E-Book 'Transition from Low Carbonization by Natural Gas to a Carbon Neutral Society' Published
The Japan Gas Association has released a 20-page e-book for business professionals, detailing the industry's roadmap from using natural gas for low carbonization to achieving carbon neutrality with e-methane.
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The Japan Gas Association has recently published an e-book titled 'Transition from Low Carbonization by Natural Gas to a Carbon Neutral Society' on its website.
This publication is primarily aimed at providing business professionals with a series of stories introducing the city gas industry's efforts to achieve future carbon neutrality using e-methane and other technologies, starting from current low carbonization efforts using natural gas.
[You can view it here]
https://www.gas.or.jp/carbonneutral/#page=1
■ Image of the E-Book
(Cover Image)
(Expert Interview | Dr. Keigo Akimoto, Research Institute of Innovative Technology for the Earth (RITE))
■ Structure of the E-Book (20 pages in total)
Page Number | Content
2-3 | Table of Contents and Content Summary
4-5 | Expert Interview | Dr. Keigo Akimoto, Research Institute of Innovative Technology for the Earth (RITE)
* Discusses topics such as natural gas, e-methane, and biogas.
This publication is primarily aimed at providing business professionals with a series of stories introducing the city gas industry's efforts to achieve future carbon neutrality using e-methane and other technologies, starting from current low carbonization efforts using natural gas.
[You can view it here]
https://www.gas.or.jp/carbonneutral/#page=1
■ Image of the E-Book
(Cover Image)
(Expert Interview | Dr. Keigo Akimoto, Research Institute of Innovative Technology for the Earth (RITE))
■ Structure of the E-Book (20 pages in total)
Page Number | Content
2-3 | Table of Contents and Content Summary
4-5 | Expert Interview | Dr. Keigo Akimoto, Research Institute of Innovative Technology for the Earth (RITE)
* Discusses topics such as natural gas, e-methane, and biogas.