Japan Energy Summit & Exhibition | 18 - 20 June 2025

By fostering collaboration within the energy system and across governments and sectors, championing advanced climate technologies, and prioritising robust energy security, Japan is establishing its position as a key architect of the global transition to the new multifaceted energy system. Leading the region in securing a carbon-neutral and stable energy future will require new commitments to multilateral partnerships and alliances, critical investment in energy transition innovation and infrastructure, and enabling effective new policy frameworks.

Japan’s priority of a pragmatic, comprehensive and ambitious transition extends to its industrial sector, which will be a critical enabler of transition success. With industry contributing 22% to Japan’s GDP and employing 15% of its total labour force, the opportunity for change will require collaboration between government and private sectors as well as partnerships between companies to maintain Japan’s competitive advantage and economic stability. The transition to clean energy will also bring with it equitable access to energy as well as sustainable economic growth that delivers benefits such as jobs creation, increased access to education and more.

Regionally, Japan is building the platform with Australia and Asian countries by establishing the Asia Zero Emission Community (AZEC), which provides support in finance, technology, human resources and policy coordination. To date, Japan has committed up to $8 billion funding for projects in renewables, energy saving, hydrogen and ammonia.