The Low-Carbon Society in China What can Japan...

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19 September 2010 NIKKEI Global Eco-Business Forum Hiroshi Komiyama Chairman of the Institute, Mitsubishi Research Institute, Inc., Japan President emeritus, University of Tokyo The Low-Carbon Society in China What can Japan do ?

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19 September 2010NIKKEI Global Eco-Business Forum

Hiroshi KomiyamaChairman of the Institute,Mitsubishi Research Institute, Inc., Japan

President emeritus, University of Tokyo

The Low-Carbon Society in China~What can Japan do ?~

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We need a concurrent approachto accelerate the process.

2050 will come soon.

2050 will be the crucial time ofthe human civilization, due to

the shrinking earth, aging societyand exploding knowledge .

Vision 2050

Improve energy efficiency by three times

Double the use of non-fossil energy

Establish recycling system of materials

to solve the crisis of global warming, environmentalIssues and natural resources depletion.

Vision 2050

Saturation of artifacts in developed countries

0.0113India0.0232China0.4941Germany0.5031France0.5131Britain0.45138USA0.4558Japan

No. of automobiles perpopulation

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Source:Japan Automobile Manufacturers Association,Ministry of Internal Affairs & Communications

1.The number of automobile ownership(2007)

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Source:1958~2008:Ministry of Public Management, Home Affairs, Posts and Telecommunications (MPHPT)2015~2030:National Institute of Population and Social Security Research

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Saturation will come within 10 years in China

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Deep insight is key !

Energy efficiency improvement by 3 times is feasible.Investment for energy efficiency is win-win-win.

Energy Scenario and CO2

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b) 2050 BAU case

c) Vision 2050

d) After 22nd Century

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Data: from “Vision 2050”

CO2 369 ppm

CO2 600 ppm

CO2 460 ppm

CO2 280 ppm

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22nd century will be bright!

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Growth is rights but efficiency is duties !

Compiled data created by The University of Tokyo

Challenge25 CampaignーTeam Komiyama’s proposal-

Daily life 12%

Making things 3%

Nuclear energy etc. 5%

Forest etc. 5%

CDM 5%

Making thingsDaily life

Home

Transportation

Office

Ⓒ Hiroshi Komiyama

Energy consumption by final use in Japan

Air-conditioner28%

Water heating30%

others24%

kitchen8%

Energy consumption in houses

エネルギー・経済統計要覧2009年版より

lighting10%

50%: air-conditioner 20%: lighting in offices

Water Heater

US (majority)

Tank storage 40%

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Heat-to-use 80%

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Heat-pump (ecocute)

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Fuel cell (enefarm)36% elec. + 50% hot water

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Technology innovation of Japan

Komiyama ecohouse: Yes, we can !

81% reduction in residential& transportation sectors

Solar panel : 3.6 kW

Heat-pump water heater

Insulation : K=1.6 W/m2K

New air-conditioner

Ⓒ 小宮山 宏

Hybrid car:22.6km/l

New refrigerator & lightings

present

東京屋形船案内http://www.t-yakata.com/tyh_dkship.htm

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環境省 図で見る環境白書 昭和57年http://www.env.go.jp/policy/hakusyo/zu/eav11/eav110000000000.html

Japan’s experience with Sumida river

present1950’s

Japan’s experience with Yokkaichi

Ⓒ Yokkaichi City

http://www.city.yokkaichi.mie.jp/kankyo/kogai.htm

Japan’s experience with Kitakyusyu

Source:Japan as a forerunner for addressing emerging problems in the world P27

Scenery with water in Tokyo

Source: Nikkei Inc.

Coexistence of economics andenvironment

Source: Nikkei Inc.Genkai nuclear power plant

Mt Fuji and Metropolis of Tokyo

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東京電力ホームページより作成http://www.tepco.co.jp/csr/report/download/2006/015-j.pdf)http://www.tepco.co.jp/custom/LapLearn/mission/env_02-j.html)

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火力発電所からの硫黄酸化物排出原単位の国際比較

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Data Source: Tokyo Electric Power Company, web-siteSOx (kg/kwh)

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21 Innovative technologies in Japan

③CCS (Carbon dioxide Captureand Storage)④innovative Photovoltaicpower generation⑤progressive nuclear powergeneration

①high-efficient LNG thermalpower generation②high-efficient coal-burningpower generation

⑥superconductive high-efficient transmission

⑲high-powered electric storage ⑳power electronics21hydrogen production・transportation・storage ③CCS

Cross-function

⑬zero-emission house & building ⑭high-efficient lighting⑮fixed fuel cell ⑯super high efficient heat pump⑰energy-saving information instrument・system ⑱HEMS/BEMS

Public welfare

⑪innovative technology of material・production・processing⑫innovative process of iron manufacture

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⑦ITS ⑧fuel-cell vehicle ⑨plug-in highbred vehicle・electricvehicle⑩biomass

Transportation

Low-carbonHigh-efficiencyPowergeneration&transmission

Source: Cool Earth, Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry

Rates of water leaks

Tokyo 3.1%

Los Angeles 9%

Moscow 10%

Cairo 20%

London 26.5%

Bangkok 33%

Mexico 35%

Technology to prevent water leaksTechnology to prevent water leaks

Strong point of Japan in technology about water business

Filtration Membrane(RO/NF)Share of Japanese companiesFiltration Membrane(RO/NF)Share of Japanese companies

Dow Chemical39.1%

日東電工/Hydranautics

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東レ 16.2%

東洋紡 5.3%

WoongjinChemical

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その他 9.0% (金額ベース 2008年度)

出所:(株)富士経済報告書「2009年版水資源関連市場の現状と将来展望」

Filtration membrane: Japanese companies account for 50% in the world.Preventing water leaks: Japanese technology is the best in the world.

Source: Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry

Source: Bureau of Waterworks Tokyo Metropolitan Government

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Paradigm in 21st century

20thCentury

Infinite earth

Shrinking earth

21stCentury

Aging society

•Climate change•Depleting resource•Pollution•Food, water

•Longevity•Small birth rate•Saturating demand•Pension•Medicine•Care•Work sharing•Barrier free …

•Financial crisis•Pandemic …

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Exploding knowledge

Source:Japan as a forerunner for addressing emerging problems in the world P134

Age65~Age65~

Age15~64Age15~64

~age14~age14

Year2005 127millionYear2055 89million

National census 2005, Ministry of Internal Affairs and Communications

Shrinking earth

Aging society

Eco houseEco applianceEco carSolar panelWind mill

Barrier free buildingHealth monitoringSafe mobilitySenses supporting

Green & silver & golden growth

Exploding knowledge

Structuring knowledgeStructured knowledge- baseEducationLifelong learningValue creation

Ⓒ Hiroshi Komiyama

Expo 2010 shanghai china

Chinese pavilion

Japanese pavilionSource: the official Website of Expo 2010 Shanghai China

Mascot ”Haibao”

Our relationship between China andJapan has started long ago, sincea Japanese envoy was sent toChina in the Tang Dynasty.

China is not only a country with bigmarket, but has been and willalways be an old and dear friend toJapan.

Thank you!