2016
The largest regional exhibition which is specializing for the renewable energy industries.
The largest scale event ever!

2016

Variety of events that lead directly to industry-academia-government collaboration and business● Examples of advanced technologies from companies and research institutes in Japan and overseas◆ Seminars● Introduction of the latest trends in the renewable energy industry by renowned lecturers◆ Matching support- NEXT STAGE -● Manufacturers’ trade exchange ● Exhibitor’s presentation● Fukushima Renewable Energy Institute (FREA)

National Institute of Advanced Industrial Science and Technology (AIST)◆ Field trip

● Fukushima Airport Solar Park (Exhibition and evaluation of 30 panels and stands by 10 countries/regions)

Report of the 4th Renewable
Energy Industrial Fair 2015

176 companies/groups in 282 booths
1st year: 134 companies/groups in 217 booths, 2nd year: 153 companies/groups in 262 booths,
3rd year: 170 companies/groups in 285 booths

Total: 6,369 people 1st year: 4,149, 2nd year: 5,590, 3rd year: 6,080
Fields of interest (multiple answers allowed)
Other 5.0%

“Monozukuri” manufacturing 2.1%
Batteries, EMS 7.2%

Solar energy, solar heat
22.6%

Schools, municipalities,
support organizations
9.7%
Composite 11.3%

Hydropower, biomass
14.8%

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Wind power
13.7%

Geothermal energy,
Ground source heat energy,
energy conservation 13.6%

Purposes of visiting (multiple answers allowed)
Other 4.3%
Education, training or field trip
10.0%
To seek new business
relationships 12.9%
Interested in events(seminars) 17.6%

Not satisfied 2.6%
To learn aboutindustry trends(to gather information)
34.4%

Not satisfied at all 0.4%

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Neutral 14.7%

Very satisfied
30.7%

5th

Moderately satisfied
51.6%

Existing businesswith exhibitors
20.8%

11,705

2016

66.5 cases per group* Total number of business cards exchanged, requests for information materials, provisional agreements
made, quotes requested, and appointments for meetings

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Fukushima is working toward new industrial clusters.
● November 19 (Sat): Robot Festa Fukushima 2016

● November 25 (Fri) to 26 (Sat): Medical Creation Fukushima 2016

Sponsors: Reconstruction Agency; Ministry of Foreign Affairs; Ministry of Education, Culture, Sports, Science and Technology; Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry; Ministry of Agriculture, Forestry and Fisheries; Ministry of the Environment;
National Institute of Advanced Industrial Science and Technology; Japan Science and Technology Agency, New Energy and Industrial Technology Development Organization; Japan External Trade Organization; Organization for Small &Medium Enterprises and Regional Innovation Tohoku; Japan Finance Corporation, Fukushima Branch; National Association of Trade Promotion for Small and Medium Enterprises; Energy Conservation Center, Japan; New Energy Foundation;
Japan Wind Power Association; Japan Photovoltaic Energy Association; Photovoltaic Power Generation Technology Research Association; Japan Electrical Construction Association; Japan Prefabricated Construction Suppliers & Manufacturers
Association; Tohoku Economic Federation; Fukushima Association of City Mayors; Fukushima Association of Towns & Villages; Citizens Conference on Eco-friendly Fukushima; Fukushima Association of Invention and Innovation; Koriyama Area
Technopolis Promotion Organization; Koriyama Convention Bureau; Intelligent Cosmos Research Institute; Fukushima Electronic Industries Association; Fukushima Chamber of Commerce and Industry Federation; Fukushima Federation ofSocieties of Commerce and Industry; Fukushima Federation of Small Business Association; Fukushima Association of Small Business Entrepreneurs; Fukushima Employers’ Association; Credit Guarantee Corporation of Fukushima; Fukushima
Bankers Association; Industry Association of Fukushima; Fukushima University; Aizu University; College of Engineering, Nihon University; Iwaki Meisei University; Fukushima National College of Technology; Nikkei Inc., Fukushima Branch Office;Nikkan Kogyo Shimbun, Fukushima Branch Office; Fukushima Minpo; Fukushima Minyu Shimbun; Fukushima Telecasting; Fukushima Central Television; Fukushima Broadcasting; TV-U Fukushima

Hokkaido
PVG Solutions /Kitaba Grand
Planning

Proinso Weedsdom Radiant
Japan
Japan

Opening seminar“Let’s start the future of renewable energy from Fukushima”

FREA Renewable Energy Seminar“For Fukushima to become a pioneer in renewable energy”

Moderator* FREA is an acronym for the Fukushima Renewable Energy Institute, AIST.

