Upcoming JPI Seminar on CO₂ Capture Technologies
On May 19, 2026, the Japan Planning Institute (JPI) will host a seminar focusing on the rapidly advancing technologies in CO₂ separation and capture, particularly in Direct Air Capture (DAC) systems. The seminar will feature guest speaker Yasuo Hosono, a Technical Advisor from Chiyoda Corporation's Frontier Business Headquarters. Participants will gain valuable insights into the development trends in CO₂ capture technology and the latest perspectives on building CCUS (Carbon Capture, Utilization, and Storage) supply chains and associated business opportunities.
Seminar Overview
With the aim of achieving net-zero emissions, CCUS/DAC is increasingly vital for businesses as a prerequisite for operational continuity. As project investments and technological implementations accelerate globally, these developments are becoming directly linked to corporate competitiveness and strategic value chain decisions. This seminar will outline the global positioning of CCUS/DAC technologies, along with regulatory trends and standards, while providing a comprehensive overview of key technologies and market players involved in CO₂ capture.
Key Discussion Points
Participants will explore:
1.
The importance of CCUS/DAC in the context of global challenges:
- The necessity of CCUS/DAC in addressing worldwide environmental issues.
- Carbon management strategies and decarbonization scenarios.
- Current trends in policy, regulations, and standards.
2.
Current state and evolution of CO₂ separation and DAC technology:
- Core technologies that constitute the CCUS supply chain.
- Main players in the CO₂ separation and capture field.
- The latest developments in Carbon Dioxide Removal (CDR) technologies and DAC.
3.
Sustainability and challenges of the CCUS supply chain:
- Assessing carbon intensity (CI) and sustainability requirements.
- Cost structures, viability, and scalability challenges.
4.
Global CCUS/DAC projects:
- A look at significant existing and upcoming projects.
5.
Future developments in CCUS/DAC technologies:
- Anticipated trends and innovations.
6.
Q&A Session and Networking Opportunities:
- Engage with the speaker and other participants for insights and potential collaborations during the networking session.
Participation Options
Participants can choose from the following attendance formats:
- - In-person Attendance: (Archive access not included)
- - Live Streaming: (Archive access not included)
- - Archive Access Only
For in-person and live attendees, additional access to the archive can be purchased at a special rate of ¥18,500 (tax included).
Participation Fees
- - Single Attendance: ¥37,440 (tax included)
- - Additional Attendees (same organization, same application): ¥32,440 (tax included)
- - Local Government Employees: Up to two attendees at ¥11,000 (tax included)
To register or learn more about the seminar details, please visit:
JPI Seminar Registration
About JPI
The Japan Planning Institute acts as a knowledge bridge between government and private sectors, supporting national policies and projects. For over fifty years, JPI has consistently provided valuable information through exclusive and informative seminars aimed at executives and senior managers, fostering the creation of national knowledge.
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