IEA Vs Japan: Two Opposing Views on Decarbonization

In the last two weeks, Japan and the International Energy Agency (IEA) unveiled key reports on routes to decarbonization. While the reports speak on similar issues and technologies, each has quite di...

Profit in the Time of Covid: Impact on Japan Corporates

Japan went into its first lockdown and state of emergency on April 7, 2020[1], almost at the start of Fiscal Year 2020. In the last two weeks, most major Japanese players in the significant energy an...

Electricity Grid Access Due to Open Up From FY2022

Renewable Energy Projects Should Get More Opportunities Japan has promised renewables operators preferential access to the grid in a bid to boost green energy in the mix. Currently, some solar and...

Japan’s Pathways to a 46% Emissions Reduction by 2030

Last month, Prime Minister Suga declared a 46% reduction in greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions by FY2030 compared to FY2013 levels. Japan NRG takes a look at what this means in practice.According to PM S...

The IEA’s Critical Minerals Report and Implications for Japan’s Decarbonization

Decarbonization and green technologies will not make the world an environmentally better place unless we closely monitor and control the supply of raw materials needed for this transition. And the me...