07

LNG 50th

Tokyo Gas continues
to grow as “Energy Frontier”
The Tokyo Gas Group has been constantly supplying gas and pursuing exhaustive initiatives for about 130
years to support economic development and customers’ fulfilling lifestyles and to create its corporate value.
We regard this deregulation as an opportunity to propose and supply optimal energy systems as a set,including both electric power and gas. By continuing to implement our process of non-linear reforms(business changes unprecedented in its boldness and fundamental reform of our organizational structure),and by advancing our unique “GPS×G” (Gas & Power + Service × Global) management plan for creating newvalue by specifying concrete initiatives with regard to what we can do as a company, we will continue
working to ensure further advancements and breakthroughs for the Tokyo Gas Group into the 2020s.
Gas sales volume (billion m3 )Electric power sales volume (billion kWh)

* The numbers of gas customers and gas sales volumes are non-consolidated-based up to fiscal 2002 and consolidated-based from fiscal 2003.
* The gas sales volume for fiscal 2011 and later includes the volume used in-house under tolling arrangement and the LNG sales volume.

Era of coal and oil

Era of LNG
1973First oil crisis

1973

Negishi LNG
Terminal starts
operation

1941-45
PacificWar

1979
Second oil crisis

Sodegaura LNG
Terminal starts
operation

1966
1923
Great Kanto
Earthquake

6,053

36,451

Tokyo Gas
established

1885

1950

1885~ Chapter 1
Period of establishment ofthe city gas businessBusiness commenced with gas lamps
Spread of city gas for households

1980

1969

1945~ Chapter 2
Period of reconstruction fromwar devastation

Became the firstto introduce
LNG to JapanBusiness reconstruction after catastrophic
damage in the Pacific War
Expanded use of city gas for households inline with post-war reconstruction andeconomic growth

1969~ Chapter 1
Period of domestic business growth
Construction of LNG terminals and pipeline networks
contributed to Japan’s rapid economic growth.
Seventeen years of efforts to change the calorific value finishedfor 5.5 million customers in the Greater Tokyo area.

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1970

1971

1981

GasusageGas lamp

Gas KamadoovenGas heater

Automatic gas
rice cooker

Kuramae Kokugikan The old Shinjuku District
First natural gas
Heating and CoolingFirst gas heating andcogeneration system
Centercooling system

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Procurementof shale gas
commenced
2011
Great East Japan
Earthquake

2010

2016

Hitachi LNG Terminalstarts operation

Ohgishima Power
Co., Ltd.

For thenext 50years
Tokyo Gas will find business
opportunities from environmental
changes and make a variety ofattempts to create new value.

(billion m3 )

20

2019

2008

Moka Power
Station scheduled
to start operation

Kawasaki NaturalGas Power
Generation Co., Ltd.

19.9

2006

(billion kWh)Tokyo Gas Yokosuka
Power Co., Ltd.

15

2003
Tokyo GasBay Power
Co., Ltd.

1998

15.5

Power plant coming
into operation

Ohgishima LNG
Terminal starts
operation

10

1992

11,818

Capitalparticipation in Gas
Malaysia Bhd.

11,946

10,739Number ofcustomers(thousand)

8,872
2.8

64,055

7,373

58,574

Length ofpipeline
network(km)

47,90841,949

1.6

Tokyo Gas’ power
generation capacity(million kW)

5

2.40

1.1

1.77

Number of retailcustomers (million)

1.13
0.67
0.1

1990

02000

2010

2018

2000~ Chapter 2
Period of jumping beyond the conventional framework
District heating and cooling andcogeneration systems came intobeing. Gas applications expandedfrom households to business andindustrial purposes.

2002

Gas built-in cookstove

2003

Power plant

Efforts to evolve into a global integrated energy company
Launch of electricity business after market deregulation (and launchof electricity retail business in 2016)
Advance utilization of natural gas with an eye towards a future
low-carbon society
2003

2009

Hydrogen fillingstation

Residential fuel cell
“ENE-FARM”

2016

Toyosu Smart Energy
Center2019
PlannedLNG
50th Anniversary