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Japan Energy Summit 2025

The Japan Energy Summit 2025, Asia's largest energy event, is set to take place from June 18 to June 20, 2025, at Tokyo Big Sight. This summit, organized by dmg::events, will serve as a pivotal platform for key stakeholders in the energy sector, including government officials and executives from major energy companies, to discuss the evolving energy strategies and investment opportunities in the region.

Focus Areas

The event will address significant challenges in energy security and sustainability, driven by the growing demand for energy, complex geopolitical landscapes, and accelerated decarbonization efforts. Strategies surrounding clean energy adoption, robust infrastructure development, and international collaboration will be discussed extensively during the summit.

Strategic Conference

The summit will feature a high-level Strategic Conference with keynote speeches and panel discussions led by prominent leaders in the energy sector. These discussions will cover various topics, including:

• - Energy Security and Stable LNG Supply: Ensuring resilience in procurement, infrastructure enhancement, and diversification of supply.
• - Growth Strategies for Hydrogen and Ammonia Markets: Expanding the market through policy support, capital mobilization, and regional collaboration.
• - Carbon Pricing and Emission Trading Systems: Exploring market-based and regulatory models to support decarbonization.
• - Funding for Energy Transition: Attracting investment in infrastructure, renewable energy, and low-carbon technologies.

The list of speakers participating in the Strategic Conference can be found here.

Technical Conference

Simultaneously, the Technical Conference will provide insights into the forefront of energy transformation. Topics like digitalization of power grids, energy storage, carbon capture and storage (CCS), and next-generation nuclear technology will be covered. Engineers, developers, and researchers will showcase practical solutions to the challenges faced in the energy sector.

An exclusive stage within the exhibition, named the