Exploring the Core of Japan's Seventh Energy Basic Plan: A Seminar on Energy Policies

Seminar on Japan's Seventh Energy Basic Plan

On May 16, 2025, the Japan Planning Institute (JPI) will host a crucial seminar focusing on the core aspects of Japan’s Seventh Energy Basic Plan. The session will feature Noriyuki Ozawa, Executive Officer and Deputy Head of Resource, Energy, and Environmental Business at IHI Corporation, who formerly served as the Deputy Director-General of the Agency for Natural Resources and Energy.

Event Details

- Date: May 16, 2025
- Time: 13:30 - 15:30
- Location: Available in-person, live online stream, and archival access for 2 weeks.

After the seminar, attendees will have the opportunity to engage with Ozawa through Q&A, thus enhancing personal networks and fostering business opportunities.

Seminar Overview

Japan’s Seventh Energy Basic Plan was finalized in February 2025, marking a significant step forward in shaping the nation’s energy landscape. With energy serving as the backbone of economic activity and social life, a stable supply is crucial for the nation’s future. The core principles of this energy policy are diversity and balance. The seminar will emphasize the importance of adapting to changes in international and domestic environments while maintaining a mid- to long-term perspective necessary for an effective energy policy.

Ozawa will share his extensive experiences in energy administration, shedding light on realistic and actionable energy strategies.

Topics Covered

The seminar will cover various important topics, including:
1. Energy Policy: S + 3E
2. Trends in Japan’s Power Supply Composition
3. Energy Mix Strategies
4. Regional Variations in Energy Structures
5. Decarbonization and Carbon Neutrality
6. Japan’s Policies Towards Carbon Neutrality
7. Expansion of Nuclear Energy Utilization
8. Technological Developments for Carbon Neutrality
9. Q&A Session
10. Networking Lunch and Exchange Gathering

This seminar offers a unique opportunity for engaging with industry experts and enhancing personal and professional connections. Participants can maximize their attendance by engaging with peers and exchanging business cards during the networking session.

Registration and Fees

- Single Participant: 37,340 Yen (including tax)
- Additional Attendees (from the same company): 32,340 Yen
- Local Government Participants: Up to 2 participants can join at 11,000 Yen (including tax), but only through in-person or live streaming options.

For further details and to register, please visit: JPI Seminar Registration

Conclusion

JPI continues to serve as a bridge between public policy, governmental bodies, and private sectors, providing valuable insights into national strategies and projects through exclusive seminars. We encourage those interested in shaping their understanding of Japan’s energy future to join us in this informative seminar.