Japan Society of Boston Cambridge Innovation Center, 20th Floor50 Milk Street, Boston, MA 02109
The Japan Society of Boston invites you to join us for an interactive breakfast roundtable highlighting the positive role investors can play in engaging Japanese companies to support a consistent energy policy aligned with a 2 degrees future.
We will discuss the profound and fast changing implications of Japan’s focus on coal power over renewables, both domestically and overseas and the real risk this represents to investors and companies alike. Japan's energy policies appear to favor the development of large coal power generation, however these policies often lack the involvement of other key stakeholders such as civil society groups, the financial sector, and mainstream Japanese business sectors. Japanese corporates therefore are missing out on a multi-trillion dollar global industry favoring renewable energy and potential synergies between renewables and EVs in many markets. There are also heightened concerns among banks over growing ESG and NGO pressure on their coal lending.
We will explore specific strategies for how asset managers and asset owners can actively engage Japanese companies on their plans to de-risk and shift away from these coal projects and seek opportunities to align with a low carbon future.
A light breakfast will be provided. There will be a Q&A session and time for networking.
A 3 page briefing for investors extracted from the soon to be released report can be downloaded from this landing page.
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