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Mapping the Energy Future

The Institute of Energy Economics, Japan

This podcast aims not only to identify the global challenges including energy security, energy affordability, and climate change but also to share with listeners our pragmatic solutions to those.About IEEJThe Institute of Energy Economics, Japan (IEEJ) is a private think tank that covers energy problems, climate issues, and geopolitical agendas across the world. Visit us at https://eneken.ieej.or.jp/en/ for more information.

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53 episodes

  1. Pragmatic Long-term Energy Pathways 12:46
  2. The full cost of deploying variable renewable energy must be incorporated 15:36
  3. Update: Impact of Iran Crisis and Responses by Japan 15:38
  4. Energy Security Enhancement could be affected by Australia’s LNG Policy 14:08
  5. “Asian Energy Crisis” requires more attention and unique responses 14:23
  6. Japan’s exposure and responses to the Iran Conflict 16:21
  7. The start of ETS in Japan 15:14
  8. PM Takaichi’s Triumph 10:49
  9. Significant Progress in Nuclear Power in Japan 18:02
  10. Various Pathways for Decarbonizing Road Transport in the Global South 13:14
  11. The integration costs of variable renewable energies must be considered 11:11
  12. Energy Efficiency of AI & Energy Efficiency by AI 17:56
  13. Global Energy Outlook: Strong Demand Driven by India and ASEAN 16:14
  14. Japan’s International Initiatives in the Energy Sector 17:31
  15. Japan’s Politics Update 15:51
  16. Japan’s Upper House Election on July 20th 13:24
  17. Japan’s Policies to support investment in power generation 13:22
  18. Japan’s Carbon Pricing 15:45
  19. LNG for Japan & Asia 15:27
  20. Finance for the Energy Transition in EMDM 16:52
  21. Energy discussions in Davos 12:35
  22. Japan’s 7th Strategic Energy Plan 16:16
  23. Are BEVs the only path to decarbonize the passenger vehicle sector? 12:43
  24. Are we on the path towards 1.5℃? 15:53
  25. The Impact on energy policies of the political turmoil in Japan 14:19
  26. New Prime Minister Shigeru Ishiba and his energy policy 11:39
  27. The Legacy of PM Fumio Kishida and the remaining issues 13:52
  28. Without transmission, No transition 15:54
  29. Election of parliament in EU and its implications for energy and climate policy 21:09
  30. The 7th Strategic Energy Plan of Japan: The points to watch 15:44
  31. Challenges for the power sector: The need for changes 18:52
  32. Japan’s Hydrogen Promotion Act: Framework for Market Creation 17:46
  33. CBAM vs. International Trade 20:06
  34. Pause on Pending Approvals of LNG Exports: Problems that need to be addressed 15:43
  35. The gap between aspiration and reality: The need for Plan B 12:34
  36. Progress Report of Japan’s GX Strategy 15:36
  37. COP 28: Inclusiveness, Breadth, Challenges 12:54
  38. Demand Side Approaches to Critical Minerals 16:01
  39. Long transition with uncertainties 11:56
  40. The rare earths embargo of 2010 and its lessons 10:00
  41. G20 New Delhi: Accomplishments and remaining issues 10:02
  42. G20: The voice of the Global South in energy policy 12:31
  43. Why are energy outlooks so different? It is the demand! 16:09
  44. The major takeaways from the 8th OPEC International Seminar by Dr. Ken Koyama 14:21
  45. Japan’s Second Hydrogen Strategy 14:34
  46. Is the European Gas Crisis over? 17:02
  47. G7 Ministerial Communiqué ~ “Common Goal, Various Pathways” 13:42
  48. Energy Transition and the Importance of Industrial Policy 15:06
  49. The need to integrate Economic Security and Global Climate Change policies 12:47
  50. Why Energy Efficiency? 14:56