The public symposium "What Will Happen? What Should We Do? Japan's Renewable Energy" hosted by Meiji University Business School (MBS) will be held at the Surugadai Campus on 27 November, with an online broadcast and networking event also scheduled.
A public symposium exploring Japan's current situation and future direction regarding renewable energy will be jointly hosted by Meiji University Business School (MBS) and TESS Holdings Co.,Ltd. The symposium will be held at Global Front, Global Hall, on Meiji University Surugadai Campus, while the networking event will take place on the 23rd floor of Liberty Tower on the same campus. Admission is free, with capacity for 150 in-person attendees and 300 online viewers. Advance registration is not required, and a networking event for on-site participants will also be held.
The event highlights are scheduled to include a keynote address explaining the outcome of COP31 and the current state of Japan's energy policy, a presentation on Japan's energy situation from a global perspective, a presentation on Google's decarbonisation strategy, and a cross-talk session by the speakers. Speakers will include Hori Shiro (堀史郎), Yamaguchi Yutaka (山口豊), Ariizumi Rina (有泉利菜) and Yamamoto Kazuki (山本一樹), with Yamaguchi Yutaka (山口豊) serving as facilitator.
The day's programme will consist of the main symposium from 15:00 to 17:15, followed by the networking event from 17:30 to 19:00. The programme will proceed from the keynote address to Presentations 1 and 2, the cross-talk session, an introduction to REASP's activities, and the closing remarks. Presentation materials will not be distributed, and no archived stream is planned.
Applications will be accepted through a dedicated Teket form. The event will be jointly hosted by Meiji University Business School (MBS), TESS Holdings Co.,Ltd. and REASP. It is open to business professionals, local government officials, faculty and staff, and students. Admission is free, with capacity for 150 in-person attendees and 300 online viewers.