Yasuhiro Hattori
President of the Fukushima Prefecture Renewable Energy Industry Promotion Conference

1. “Current status and future of FREA”
Yoshiro Owadano

Kazuhisa Adachi

Director-General of the Fukushima Renewable Energy InstituteNational Institute of Advanced Industrial Science and Technology (AIST)

KMR“Promoting renewable energy in Fukushima”
Secretary and Deputy Manager at the Fukushima Renewable Energy Industry Promotion Division“Japan’s policy for renewable energy promotion and Fukushima newenergy communities initiative”

MinorsJapan
AblyTek

3. “Trends in research & development of perovskite solar cells”
Yuji Yoshida
Deputy Director of the Research Center for Photovoltaics
National Institute of Advanced Industrial Science and Technology (AIST)

Yukito Watanabe
Manager of the Business Development Dept. at JR-EAST Energy Development Co., Ltd.

4. “Development of an ultrahigh-resolution offshore wind atlas for
expanding the development of offshore wind power”“Smart power strips from Fukushima and our efforts to visualize power
consumption with the technology”

Susumu Shimada
Researcher at the Wind Power Team
Renewable Energy Research Center
National Institute of Advanced Industrial Science and Technology (AIST)

Masayuki Hisada

Reception

President and CEO of Aizu Laboratory, Inc.

5. “Overview and future development of the Smart System Research
Facility”

REIF Keynote Speech“Think about the future of Fukushima: Renewableenergy and population issues”

Entrance
Exit

Director at the Renewable Energy Research Center
National Institute of Advanced Industrial Science and Technology (AIST)“Together with local communities: JR-EAST Energy Development’s
renewable energy project”

Kinya SakanishiActing Director-General of the Fukushima Renewable Energy Institute and Manager of theDistributed Power Supply Facility Operation Dept.
National Institute of Advanced Industrial Science and Technology (AIST)

Mr. Hiroya Masuda, who served as Chairman of the Working Group on
Population Decline at the Japan Policy Council, will talk about the futureof Fukushima, focusing on renewable energy and population issues.

Opening areaJapan
C&F Green
EcoEnergy Ground
Water
Systems Development WinPower Energy Japan Fukushima Offshore Wind Consortium

Fukushima
Computer
SystemShutechShigeru Niki

Manager of the Policy Planning Div. in the Energy Conservation and Renewable Energy Dept. at
the Agency for Natural Resources and Energy

Hirohide Furutani

Visiting Professor of the Graduate School of Public Policy at the Universityof Tokyo

Deputy Director at the Renewable Energy Research Center
National Institute of Advanced Industrial Science and Technology (AIST)

10:30

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6. “The latest topics about hydrogen energy technology”

Hiroya Masuda

14:00

Convention Hall A (1F)

Seminars for international economic exchange (Part I)

REIF Special Lecture“A trump card in renewal: Geothermal energy will save Japan!”*Simultaneous interpretation available

1. “Collaboration between NRW, Germany and Fukushima in the field of
renewable energy”

Entrance truss
arch sign“Fukushima is pursuing collaboration with NRW, Germany”

Mr. Jin Mayama, author of the NHK Saturday TV drama Hagetaka, will
confront Japan’s energy issues head-on.
The business novel writer will examine the possibility of geothermal
power generation, a clean energy that will change our future.

Kazufumi Yoshida

Jin Mayama, novelist

Industry Creation Section Manager
Commerce, Industry & Labour Dept. of Fukushima Prefecture“Entrade’s technology and its joint project with Fujita construction Industry”

14:50 15:40

Julien UhligⒸBungeishunju Ltd. All Rights Reserved.

