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Japan Speeds Up Approval of Projects Cutting Emissions Overseas to Offset Own CO2
As Japan looks for ways to improve its emissions reduction targets ahead of this year’s COP26 climate conference, one ace up the government’s sleeve may be the increasing number of carbon-reducing pr...
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Japan Considers Boosting LNG Stockpiles via Overseas Hubs and Diplomacy
Japan has fewer than three weeks of gas supply on-hand, and even less when it comes to the reserve for power generation. For a country that relies on LNG for around 40% of its power, that’s a fine ma...
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Enhanced Supply Chain and Ammonia May Return Japan as Hydrogen Frontrunner
As the global race for carbon neutrality intensifies, Japan’s hydrogen ambitions are once again in the spotlight. Japan surprised the world when in 2017 the government announced the Basic Hydrogen...
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Japan’s Premier Travels to the U.S. Offering Green Deals
Next week, Prime Minister Suga will position Japan as on-board with plans to accelerate the transition to clean energy when he becomes the first overseas leader to meet U.S. President Biden in person...
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Combined Heat & Power Market in Japan: a Chance to Help Old and New Energy
More than half of Japan’s primary energy goes to waste. As the world’s No. 5 consumer of primary energy seeks to tame its carbon emissions, turning this waste, which is mostly emitted in the form of ...
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