The Japan Energy Summit & Exhibition is an essential platform for global energy leaders, investors, and innovators who are driving energy transitions worldwide.

Taking place from 18-20 June 2025 in Tokyo, just two months after the release of Japan’s updated Strategic Energy Plan, this event marks the first major gathering for discussing and aligning with Japan’s new vision for a low-carbon future and clean energy projects around the world.

Participants will engage in vital collaboration, secure investments, and explore cutting-edge technologies set to shape the global energy landscape.

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The role of Japan Energy Summit in 2025

Japan's Strategic Energy Plan update in April 2025 will mark a crucial step in its journey to meet its 2030 climate goals, including a 46% reduction in greenhouse gas emissions (from 2013 levels). This course correction will have far-reaching implications, not just for Japan, but for energy projects worldwide, as the country continues to pioneer the global energy transition.

Over three days, government entities and global players specialising in energy, technology, finance, and policy will collaborate to advance the urgent actions needed to meet these ambitious goals.

Early confirmed speakers include

Akira Shigeta

Akira Shigeta

Representative Director/President

thyssenkrupp nucera Japan Ltd.

Cindy Lim

Cindy Lim

CEO, Infrastructure Division

Keppel

Denise Mannix

Denise Mannix

President & Director At Large

Lean In Network

Francois Dao

Francois Dao

VP, Middle East and Africa

EDF Renewables

Gen Kunihiro

Gen Kunihiro

Division COO, LNG Asia-Pacific Div. Environmental Energy Group

Mitsubishi Corporation

Hamed Soroush

Hamed Soroush

CEO

TEVERRA

Nobuo Tanaka

Nobuo Tanaka

Executive Director Emeritus

International Energy Agency (IEA)

Nora'in Md Salleh

Nora'in Md Salleh

CEO

PETRONAS CCS Solutions

Shigeru (Sam) Muraki

Shigeru (Sam) Muraki

Representative Director

Clean Fuel Ammonia Association

Yuki Ghantous

Yuki Ghantous

Japan Country President

BHP