Energy Policy and its Future
The Fukushima nuclear accidents brought Japan’s energy issue into the national spotlight. How can Japan achieve energy sustainability and security while remaining heavily dependent on imports? What are the trends and prospects of energy both in the short and long term? G1 Global Conference 2011 Politics Breakout Session held at Graduate School of Management, GLOBIS University in Tokyo, November 3, 2011. » https://g1.org/g1global/ Re-upload of video originally published on@GLOBIS_Manabihodai-Chikenroku on December 8, 2011. Energy Policy and its Future Panelists: » Paul Scalise (JSPS Postdoctoral Fellow, Institute of Social Science, University of Tokyo) » Martin Schulz (Senior Economist, Fujitsu Research Institute) » Yoshiharu Tachibana (Fellow, Sustainability Advisor to the Board, Tokyo Electric Power Company, Chairman, WBCSD Taskforce, Committee on Environment and Safety, KEIDANREN) Moderator: » Hiroyuki Tezuka (General Manager, Climate Change Policy Group at JFE Steel Corporation, Chairman, Working Group on Global Environment Strategy under Committee on Environment and Safety, KEIDANREN) Chapters: 00:00 Introduction 03:51 How should Japan treat nuclear energy after the accident? 18:47 Dealing with Nuclear Waste 24:59 The Japanese Nuclear Regulatory System 31:07 Are Renewables a Substitute for Nuclear Power? 49:21 Energy Demand and Supply 01:01:10 Q&A Subscribe and click the bell button to keep up with the latest GLOBIS Insights videos! » https://www.youtube.com/globisinsight... G1 Global Conference 2011 playlist: » • G1 Global Conference 2011 -- About GLOBIS Insights -- GLOBIS Insights offers top quality content from business leaders across all industries and regions of the world. Our mission is to offer practical advice to help you develop your career. Learn to innovate, realize your personal mission, and reach your potential. » Enjoy more content on our website | https://globisinsights.com/ » Follow us on Twitter | / globisinsights » Connect with us on LinkedIn | / globis-insights » Like us on Facebook | / globisinsights #nuclear #nuclearpower #renewables
