Energy Transition in the Post-FIT Era: Shift Toward PPAs and Emission Trading

As Japan moves away from the feed-in-tariff (FIT) subsidy scheme, corporate power purchase agreements (PPAs) have emerged as a key mechanism for supporting new renewable development and advancing decarbonization of the power system.

The upcoming Green Transformation Emissions Trading Scheme (GX-ETS) is expected to add an additional incentive across industries, further supporting the country’s energy transition. This roundtable brings together renewable project developers, power traders, and industry experts to discuss:

• The evolution of Japan’s power market
• How PPAs and the Green Transformation Emissions Trading Scheme (GX-ETS) are reshaping the industry
• The implications of these developments for developers and market participants

Speakers may cover key aspects of Japan's energy transition, including the policy landscape, renewable energy project development, investment opportunities, and financing strategies like PPAs and green bonds. They will also share insights into successful deals and partnerships that are driving large-scale clean energy adoption in Japan. The session aims to foster open dialogue, share practical insights, and strengthen collaboration across the energy ecosystem.

Intervenant(s)

Anton KJOELBYCommercial Officer, Energy, Royal Danish Embassy Japan

Nicklas MøllerDirector of Business Development, Voltaiyo KK (Former Country Manager of Obton Japan GK)

Daisaku CHABATAHead of Sustainable Investment Banking Japan, Crédit Agricole Corporate and Investment Bank

Tsuyoshi YAMADAOrigination and Business Development manager, Japan, InCommodities

Nicolas VIERGEFounder and Principal, Carbon 50

Keishi NUKINACEO and Head of Japan Energy Hub, Enehub Co.

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