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【Recommendations】Energy Self-Sufficiency in an Era of Crisis

Mitsubishi Research Institute proposed the concept of “energy self-sufficiency” to maintain social functions even during a crisis, together with three institutional shifts needed to achieve it. Its estimates for FY2035 indicate that combining multiple measures could avoid approximately ¥1 trillion in additional fossil fuel costs during an emergency.

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JPY trillion (FY2035 estimate; additional fossil fuel costs avoided during an emergency)
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Energy self-sufficiency (recommendations on policy and business design)
Applicable field (uses covered by this announcement)

Energy security, renewable energy, nuclear power, coal-fired power, automobiles, resource recycling and use of local resources

What the company reported numerically
Quantitative Effects

Under the FY2035 emergency scenario, approximately ¥1 trillion in additional fossil fuel costs avoided across 5 fields

In this announcement the company addresses none of Contract Value / Offering price / Impact on Business Performance.

Source (materials cited by the company)

Prepared by Mitsubishi Research Institute; energy supply-demand analysis model (MRI-TIMES)

Announced details
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Names of Products / Services CoveredEnergy self-sufficiency (recommendations on policy and business design)
Applicable areaEnergy security, renewable energy, nuclear power, coal-fired power, automobiles, resource recycling and use of local resources
Quantitative EffectsUnder the FY2035 emergency scenario, approximately ¥1 trillion in additional fossil fuel costs avoided across 5 fields
SourcePrepared by Mitsubishi Research Institute; energy supply-demand analysis model (MRI-TIMES)
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To prepare for constraints on procurement, maritime transport, domestic refining and distribution caused by factors including worsening conditions in the Middle East, as well as price surges and logistics constraints resulting from a prolonged crisis. The aim is to mitigate risks associated with overseas dependence by flexibly reallocating energy demand, supply and priorities.

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