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Japan's approach for driving ESCI

Japan's approach for driving ESCI. Ken Kodama ESCI JAPAN NATIONAL COMMITTEE <Nikken Sekkei Research Institute> October 2011. Launch of Energy-Smart Communities Initiatives (ESCI) by Japan and U.S.

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Japan's approach for driving ESCI

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  1. Japan's approach for driving ESCI Ken Kodama ESCI JAPAN NATIONAL COMMITTEE <Nikken Sekkei Research Institute> October 2011

  2. Launch of Energy-Smart Communities Initiatives (ESCI) by Japan and U.S. On the occasion of theYokohama APEC Economic Leaders Meeting, Prime Minister Kan and President Obama met and launched Energy-Smart Communities Initiative (ESCI)on November 13. Cabinet Secretariat Press Office ESCI became more concrete at the bilateral meeting between Japan’s Minister of Economy, Trade and Industry Ohataand U.S. Secretary of Energy Chu on November 18 in Tokyo.

  3. Energy-Smart Communities Initiative (ESCI) A comprehensive package of projects for sustainable energy development which is now open to other APEC economies Smart Buildings Smart Grid Smart Transport Low Carbon Model Town Knowledge Sharing Platform Smart Jobs

  4. Successful Experience of Japan – in Low Carbon Model Town Project (LCMT) • Establishment of Task Force Japan • Experts from private sectors of Japan • Prepared the 1st Draft of “the Concept of the Low-Carbon Town in APEC” The draft “Concept” was circulated among Study Group A and LCMT Task Force members for their review. “The Concept" was finalized and distributed among LCMT Task Force members.

  5. Japan's approach for driving ESCI • Establishment of ESCI Japan National Committee • Experts from industry, government, and academia of Japan • Information Sharing • Participating each ESCI project by providing Technical Support • Contributing EWG by presenting perspectives The kick-off meeting of the Committee was held on October 12. Japan’s state-of-the-art low carbon technologies can realize Energy Smart Communities in APEC. Smart Transport LCMT Smart Building Smart Grid

  6. Japan's approach for driving ESCI • ESCI Japan National Committee • Academia : Tokyo University, Institute of Energy Economics, Japan • Asia Pacific Energy Research Centre • Industry : Honda R&D Co., Ltd. (Japan Automobile Manufacturers Association) • Hitachi Ltd., Nikken Sekkei Research Institute • Sumitomo Shoji Research Institute, Inc. • Tokyo Electric Power Company, Tokyo Gas Co. Ltd. • Japan Paint Manufacturers Association • Government : Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry • Agency for Natural Resources and Energy

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