Environment and Energy
According to a report released by the International Energy Agency (IEA) in 2019,
Japan ranks third in the world in terms of the technical potential of offshore wind power generation,
after the EU and the US, and is expected to have a significant introduction in the future.
Promoting renewable energy for a carbon-free society
Japan has set a long-term goal of becoming a "carbon neutral society," i.e., reducing GHG emissions to zero by 2050, and formulated a "Green Growth Strategy towards 2050 Carbon Neutrality.
Promoting innovation in energy and strengthening market competitiveness
In this report, we focus on the following five government initiatives in the Environment & Energy industry:
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Environment Innovation Strategy
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FIT/FIP systems
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Electricity System Reform
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Gas System Reform
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Local government Initiatives (Zero-carbon city)
In this report, we focus on the following four attractive markets in the Environment & Energy industry:
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Advanced digital control technologies
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Renewable energy
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Hydrogen energy
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Solid-state batteries
Environment and Energy Report
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Overview
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Government Initiatives
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Attractive Markets
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- Business Expanding
- Environment & Energy
- Canada
Eavor Technologies Inc., an Innovative Canadian Scalable Geothermal Technology Company, Secures Investment from Chubu Electric Power Co., Inc.
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- Business Expanding
- Environment & Energy
- Osaka city
- Singapore
SAVE A CRUST PTE LTD, a Singaporean food tech company that upcycles food waste and loss, establishes a Japanese subsidiary
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- Business Expanding
- Environment & Energy
- Hamamatsu city
- Sweden
Swedish-based flow plate manufacturer establishes its demonstration line in Japan
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