Convention Hall A (1F)

Seminar for international economic exchange (Part II)*Simultaneous interpretation available

CEO of Entrade Energiesysteme AG

1. “Denmark’s challenge to 100% renewable energy: Focusing on
approaches to heat supply using biomass”

2. “Presentations by NRW, Germany”“An energy shift and a power-to-gas project in NRW, Germany”“Introduction of eight exhibitors from an advanced region, NRW, Germany”

Japan Oil,
Okuaizu Geothermal /Fukushima
Gas and Metals
National Corporation Fukushima Geothermal Project Chika Kaihatsu

ZeneralHeatpump
Industry
Nissyo Techno
FujikinToppan Forms

2. “Issues in introduction of renewable energy in large amounts and FREA’s
research strategy”

Tetsushi Yoshikawa

Cross Area Kankyo System Hodogaya
YamanoSystemAgrotech
Mirai
Industry
Hasegawa Kankyo Netsugaku /Wind Power System

Shintoshin Agency /Mitsui Sumitomo
Insurance

Hitachi Zosen
LiberalSolution
Ariga Group Corona

Three B
Systems

Kaiji
Japan Small Hydropower / Nippon
Kyokai
CINK Hydro-Energy k.s.
(ClassNK)

CEM
Kyowa
Engineering HS ElectricConsultants
MeiseiElectric

Clean Energy
Innovation
Association

Fukushima
Regional
Reconstruction
Housing
PromotionCouncilJapan Flow
Controls

Sasaki Energy(Sasaki Shoten)

Ribing-kan

Fukushima
Sanken / Sanken
Electric

Toune Seisakusho /Natures Plan
(Specified NPO)

JASCO
International

Fukushima Mirai
Kenkyukai/Shinobuyama
Fukushima
Denryoku /Japan
Renewable Energy

TohokuBureau of
Economy,Trade andIndustry

Tohoku Bureau of
Economy, Tradeand Industry /Fukushima Center
For Industrial
Promotion

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Cubic

EcolifeInternational
NextEnergy & Resources
Excel
OMRON
Software
Brain
Hozen
Eurus Energy Holdings Kankyo
Service

Asahi
DenshiEco Power
AikawaEngineering

Isahaya Fukushima LivingSolar
Kodensya Electronics
TsushoSmart House
Sanyo Toonokousan
Trading
Electrical
Oyamada Watarai
Construction /Engineering Niko Engineering

Green Energy SekisuiPartners Chemical
Nakazawa
Foundry / Inada
Manufacture

Aoshima
Gear Mfg.
Chikusui Canycom

Maruwaseiko

Itoh Denki

Ryoko
NCH
Needs
Kiko Network
Yuki

Aytec

Petroleum
Associationof JapanKamo Chamberof Commerceand Industry

Spanner

JCW R+D

SAISEI

Apollo Gas

Fuji Electric
Nippon Kenso Kogyo
Iris Ohyama
Freight
Farms
Chiyoda Trading

Photovoltaics
Inspection
Association

YukitaElectric Wire

Shirasaki
Corporation

Okuji Kensan

Sanko Techno

Splaning
Hergo
Japan

FEP /
Toshiba IT & Control Systems /ACDC

Furukawa Battery
NEC Fukushima
Fukushima Midori Anzen /Energia

Mitsubishi Electric
Organization
Fukushima
for Iwaki
Battery Valley Renewable
EnergyPromotion
Kraftwerk

Association

Looop

Solar Post

Kobayashi

Pavilion of North Rhine-Westphalia (Germany)
Toho Bank Daito Bank West Energy
SolutionJapan
Finance
Miyagi Advanced

Toei Scientific Electronic andIndustrial Machinery Industries

Japan Science andTechnology Agency (JST)Central Region
Agricultural
ResearchCenter, NARO
Nihon University Fukushima Future Forestry and Forest
Business,
Center for Regional Products Research
Research andRevitalization, Institute / Forestry
Intellectual
Fukushima
Promotion Division,
Property Center
University
Fukushima Pref.

