Energy Jobs in Japan: Features of Top Leadership Talent for the Energy Transition

Technological innovation, shifting economics, evolving regulations, and geopolitical dynamics are accelerating change across the energy sector. While perspectives differ on how quickly and deeply the...

Green Hydrogen Production: Water Electrolysis Technology Trends and Outlook

Japan has certified its first low-carbon hydrogen supply plan, approving subsidies for a project that will use wind power to produce green hydrogen through electrolysis. Led by Toyo Tsusho, Eurus Ene...

Caught Between U.S. Politics and a Volatile LNG Market

LNG is no longer just a commodity; it has become a lever of U.S. foreign policy. For Japan, wary of trade tensions with the Trump administration, that means adjusting fuel procurement plans at a time...

Securing the Transition: Unlocking India–Japan Collaboration on Critical Minerals

The 11th India–Japan Energy Dialogue and Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s visit to Tokyo in August put energy at center stage, with critical minerals as one of the key aspects of economic strate...

Japan’s Pivot to Central Asia Diversifies Resource Interests and Partnerships

This article is Part 2 of Japan NRG’s closer look at Tokyo’s growing energy relations with the countries of Central Asia. As global competition for resources intensifies, Japan is rethinking its r...