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Converting CO2 to Cement: Japan Seeks to Decarbonize Hard-to-Abate Industries
In April, the Ministry of Environment released its 2022 Greenhouse Gas (GHG) inventory report to the United Nations, which, in a world first, included CO2 removal by concrete products. The report sai...
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How Japanese Steel Is Turning Green
Part II : Reducing the Problem to Its Core If Japan’s fully behind a hydrogen economy, then it’s even more fully behind a net-zero shift in steelmaking. For all the headlines around the ‘hydro...
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Blue vs Green Hydrogen and Its Impact on JERA
The debate over the economic feasibility of ‘blue hydrogen’ versus ‘green hydrogen’ appears to be approaching a decisive moment in the global conversation about clean forms of energy. And development...
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Market Players Call on METI to Induce Capacity Market Toward Renewables
Recent changes in Japan's energy trading sector have drawn a strong response from major players who are now calling on the government to make the market more suitable for renewable energy sources. ...
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How Japanese Steel Is Turning Green
Part I : A Blast From the Past The government has great expectations for the steel sector – perhaps the greatest of all industries in Japan. And it’s putting money behind those expectations. Domes...
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