Energy Efficiency in Japan

Energy Efficiency in Japan
Agung Wicaksono, editor
Date of publication:  2008
Number of pages:  95
Code:  ENERGY2

About the publication

Energy efficiency has become one of the most important aspects in the global energy outlook today. The depletion of fossil fuels as energy resources and global warming make it imperative for us to consider energy efficiency policies and measures as an important priority for policy-makers and every responsible global citizen.
           Japan has been a leading country in the area of energy efficiency. Since the 1970s when the oil crisis hit, Japan, which depends almost wholly on imported energy supplies from abroad, has been conducting various efforts on energy conservation and diversification of energy sources. As a result, Japan has achieved the lowest primary energy consumption per GDP in the world. Asian countries should learn from Japans success in this area, especially since their economic growth is predicted to be one of the primary drivers for growth in global energy demand.
           The chapters in this book are based on presentations on Japans energy efficiency and conservation at ISEAS Energy Forums.
          
          
          
          
          

Contents

  • Energy Efficiency in Japan
  • Preliminary pages
  • 1. Energy Efficiency and New Technology: Challenges and Problems on Exporting Japanese Energy Saving Technologies, by Makoto Nishimura, Ram Giri, authors
  • 2. Energy Efficiency and Conservation Policies and Measures in Japan, by Yasushi Akahoshi, author
  • Index

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