Tatsuya Terazawa

Tatsuya Terazawa, Chairman and CEO of Japan’s Institute of Energy Economics, discusses Japan’s evolving energy strategy in light of recent geopolitical tensions. He highlights the urgent need for energy security alongside carbon neutrality goals. The conversation dives into the importance of liquefied natural gas (LNG) and nuclear power in Japan's future energy mix. Terazawa also addresses the changing public sentiment around nuclear energy, emphasizing the balance between sustainability and reliability. His insights shed light on pragmatic energy planning amidst global challenges.

Tatsuya Terazawa, Chair and CEO of the Institute of Energy Economics, Japan, shares insights on Japan's energy security and potential reliance on Canadian LNG. He discusses the strategic role of Canadian liquefied natural gas as a reliable energy partner for Asia, emphasizing the importance of long-term commitments involving all stakeholders. Terazawa also highlights LNG's potential to replace coal in Southeast Asia and the significance of hydrogen and ammonia in decarbonization efforts, advocating for coherent policy and financing to enhance Canada's credibility as a supplier.

Mr. Tatsuya Terazawa, Chairman and CEO of the Institute of Energy Economics in Japan, discusses Japan's strategy for de-risking and technology competition. They explore China's role in the clean energy transition and the need for better coordination among stakeholders. The dispute between China and Japan over Fukushima's wastewater and the balancing act of reducing emissions while safeguarding business interests are also examined.