Heiwa Hasegawa
Sekretariatsleiter Sekretariat der Japanisch-Deutschen Energiepartnerschaft in Japan
+81-(0)3-5276-8823 hhasegawa@dihkj.or.jp
About the Exhibition
"World Smart Energy Week" is a world's leading exhibition for renewable energy in Japan. Renewable energies are expected to play a greater role in achieving carbon neutrality by 2050. World Smart Energy Week gathers a full range of renewable energy technologies from most energy sectors. It is an important platform for accelerating energy business, attracting experts and companies from all over the world.
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Registration closed
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Wednesday, March 15th - 17th, 2023 | 10:00 - 17:00 (JST)
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Tokyo Big Sight
German Wind Booth
Booth: East Hall 5, 43-1
Offshore wind power, which can be introduced in large volumes, is expected to expand significantly in Japan, which aims to become carbon neutral by 2050. Germany, which aims to be carbon neutral by 2045, is also planning to expand offshore wind power generation. The further development of the offshore wind sector is essential for both Germany and Japan, not only to address climate change, but also to overcome recent energy security issues.
In order to promote economic exchange between Germany and Japan of the offshore wind sector, the German Chamber of Commerce and Industry in Japan (AHK Japan) is organising the "German Wind Booth" at the WIND EXPO, which is included in the World Smart Energy Week. You will find an overview of the participating companies and institutions blow.
Exhibiting Companies and Institutions
Secretariat of the Japanese German Energy Partnership in Japan
The Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry (METI) and the German Federal Ministry for Economic Affairs and Climate Action (BMWK) signed a Declaration of Cooperation for establishing a German-Japanese energy partnership in 2019 with the aim of strengthening the cooperation on energy transition.
The secretariat supports high-level and multi-stakeholder dialogue on energy policy and technology including the exchange of best practices and lessons learned to strengthen future innovative energy. Fields of interests are renewables, energy efficiency, hydrogen and more.
Contact
Heiwa Hasegawa
Head of Secretariat of the Japanese German Energy Partnership in Japan
German Chamber of Commerce and Industry in Japan (AHK Japan)
+81 (0)3 5276 8823
hhasegawa@dihkj.or.jp
energy & meteo systems / emsys VPP
energy & meteo systems and emsys VPP provide digital services for an efficient integration of renewable energies into power grids and markets.
energy & meteo systems is an internationally leading provider of solar and wind power forecasts. On a global scale we supply predictions for more than 480 GW of installed solar and wind power capacity for IPPs, power traders, aggregators, utilities and grid operators on all continents.
emsys VPP, a spin-off of energy & meteo systems, is the market-leading provider of a Virtual Power Plant. Our Software-as-a-Service solution is used by aggregators, grid operators and other market participants to digitally connect renewable energy plants and other assets to monitor, predict, remote-control and trade in real-time their combined power production on short-term markets.
Contact
Ulrich Kaltenbach
Director International Sales, International Business Development
ulrich.kaltenbach@energymeteo.de
German Offshore-Wind Initiative (GOI)
The German Offshore-Wind Initiative (GOI) is funded by the German Federal Ministry for Economic Affairs and Climate Action (BMWK) and is co-executed/operated by two private non-profit organizations, the World Forum Offshore Wind and the Foundation Offshore-Wind Energy.
This new project will support German companies to enter the Japanese offshore wind market in concrete ways, including participation in the exhibitions or networking.
Contact
Sayuri Watanabe
Japan Representative
info@germanoffshorewind.org
Herrenknecht AG
Herrenknecht is the leading provider of technical solutions in mechanized tunnelling, based on the experience of 5,700 projects.
Herrenknecht delivers tunnel boring machines from 0.10 to 19m in diameters, in all geologies and application - utility, pipelines, hydropower, traffic, mining and exploration. Among others, the Herrenknecht Offshore Foundation Drilling (OFD@) was developed to meet the increasing demand of mechanized installation of offshore piles.
Contact
Huiling Stiefel
RegionaI Marketing Manager Asia Pacific, Group Marketing + Corporate Communications
stiefe.huiling@herrenknecht.de
Liebherr MCCtec Rostock GmbH
Liebherr Maritime Cranes is part of the Liebherr Group and provides an extensive range of port equipment, ship cranes, offshore cranes, digital solutions and consulting. The diverse portfolio of port equipment offers optimal solutions for the handling of all types of cargo in ports and terminals worldwide. Ship- and Offshore cranes in a wide selection of sizes and featuring innovative rope and cylinder luffing gear options offer tailor-made solutions for cargo shipping and offshore industry.
Contact
Roman Chopyk
Sales Manager
Roman.Chopyk@liebherr.com
RWE Renewables Japan G.K.
Our energy for a sustainable life: RWE is leading the way to green energy world, and will expand its green generation capacity to 50 GW by 2030, investing €50 billion gross for this purpose in this decade. RWE has locations in Europe, North America and the Asia-Pacific region, employs around 19,000 people worldwide and has a clear target: to get to net zero by 2040. In 2019, RWE Renewables opened its Tokyo office. RWE aims to leverage its global capabilities and expertise to develop, build and operate large scale offshore wind farms in Japan – together with its Japanese partners.
Contact
Tom Walsh
Head of Offshore Development – Japan
t.walsh@rwe.com
Sabik Offshore
Sabik Offshore is the world’s foremost specialist supplier of marking systems for offshore windfarms. With 73 projects throughout 12 countries, and over 4000 turbines our lights protect a combined 26GW of offshore power generation facilities.
Our lineup includes marine aids to navigation, digital marking (AIS), safety and work lights, ID marker and boat landing lights, SAR lights, helicopter corridor lights, fog warning systems and aviation obstruction lights. We provide fully integrated systems, including all system control hardware plus monitoring (SCADA) software.
Sabik Offshore is a policy committee member of the International Association of Lighthouse Authorities (IALA), a member of the Japan Wind Power Association (JWPA) as well as many other industry bodies.
Contact
Jeremy Sanderson
Japan Representative, Asia Business Development Team
+81 (0)3 6810 7750
js@sabik-offshore.com
Organizer
German Chamber of Commerce and Industry in Japan (AHK Japan)
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