Next-generation renewable energy social technology implementation promotion project operator selection

In order to achieve zero emissions by 2050, Tokyo has set a new goal of reducing greenhouse gas emissions by more than 60% by 2035 compared to 2000 levels, with an eye toward the 2030 Carbon Half target and beyond, and is working to expand the introduction of renewable energy.
We are pleased to announce that we have decided to select two projects from the four that applied, after publicly soliciting applications from businesses that are pioneering the social implementation of next-generation renewable energy power generation technologies.
1 Business overview
We will support demonstration projects in Tokyo with the aim of quickly implementing next-generation renewable energy power generation technologies in society.
Specifically, we will support efforts aimed at resolving issues in social implementation, such as efforts to improve power generation efficiency, mass production technology, and performance such as durability.
2 Selection results
The applications were reviewed based on the level of understanding of the business, business content, and future potential, and two projects were selected.
- Salinity Difference Power Generation: 1 case
- Microbial power generation: 1 case
*For details of the project, please refer to the attached sheet (PDF:713KB).
3 Project period
From the selection of the grant recipient project until March 31, 2028
This project is an initiative to promote the “Tokyo 2050 Strategy.”
Strategy 20: Zero Emissions “Making Renewable Energy the Core Energy Source”


| Contact: (Summary of the grant program) Climate Change Department, Planning Division, Environment Bureau Phone: 03-5000-7505 (General Grant Programs) Deloitte Tohmatsu Consulting LLC Email: tokyo_nextgen_energy(at)tohmatsu.co.jp *The email address has been changed to prevent spam. Please replace (at) with @ when using this email address. (Subsidy application procedures) Tokyo Metropolitan Environmental Public Corporation, Tokyo Metropolitan Government Global Warming Prevention Activities Promotion Center (Cool Net Tokyo) Phone: 03-6258-5313 |
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