TESS Holdings will hold a public symposium on 27 November, jointly with the Meiji University Business School and the Association for Promotion of Long-term Stable Renewable Energy Power Sources, to discuss the future of renewable energy, energy policy, and corporate decarbonization strategies.
TESS Holdings will hold the public symposium “What Will Happen? What Should We Do? Japan’s Renewable Energy” on 27 November. The event will take place at Global Hall at Meiji University’s Surugadai Campus, with an online livestream also available.
Yamaguchi Yutaka (山口豊), a TV Asahi announcer, will report on Japan’s energy policy from an overseas perspective, while Ariizumi Rina (有泉利菜), who is responsible for energy policy and markets in the Asia-Pacific region at Google, will introduce the company’s decarbonization strategy. Yamamoto Kazuki (山本一樹), president of TESS Holdings, will participate in the cross-talk session.
The keynote speaker, Hori Shiro (堀史郎) of the University of Tokyo’s Graduate School of Public Policy, will explain international climate-change measures and the current state of Japan’s energy policy. The event will run from 15:00 to 17:15, with capacity for 150 in-person attendees and 300 online viewers.
Admission is free. A networking reception for in-person attendees will also be held after the event.