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LNG
Japan’s Mitsui, Itochu and Jera to Sign New Long-Term Contracts to Buy LNG From Oman -Nhk
The logo of Japanese trading company Mitsui & Co. is seen in Tokyo, Japan, January 10, 2018. REUTERS/Toru Hanai/File PhotoTOKYO, Dec 27 (Reuters) - Japan's …
Nuclear Reactor
Japan Adopts Plan To Maximise Use Of Nuclear Energy
The Japanese government has adopted a plan to extend the operation of existing nuclear power reactors and replace aging facilities with new advanced ones. The m…
Nuclear Fusion
'Big challenges': Choosing A Nuclear Career in Japan
The 2011 Fukushima disaster made working in the nuclear industry unappealing for many Japanese students, but a new government push to revive the sector could st…
Energy Investment
Losses May Force Japanese, S. Korean Utilities to Delay Green Investment
South Korean and Japanese power utilities are sustaining heavy losses, kept from passing rising generation costs on to customers and, according to analysts, for…
Nuclear Power Plant
Nuclear Power Is Finally Poised to Ramp up Again in Japan
The Japanese have been hesitant to re-embrace nuclear power following the triple reactor meltdowns at the Fukushima Daiichi plant in 2011, but there are indicat…
Electric Vehicle Battery
Japanese OEMs Lead Solid-State Battery Goldrush
Innovation in solid-state batteries for EVs and electronics is being spearheaded by Japanese giants including Toyota and TDK, according to a new report.
United States
Chevron and JERA Jointly Pursue Lower-Carbon Solutions in the US and Asia Pacific
Chevron New Energies, Chevron’s unit focusing on low-carbon fuels, and Japanese energy giant JERA have agreed to collaborate on multiple lower-carbon opportuni…
Offshore Wind Power
Japan’s TEPCO and Scotland’s Flotation Energy Eye Offshore Wind Prospects
TEPCO Renewable Power, a subsidiary of Japanese utility Tokyo Electric Power Company (TEPCO), is teaming up with Flotation Energy to develop the offshore wind m…
Offshore Wind Power
Major Milestone for Japanese Offshore Wind Energy
Seajacks International recently completed the installation of all 33 wind turbines at the Akita and Noshiro offshore wind farm situated off Japan’s Akita Prefe…
Carbon Emissions
Emirates Steel Arkan Teams up With Japanese Companies to Produce Low-Carbon Steel
Partners plan to build a ferrous raw material production facility in Abu Dhabi to meet growing demand for green steel
Net Zero Emission
Toyota, Honda, Nissan Get Greenpeace Thumbs-Down for Decarbonisation Efforts
Japanese automakers Toyota Motor Corp, Honda Motor Co and Nissan Motor CO ranked at the bottom of a new Greenpeace study on 10 automakers' decarbonisation effor…
LNG
Japan's Mitsui Nears Decision to Join New Sakhalin-2 Operator, Nikkei Reports
The logo of Japanese trading company Mitsui & Co. is seen in Tokyo, Japan, January 10, 2018. REUTERS/Toru HanaiJapanese trading firm Mitsui & Co is close to mak…
Nuclear Power Plant
Japanese Support for a Nuclear Restart Is at Its Highest Since Fukushima Disaster, Says Former IEA Executive Director
In a first for Japan since the Fukushima nuclear disaster in 2011, public support for a nuclear restart is now at more than 60%, said a former executive directo…
Geothermal Power Plant
Japanese Funding for 28 MW Binary Mahanagdong Geothermal Plant, Philippines
In July 2022, the Japanese JCM funding scheme announced funding for the 28 MW binary cycle Mahanagdong geothermal plant in the Philippines. Several countries wi…
Japan
Energy Efficiency, Not an Odd-Fish Anymore!
Japanese scientists turn fish scales into carbon-nano onions, a material used in LEDs and electronics.
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