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The 9th IEEJ/APERC International Energy Symposium-Complexity of Achieving Energy Transition under Multiple Pathways- was held on Apr.19, 2024.
"IEEJ Outlook 2025", How to address the uncertainties surrounding the energy transition, has been released.
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 ...
Tatsuya Terazawa Chairman and CEO
At COP 29, a pledge was made to transfer at least $300 billion per year from advanced economies to Emerging Markets and Developing Markets (EMDM) by 2035. But have we looked closely enough at ...
In this month’s Chairman’s Message, I would like to share with you the discussions in Davos, to which I was invited during the week of January 20th. There were so many discussions in Davos that I can only ...
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Author: Ken Koyama Amid the turbulent energy situation at home and abroad, interest in energy policy is growing worldwide. This is because the formulation and implementation of policies to respond appropriately to energy and ...
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Author: Akiko Yoshioka On March 10 Iraq’s Ministry of Oil and UK major BP formally signed an agreement on developing the Kirkuk oil field in northern Iraq. Both parties concluded an MOU in the summer of 2024, and also agreed upon the ...
2025.03.21
Author: Ken Koyama On March 11, the 4th Science Tokyo GXI Public Symposium took place under the theme “GXI Vision 2050 and Expansion of GX Domain through Engineering × Medicine” at the Okayama Campus of Institute of Science Tokyo. The symposium began with ...
2025.03.19
This episode is talking about “Finance for the Energy Transition in EMDM”. At COP 29, a pledge was made to transfer at least $300 billion per year from advanced economies to Emerging Markets and Developing Markets (EMDM) by 2035. But have we looked closely enough at the...
2025.03.18
Author: Tetsuo Morikawa China is the world’s largest importer of crude oil, and its import volume and demand significantly influence the crude oil prices. In recent years, factors such as the COVID-19 pandemic and the Ukraine War have caused crude prices to fluctuate substantially, but it appears that ...
Author: Ken Koyama Under the influence of Trump 2.0, which has been shaking the world dramatically, the traditional international order is creaking and upsetting in various fields and perspectives. Tensions have emerged and are growing in...
2025.03.11
Author: Takahiko Tagami In 2025, from January 1, all companies in Italy became required to buy insurance to cover their assets in the event of natural disasters. Additionally, on January 7, a wildfire broke out in Southern California and is estimated ...
Author: Ken Koyama Trump 2.0 domestic and foreign policies continue to shake the United States and the rest of the world. On the domestic front, Elon Musk's Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) is restructuring the...
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Kirkuk oil field development agreement – BP’s strategy shift and Iraq’s intention to rapidly utilize its petroleum resources align
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Finance for the Energy Transition in EMDM
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