Towards the harmonization of the increasingly active sub-seabed CCS and marine environmental conservation!
Our company will hold a seminar on "Current Status and Future Directions of the Review of the System for Subsea CCS." In Japan, the Marine Pollution Prevention Act stipulates a system for permits by the Minister of the Environment, environmental impact assessments by operators, and monitoring of the marine environment. In this presentation, we will discuss the ongoing considerations to ensure that subsea CCS, which is expected to become more active in the future, is implemented appropriately and swiftly in harmony with the conservation of the marine environment, and we will provide detailed explanations of these initiatives. 【Seminar Details】 ■ Date and Time: February 16, 2024 (Friday) from 9:30 AM to 11:30 AM (Doors open at 9:00 AM) ■ Venue: JPI Conference Square ■ Address: 5-2-32 Minamiazabu, Minato-ku, Tokyo, Kowa Hiroo Building ■ Participation Method: In-person, live streaming, archived streaming ■ Speaker: Mitsuhiro Oi, Director of the Marine Environment Division, Water and Air Quality Bureau, Ministry of the Environment *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.
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【Lecture Items】 ■Overview of the current system for seabed CCS ■Examination status of the Ministry of the Environment regarding seabed CCS ■Future directions ■Related Q&A ■Business card and information exchange meeting *For more details, please refer to the PDF materials or feel free to contact us.
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JPI Corporation (Japan Planning Institute) has been providing valuable information for executives and senior management involved in the execution of national policies and national projects, supporting the dissemination of knowledge as a 'bridge of wisdom' between 'politics,' 'government,' and 'the public' in a limited-participant, real seminar format for half a century, aiming to create national knowledge.
