasuaki Kawakami, Seiya Endo, Harumi Hirai
Electric Utility Industry and Renewable Energy Outlook and Challenges for 2019: 04/05/2019　Junichi Ogasawara

Renewable Energy / Environment / Energy Efficiency

A Study on Policies for Sustainable Investment on Renewable Energy at the Post-FIT Era: 05/22/2019　Yu Nagatomi

An Analysis on Clean Energy Introduction and Price Affordability:A Japanese Perspective on the International Energy Landscape (424): 05/16/2019　Ken Koyama
Management of Surplus Electricity to Decarbonize Energy Systems in Japan: 04/26/2019　Yasuaki Kawakami, Ryoichi Komiyama, Yasumasa Fujii
Potential and Economics of Carbon-Neutral Methane; Combination of PtG and CCU: 04/26/2019　 Yoshiaki Shibata
A Feasibility Study on the Supply Chain of CO2 -Free Ammonia with CCS and EOR: 04/05/2019　Yasuaki Kawakami, Seiya Endo, Harumi Hirai

OPINIONS

KOYAMA, Ken, PhD: Chief Economist; Perspective on the
International Energy Landscape

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