Nobuo Tanaka

Peter Zaman, an expert in carbon frontiers, discusses the implications of international carbon markets and the Paris Agreement. Nobuo Tanaka sheds light on the evolution of global energy policies, balancing security and sustainability. Helima Croft analyzes the geopolitical dynamics affecting energy markets and potential sanctions. Rene Velasquez contrasts the turbulent voluntary carbon market with its compliance counterparts. Mark Lewis explains the shifting landscape of the EU ETS, while Hannah Hauman focuses on Article 6 and the emerging challenges of carbon credit management.

Nobuo Tanaka, former Executive Director of the International Energy Agency, shares his insights on Japan's critical energy dilemma. He discusses how Japan, heavily reliant on energy imports, navigates between remaining a petrostate or embracing an electrostate future. Tanaka delves into the evolution of energy security, the impact of the U.S. shale revolution, and the challenges Japan faces post-Fukushima, including public distrust in nuclear power. This conversation highlights Japan's unique position in the global energy transition landscape.

Nobuo Tanaka, Executive Director Emeritus at the International Energy Agency, dives into the complex energy landscape in Japan and Korea. He discusses the energy trilemma, balancing security, affordability, and sustainability. The challenges of post-Fukushima nuclear energy are candidly addressed, alongside strategies for enhancing public trust. Tanaka also explores the potential of LNG and innovations in nuclear technology, emphasizing international collaboration for greener energy solutions. A thought-provoking conversation on the future of energy!