FY2021 ALPS International Symposium - Strategy for NDCs in 2030 & Impact on International Competitiveness -
FY2021 ALPS International Symposium - Strategy for NDCs in 2030 & Impact on International Competitiveness -
FY2021 ALPS International Symposium was held in Tokyo, also via online from public offices, universities, research institutes, companies, and other organizations.
RITE has been conducting a research project, shortly named as ALPS (ALternative Pathways toward Sustainable development and climate stabilization), as a subsidy project/entrusted project sponsored by the Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry (METI), Japan. This research project aims at contribution to planning of the international framework and strategy for green growth, and also is investigating long-term responses to climate change risks. Additionally, our comprehensive research includes analyses of future low energy demand scenarios with potential social changes to be induced by recent development of IoT and sharing economy, which may reduce energy demand. Moreover, we analyze the contribution about the entire system of Direct Air Capture of CO2 from ambient air (DAC), which could promote Japan's Roadmap to "Beyond-Zero." The research is being conducted in cooperation with globally distinguished research institutes in the field of global warming including IIASA (International Institute for Applied Systems Analysis) in Austria, RFF (Resources for the Future) in the U.S. and IEA (International Energy Agency).
In line with current global trends towards carbon neutral society, FY2021 ALPS International Symposium was held to focus on " Strategy for NDCs in 2030 & Impact on International Competitiveness" and also disseminate the research achievements of the ALPS project. In this symposium, eminent specialists in this field from abroad presented their lectures about scenario analysis and strategy of major countries and regions, and also several speakers were invited from companies engaging in global warming mitigation and introduced their activities and visions towards decarbonization. We sincerely hope many people from various areas to take this opportunity to consider by themselves aiming at carbon neutral and sustainable society.
Speakers
Overview
- Date/Time
- March 8th, 2022/10:00-
- Venue
- Belle Salle Tokyo Nihonbashi and Live Internet streaming
- Organizer
- Research Institute of Innovative Technology for the Earth(RITE)
- Co-organizer
- Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry(METI)
- Language(s)
- Japanese/English (Simultaneous translation)
Program
10:00 | Welcome Remarks YAMAJI Kenji President, RITE |
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10:05 |
Introductory Remarks Mr. KIHARA Shinichi, Deputy Director-General for Environmental Affairs, Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry(METI) |
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10:10 | Introduction AKIMOTO Keigo, Group Leader, Systems Analysis Group, RITE |
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10:15 | "The Outcome of COP26 and the Path Ahead" Dr. Robert N. Stavins A. J. Meyer Professor of Energy and Economic Development, John F. Kennedy School of Government, Harvard University |
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10:35 | "Carbon Border Measures: What Happens with Ambitious Climate Policies?" Dr. Billy Pizer |
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10:55 |
"Making the Idea of Climate Clubs a Reality" Dr. David Victor |
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11:15 | Panel discussion by the above speakers |
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Moderator: Dr. ARIMA Jun |
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12:00 |
Break |
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13:00 |
"Evaluation and Implication for NDCs by 2030" AKIMOTO Keigo, Group Leader, Systems Analysis Group, RITE |
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13:30 | "Impact on International Competitiveness for Japanese Industry and Analysis of BCA" HONMA Takashi, Senior Researcher, Systems Analysis Group, RITE |
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14:00 |
Panel discussion |
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Moderator: Kenji YAMAJI, President/Director-General, RITE |
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CV of the above panelists (only Japanese) |
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15:45 | Coffee Break | |
16:00 | "Net zero emissions pathways, related feasibility challenges and enabling conditions" Dr. Keywan Riahi, Program Director, International Institute for Applied Systems Analysis (IIASA) |
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16:30 |
"EU Climate Change Policy" |
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17:00 |
Closing Remarks HONJO Takashi, Senior Managing Director, RITE |
Contact
RITE Systems Analysis Group
E-mail: sysinfo@rite.or.jp
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