Vision2050 The Future of Energy and Environmental Choice　　Energy and Power Saving after the Nuclear Accident

Energy Consumption Down 40% in Fiscal 2050 by Economic Structural Changes

--Energy Conservation Is a Growth Engine

2014/11/04

PDFEnergy and Power Saving after the Nuclear Accident

Since the Fukushima Daiichi Nuclear Power Plant accident in March 2011, there have been growing concerns over power shortages and increases in electricity costs. While industrial circles call for the “restart of nuclear power plants” as a measure to avoid electricity rate hikes, they are also, at the same time, making steady efforts to conserve energy and power. The business performance of Japanese companies is rapidly recovering due to the combined effects of the measures to stem the yen’s appreciation. This paper examines whether energy and power conservation will be a hindrance to growth.

2016/07/27

Potential of Investments in Information and Communications Technology

- GDP Boost of 70 Trillion Yen by Fiscal Year 2030
- Using ICT for Interaction with Customers Is Key

2015/03/26

60% Reduction in CO2 Emissions by 2050 Relative to 2005 is Achievable

--30% reduction ? matching U.S. Target ? by 2030
--Japan must lead international debate on the prevention of global warming

The Future of Energy and Environmental Choice　　Fiscal 2014 Report

2014/11/04

Energy Consumption Down 40% in Fiscal 2050 by Economic Structural Changes

--Energy Conservation Is a Growth Engine

The Future of Energy and Environmental Choice　　Energy and Power Saving after the Nuclear Accident

2014/04/08

Maintain Position as a First-tier Nation

--World Economic Map in 2050
--Establish National Targets to Stabilize Population Decline

JCER Long-Term Forecast and Policy Proposal (Updated)

2013/05/31

Three Barriers on the Road to Prosperity

JCER Long-Term World Forecast - Three Scenarios

2013/01/11

Ensuring that Japan Remains an Economic Powerhouse

--Female Labor Participation Key to Building World-Class Workforce

Problems and Solutions