At COP31, which opens in Antalya, Turkey, Japanese companies will showcase technologies and services in deep subsurface, electrification and island-related fields. Efforts to create business opportunities are expected to intensify during the conference.
The 31st Conference of the Parties to the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (COP31) opens in Antalya, Turkey, on the 9th. Japanese companies with technologies in the environmental and energy sectors are expected to have opportunities to introduce their technologies to local government officials and companies.
The focus is on areas such as deep subsurface exploration and utilization technologies, promoting electrification, and addressing energy challenges in island regions. Japanese companies are highlighting efforts to pursue business opportunities by showcasing services and solutions.
Japanese companies are expected to use COP31 to promote initiatives addressing local market needs through technology exhibits and presentations. Opportunities for technology partnerships and joint development are expected to expand.