Toray Industries Inc. / Agency for Natural / Kobelco Eco-Solution Co. Ltd. / Mitsubishi Chemical Corporation / Sharp Corporation / SANYO Electric Co. Ltd. / Nippon Oil Corporation / /
Continent
Europe / /
Country
Taiwan / Japan / United States / China / United Arab Emirates / /
Currency
USD / JPY / /
Event
Environmental Issue / Business Partnership / /
Facility
Japan Pavilion / /
IndustryTerm
quality control devices / electrical products / energy-related technology / renowned technology / energy consumption / environment-related technology / environmental devices / solar power generation systems / pollution prevention devices / energy-efficient electrical appliances / energy-saving / peripheral devices / energy-related technologies / car owners / energy-efficient models / energy efficiency / large gas-guzzling automobiles / energy facilities / energy technology / recyclable energy / water pollution prevention equipment / air purification devices / manufacturing plants / vibration control devices / sewage treatment equipment / energy devices / energy / energy-saving measures / /
Organization
New Energy and Industrial Technology Development Organization / Ministry of Finance In addition to / Agency for Natural Resources and Energy / Obama administration / Trial Committee on Emissions Trading / U.S. government / Global Water Recycle System Association / Japan Society of Industrial Machinery Manufacturers / Japan External Trade Organization / Japan Federation of Economic Organizations / Ministry of Economy / Trade and Industry / /
Person
Hiroyuki Nitta / Taro Aso / /
Position
Prime Minister / /
ProvinceOrState
New Mexico / /
Region
South Korea / East Asia / /
Technology
globally renowned technology / energy-related technology / environment-related technology / alternative energy technology / energy technology / 2008 technology / energy-related technologies / technology of Japanese businesses / /
Japan: Public and private sectors join hands to explore business opportunities in the eco-market Hiroyuki Nitta, North America Division The Japanese version of the “Green New Deal.” In order to bail itself out of the