e-dash at Nikkei SDGs
2026-09-08 02:34:13

Join e-dash CEO Tomoya Yamazaki at the Nikkei SDGs Festival on Sustainable Society

e-dash's Participation in the Nikkei SDGs Festival



On September 9, 2026, e-dash Corporation will take an active role in the Nikkei SDGs Festival, specifically at the Nikkei Social Innovation Forum. Held at the Marunouchi Building Hall in Chiyoda, Tokyo, the event also allows for online participation, reflecting a hybrid approach to modern conferences. Led by CEO Tomoya Yamazaki, e-dash is set to contribute to discussions aimed at promoting sustainable societal constructs through innovative practices in resource circulation and energy management.

Purpose of the Forum



The forum emerges in response to the growing demand for renewable energy and heightened resource constraints, aiming to create a stable energy supply while advancing the circular economy. The need for companies to innovate in these sectors is paramount, influencing operational sustainability and competitive edges in today's marketplace. By approaching the intertwined relationship between energy and resource circulation, the forum seeks to address vital issues such as supply chain optimization, demand-supply balance, and actionable models for sustainability.

e-dash's Session Details



Corporate Presentation


  • - Date & Time: September 9, 2026, from 10:30 AM to 11:00 AM
  • - Title: From Simple Procurement to Corporate Strategy: Leading Renewable Energy Procurement Together with the Entire Value Chain
  • - Speaker: Tomoya Yamazaki, CEO of e-dash Corporation

Yamazaki's presentation will explore the transformation of renewable energy procurement from a basic operational function into a strategic pillar supporting overall business objectives. This shift reflects the ongoing changes within industries as they adapt to market pressures for sustainability while striving to maintain profitability.

Panel Discussion


  • - Date & Time: September 9, 2026, from 2:00 PM to 2:45 PM
  • - Theme: How Can Data on Energy and Resource Circulation Change Corporate Management?
  • - Panelists:
- Yuka Suzuki, Director of Sustainability Promotion at Dai Nippon Printing Co., Ltd.
- Tomoya Yamazaki, CEO of e-dash Corporation
  • - Moderator: Mayuko Uno, Deputy Editor at Nikkei ESG

This discussion will focus on the concept of 'visualization' as the starting point for circular economies and how the data collected regarding energy and resources can drastically reshape corporate strategies and operations, fostering an environment that supports sustainability and business growth in tandem.

Event Information


  • - Event Name: Nikkei SDGs Festival – Nikkei Social Innovation Forum: Designing a Sustainable Society Through Energy and Resource Circulation
  • - Date & Time: September 9, 2026, from 10:00 AM to 3:30 PM
  • - Format: Hybrid (Marunouchi Building Hall / online streaming)
  • - Participation Fee: Free (Registration required in advance, with online registration open until the event concludes)
  • - Organizer: Nikkei Inc. and Nikkei BP
  • - More Information: Event Details & Registration

About e-dash Corporation


Founded on February 7, 2022, e-dash Corporation specializes in developing and operating innovative platforms aimed at reducing carbon footprints and enhancing sustainability across modern enterprises. Their services include:
  • - Developing the e-dash platform for visualizing and reducing CO₂ emissions.
  • - Running the e-dash Carbon Offset marketplace to facilitate carbon credit transactions.
  • - Providing e-dash Survey, a service for ESG data collection, analysis, and action implementation in supply chains.
  • - Offering e-dash CFP, a service for calculating carbon footprints.
  • - Operating accel., a media outlet dedicated to accelerating carbon neutrality initiatives.
  • - Maintaining accel.DB, an information hub for corporate environmental countermeasures.

CEO Tomoya Yamazaki is an advocate for innovative practices in sustainability, driving e-dash's mission to lead the industry towards effective solutions in energy and resource management.

For further details, please visit the company’s corporate site: e-dash Corporate Site.


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