The Low-Carbon Society in China What can Japan...
Transcript of The Low-Carbon Society in China What can Japan...
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.
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)
2.Transition of number of total houses and households(8 million vacant houses)
Source:1958~2008:Ministry of Public Management, Home Affairs, Posts and Telecommunications (MPHPT)2015~2030:National Institute of Population and Social Security Research
Saturation of artifacts in Japan
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および国連統計年鑑より
Saturation will come within 10 years in China
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Technology transfer can reduce emissionCement
Deep insight is key !
Energy efficiency improvement by 3 times is feasible.Investment for energy efficiency is win-win-win.
Energy Scenario and CO2
a) 19906.0G C-ton
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b) 2050 BAU case
c) Vision 2050
d) After 22nd Century
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Non- Fossil resources
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
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
industry
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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CO2
H2OChlorophyll
O2Sunlight
carbohydrateCO2
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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”