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Bracing for Loss of Russian LNG, Japan Steps Up Gas Conservation
Power crunches are increasingly common in Japan, and shortages of natural gas are the new reality. For the first time ever, the government has embarked on a review on what measures can be taken to co...
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Tokyo Avoids a Power Crunch; But System To Prevent Crises Falls Short
In late June, Tokyo faced a severe power crunch, the second in four months. Foreseeing the problems that the hottest June record would create with electricity supply, the government made an impassion...
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Abe’s Energy Legacy: Focus on Security, but Paved the Way for Net-Zero
Abe was often described as a politician who didn’t much care about the energy industry. If that was truly the case, then he nevertheless achieved a great deal. When taking over for his second stint a...
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Japan’s CO2 Offsets Budget from Overseas Projects Jumps by Almost a Fifth
Japan is expanding its financial aid for overseas projects that cut emissions, hoping to secure even more credits from reducing CO2 volumes via bilateral agreements. The government has increased t...
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How To Hire Your Dream Staff
As we all know, the labor market consists of two major parties: – Companies that hire and employ talent– Candidates that want to work in the companies Quite often the first group is looking for...
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