Exploring the Unique Characteristics and Developments of the Saga Model for Renewable Energy Utilization
On August 6, 2026, the Japan Planning Institute (JPI) is hosting a seminar titled "Exploring the Unique Characteristics and Developments of the Saga Model for Renewable Energy Utilization" in Tokyo. The seminar will feature Shinhara Ohno, the Supervisor of Renewable Energy in the Saga Prefectural Industrial Labor Department. Ohno, with over 20 years of experience in renewable energy policies and local implementation, will elaborate on the challenges and initiatives the Saga Prefecture is pursuing to achieve carbon neutrality.
Key Insights from the Seminar
Participants can expect to gain valuable knowledge on several critical topics. Firstly, delegates will learn about the framework and establishing conditions of the Saga Model, exemplified by the Matsukuma Small Hydropower Project. Secondly, the seminar will delve into local government-led implementation strategies that facilitate the transition from renewable energy integration to local utilization. Furthermore, attendees will obtain practical viewpoints on designing sustainable energy businesses that leverage local resources while promoting carbon neutrality.
Target Audience
This seminar is aimed at various industry sectors, including:
Seminar Overview
Achieving carbon neutrality necessitates concrete actions to reduce greenhouse gas emissions. In the electrical sector, it is essential to consider methods and sources of electricity generation consumed at any given moment. The seminar will provide insights on the current status and issues surrounding carbon neutrality efforts in Saga Prefecture. Additionally, it will showcase distinctive initiatives undertaken by Saga to effectively utilize renewable energy resources within the region. The aim is to contribute to the ongoing discourse on achieving carbon neutrality through innovative approaches.
Lecture Outline
1. Current Status and Challenges in Saga Prefecture
1. Emissions of greenhouse gases
2. Regional characteristics
3. Main challenges faced
2. Saga's Policy Initiatives
3. Key Initiatives
1. Expansion of existing renewable energy sources
2. Utilization of diverse renewable energy resources
3. Exploration of alternatives for reducing CO2 emissions beyond renewable energy
4. Q&A Session
5. Networking Event (for in-person participants only)
This segment provides a unique opportunity for attendees to interact with the lecture speaker and network with each other beyond industry barriers. The seminar aims to facilitate knowledge exchange and potential collaborations essential for practical applications.
Participation Options
Participants have various options to attend the seminar:
Registration Fees
The registration fee is set at ¥37,470 (including tax) per participant. A special offer includes one complimentary participant from the same organization (registration required). Additionally, local public sector employees can register up to two participants for a reduced fee of ¥11,000 (tax included, applicable only for in-person and live stream attendance).
Post-Seminar Engagement
After the seminar, participants will have the chance to interact with the lecturer and engage with other attendees, helping to establish crucial networks and initiate new business opportunities. The recording of the seminar will also be available for those who wish to register post-event, ensuring continued access to valuable discussions and insights.
Contact Information
For queries, please reach out to the Japan Planning Institute, located at:
Kowa Hiroo Building, 5-2-32 Minami Azabu, Minato City, Tokyo 106-0047.
Phone: 03-5793-9761
Fax: 03-5793-9767
Website: JPI Website
About JPI
For half a century, Japan Planning Institute has been dedicated to bridging the knowledge between government, private sectors, and academia. Our seminars, aimed at executive and senior management professionals, provide essential information necessary for executing national policies and projects, thus fostering the creation of shared knowledge.
Key Insights from the Seminar
Participants can expect to gain valuable knowledge on several critical topics. Firstly, delegates will learn about the framework and establishing conditions of the Saga Model, exemplified by the Matsukuma Small Hydropower Project. Secondly, the seminar will delve into local government-led implementation strategies that facilitate the transition from renewable energy integration to local utilization. Furthermore, attendees will obtain practical viewpoints on designing sustainable energy businesses that leverage local resources while promoting carbon neutrality.
Target Audience
This seminar is aimed at various industry sectors, including:
- - Local government departments focusing on environmental and energy policies.
- - Public enterprises engaged in regional power and energy sectors.
- - Infrastructure, construction, and energy companies interested in entering the renewable energy market.
- - Planning departments responsible for regional revitalization and local development.
Seminar Overview
Achieving carbon neutrality necessitates concrete actions to reduce greenhouse gas emissions. In the electrical sector, it is essential to consider methods and sources of electricity generation consumed at any given moment. The seminar will provide insights on the current status and issues surrounding carbon neutrality efforts in Saga Prefecture. Additionally, it will showcase distinctive initiatives undertaken by Saga to effectively utilize renewable energy resources within the region. The aim is to contribute to the ongoing discourse on achieving carbon neutrality through innovative approaches.
Lecture Outline
1. Current Status and Challenges in Saga Prefecture
1. Emissions of greenhouse gases
2. Regional characteristics
3. Main challenges faced
2. Saga's Policy Initiatives
3. Key Initiatives
1. Expansion of existing renewable energy sources
2. Utilization of diverse renewable energy resources
3. Exploration of alternatives for reducing CO2 emissions beyond renewable energy
4. Q&A Session
5. Networking Event (for in-person participants only)
This segment provides a unique opportunity for attendees to interact with the lecture speaker and network with each other beyond industry barriers. The seminar aims to facilitate knowledge exchange and potential collaborations essential for practical applications.
Participation Options
Participants have various options to attend the seminar:
- - In-person attendance (includes a networking session with business card exchange, not including archive access)
- - Live streaming attendance (archive access not included)
- - Archive access (for later viewing)
Registration Fees
The registration fee is set at ¥37,470 (including tax) per participant. A special offer includes one complimentary participant from the same organization (registration required). Additionally, local public sector employees can register up to two participants for a reduced fee of ¥11,000 (tax included, applicable only for in-person and live stream attendance).
Post-Seminar Engagement
After the seminar, participants will have the chance to interact with the lecturer and engage with other attendees, helping to establish crucial networks and initiate new business opportunities. The recording of the seminar will also be available for those who wish to register post-event, ensuring continued access to valuable discussions and insights.
Contact Information
For queries, please reach out to the Japan Planning Institute, located at:
Kowa Hiroo Building, 5-2-32 Minami Azabu, Minato City, Tokyo 106-0047.
Phone: 03-5793-9761
Fax: 03-5793-9767
Website: JPI Website
About JPI
For half a century, Japan Planning Institute has been dedicated to bridging the knowledge between government, private sectors, and academia. Our seminars, aimed at executive and senior management professionals, provide essential information necessary for executing national policies and projects, thus fostering the creation of shared knowledge.
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