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ABB and Alfa Laval to Host Energy Efficiency Movement Summit in Japan

In a significant step towards fostering a sustainable future, ABB and Alfa Laval are set to jointly hold the Energy Efficiency Movement (EEM) Summit on June 24, 2025, making it the first of its kind in Japan. This summit aims to bring together various stakeholders across industries to discuss ways to enhance energy efficiency, drive decarbonization, and achieve a sustainable society.

The summit will feature a keynote address by Executive Director Mike Umiker, along with panelists from the Swedish Embassy, Osaka Blower Works Co., Ltd., and other prominent organizations. Energy efficiency improvements are at the heart of ABB’s mission, as highlighted by the head of ABB's Motion business unit, Pritish Dahal. “We are thrilled to host the first EEM summit in Japan. Enhancing energy efficiency is crucial for boosting corporate competitiveness and contributing to a sustainable society. We hope this summit will be a catalyst for practical actions and collaborations across industries,” he stated.

Alfa Laval's Energy Division Director, Takaomi Yamamoto, echoed the sentiment. “We are delighted to be part of Japan's first EEM summit. Improving energy efficiency not only aids in reducing CO₂ emissions but also helps companies fulfill their corporate social responsibilities. Through heat recovery and process optimization, Alfa Laval has been supporting industry efficiency. This summit is expected to lead to new collaborative efforts across sectors,” he noted.

Event Details

• - Name: The First Energy Efficiency Movement Summit
• - Date: June 24, 2025 (Tuesday), from 13:00 to 15:30 (Registration starts at 12:30)
• - Venue: ABB Corporation, Osaki Office (22F, ThinkPark Tower, 2-1-1 Osaki, Shinagawa-ku, Tokyo)
• - Format: In-person and online (via MS Teams)
• - Participation Fee: Free (Pre-registration required)
• - Registration Form: Click Here
• - Language: Japanese and English interpretation available

What is the Energy Efficiency Movement?

Founded in 2021, the Energy Efficiency Movement is a global non-profit initiated by ABB and Alfa Laval, aimed at accelerating decarbonization through enhanced energy efficiency in the industrial sector. Currently, more than 500 companies participate in this initiative, headquartered in Zurich, Switzerland.

About Alfa Laval

Access to resources has become more crucial than ever. Alfa Laval is committed to innovating industries that support society while creating sustained positive impacts. The company provides vital energy, food, and safe drinking water to billions and actively contributes to decarbonizing the maritime industry, the backbone of global trade. Through advanced technologies and solutions, Alfa Laval helps transform its customers' operations, bringing them closer to achieving business competitiveness and sustainability goals. Founded 140 years ago, Alfa Laval operates in approximately 100 countries with a workforce of over 21,300 and is listed on Nasdaq Stockholm, reporting an annual revenue of SEK 63.6 billion (EUR 5.5 billion) for 2023.

About ABB

ABB Motion stands as a global leader in motors and drives, playing a pivotal role in accelerating the transition to a more productive and sustainable future. The company focuses on developing innovative technologies to contribute to energy efficiency, decarbonization, and circular solutions for customers and societies alike. By leveraging digital technologies in drives, motors, and services, ABB supports its partners in achieving better performance, safety, and reliability across a broad range of applications in various industries. With over 140 years of expertise in electric powertrains, ABB employs over 23,000 people in 100 countries, consistently striving for industry improvements.