Hydrogen and Ammonia
2025-11-07 08:09:01

Exploring Innovations in Low-Cost Hydrogen, Ammonia, and Methanol Solutions

JPI Seminar on Low-Cost Hydrogen, Ammonia, and Methanol Technologies



Join us for an enlightening seminar hosted by the Japan Planning Institute (JPI) on November 21, 2025, where we dive deep into the advancements aimed at reducing the costs of hydrogen, ammonia, and methanol.

The seminar features Professor Takayuki Ichikawa from Hiroshima University, who is also a director of the Hydrogen Energy Association. This event will explore innovative technologies and applications that can accelerate the commercial viability of decarbonized fuels. With global concerns over climate change intensifying, the establishment of hydrogen utilization technologies is becoming increasingly vital to achieve carbon neutrality.

Seminar Focus


The main focus of the seminar will be on:
  • - Reducing Hydrogen Production Costs: Essential for making hydrogen a more accessible energy source.
  • - Developing Cost-Effective Hydrogen Storage Technologies: To ensure efficient storage methods are in place as hydrogen use rises.
  • - Exploring New Applications of Hydrogen Storage Materials: Innovation in this area is necessary for expanding hydrogen's role in various sectors.

The seminar will also address the recently gaining attention regarding ammonia and methanol production and utilization technologies, bringing these topics into the spotlight for thorough discussion.

Key Topics to be Covered


1. Significance of a Hydrogen Utilization Society
- Hydrogen vs. Batteries: What is the future?
- The dual role of hydrogen as both a material and an energy source.

2. Cost of Hydrogen Production and Storage
- An analysis of current hydrogen production costs.
- Understanding the financial implications of hydrogen storage techniques.

3. Hydrogen Storage Materials and Application Development
- Types and functionalities of hydrogen storage materials.
- Thermochemical pressure increase systems.
- Heat storage methods utilizing hydrogen storage materials.

4. Energy Carriers
- Cost analysis of ammonia usage.
- Cost considerations for methanol utilization.
- Manufacturing technologies for ammonia and methanol supporting decentralized power generation.
- Ammonia absorption materials and steam pressure control.

5. Q&A Session
- An opportunity for attendees to engage with the speaker on relevant queries.

6. Networking Session
- A unique chance to exchange business cards and expand your professional network, connecting with both the speaker and fellow attendees, which can aid in business expansion.

Participation Details


  • - Date & Time: November 21, 2025, from 9:30 AM to 11:30 AM.
  • - Format: This is an online-only event, with options for live streaming or access to an archived recording for two weeks post-event.
  • - Registration Fee: 37,770 JPY per individual. A discounted rate of 32,770 JPY is available for additional participants from the same company. Local government employees can register at a special price of 11,000 JPY for up to two participants, under specific conditions.

For further details and registration, please visit: JPI Seminar Registration

The JPI has been a leader in providing valuable information through exclusive seminars for over fifty years, bridging knowledge between government, corporations, and academia to support national projects and policies.

Additional Information


Post-seminar, we will also facilitate any inquiries directed to the speaker, allowing participants to deepen connections and foster new business opportunities. Ensure you unlock the potential of your participation by attending this significant seminar on the future of sustainable energy.

For any questions, contact:
Japan Planning Institute
5-2-32 Minami-Azabu, Minato Ward, Tokyo, 106-0047
Tel: 03-5793-9761
Fax: 03-5793-9767
Website: JPI Official Site


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