Ebara Environmental
Plant

Sanno

Flanders
Investment &TradeRoyal Danish Embassyin Japan
Fukushima
Technology
CentreJapan Patent Fukushima
Attorneys Association of
Association Invention andTohoku Branch Innovation
Koriyama Area Ota City Industrial
Technopolis
Promotion
Promotion
Organization
Organization

Iwaki Cooperative Support
Networks Association

Free Drink
CornerOhno
Bellows Ind. Sony Energy Devices

Presentation site (52 seats)

Toshiba

Panasonic GroupNTT
Facilities

SunpotIHI Group

Hitachi Group
Kitashiba Electric

Kernel System /Tomiyasu Nippon Climatec

Ecosystem NTT Rental EngineeringJapan

YurtecIwadenkikouji

Tohoku Electrical
Tosei EB Safety
Inspection
Tohoku Association

Sanshin Metal
Working

Nippon Koei
Rakuten

Laplace
Systems

Eco
Higashinihon

Life
Communications
WiZ College of National InstituteInternationalof Technology,
Information
Fukushima
Technology
College

Koriyama
Women's
University

Fukushima Renewable Energy
Institute, AIST

Tohoku Recyclable
Energy Association

Agency for Natural Resources andEnergy, METI / New Energy
Foundation

Renewable
EnergyConcierge

Fukushima Area Renewable Energy
Innovation Promotion Conference /Fukushima University / The
University of Aizu / College ofEngineering, Nihon University /Iwaki Meisei University

AsubitoFukushima Prefecture Fukushima
Bureau ofEnvironment,
Tokyo
Metropolitan
Government

Ibaraki Next

Fukushima Generation
City Hall Energy Park
Koriyama City

Shirakawa Area
Renewable Energy Sukagawa
Promotion
City
Conference /Shirakawa City

Industry-academia-government collaboration

Composite
Geothermal energy, under ground thermal energy, temperature difference

Related manufacturing industry, other

Energy conservation

Free Drink
Corner291

Hydrogen, batteries, smart energy, EMS, electric power
Hydropower, biomass
Wind power
Solar power

Provides opportunities for companies and groups in related industries to share technologies, informationand engage in business meetings, exchanges, and industry-academia-government collaboration.

Izumi Tanaka
Senior Commercial Officer, Energy and Environment at the Royal Danish Embassy

Dr. Frank-Michael Baumann

2. “Latest trend in renewable energy in Flanders, Belgium”

Representative of Energy Agency, NRW[Company introduction]
Entrade Energiesysteme / 2G Energy / Oeko-Zentrum NRW / GRENOL / Windtest
Grevenbroich* / Multicon* / KSW Bioenergie* / GKN Powder Metallurgy*
Companies marked with an asterisk (*) are first timers. Presentations will be given.

“Production of biogas from agricultural ecosystems and potential
utilization of fallow land"

Dirk De Ruyver Japan Representative at Flanders Investment & Trade

Jan Smis Dranco Project Manager at Organic Waste Systems NV

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10:30 Tohoku Bureau of Economy, Trade and Industry Invitation of ideas on energy utilization toward solving local issues

Kogakuin University /10:30 Japan Science and Technology Agency (JST)A matching planner program at Kogakuin University: Advancement in performance of photovoltaic lithium-ion-batteries

11:00 Sanyo Trading Co., Ltd.

Introduction of compact wood pellet gasification cogeneration systems

11:00 Isahaya Electronics Corporation

Introduction of renewable energy, disaster prevention, and the latest power supply systems

11:30 Spanner KK

Spanner compact wood biomass cogeneration: Introduction of examples from hotels to towns

Japan Small Hydropower Co., Ltd. /11:30 CINK Hydro-Energy, k.s.

Introduction of CINK’s crossflow turbines

12:00 Smart House

A window on the future of sunlight: Next-generation home automation (tentative)

12:00 Kyoei Corporation & SAISEI

Establishment of a small-scale, local-circulation-type biomass power system made in Fukushima

The University of Edinburgh &12:30 Kitashiba Electric Co., Ltd.

Efforts on lightweight permanent magnet generators for wind power generation

12:30 Chiyoda Trading Corporation

Repairing substrate/industrial devices, reducing water cost, pure water and waste water (tentative)

13:00 KMR Co., Ltd.

Connectors that provide power cable connection without crimp tools

13:00 Energia Inc.

Establishment of a new CEMS model by combining renewable energy with ICT & IoT

13:30 Eco-Energy Systems, Inc.

Efforts toward smart agriculture with agricultural underground heat utilization systems

Hasegawa Kankyo Netsugaku &13:30 Shizen Furyoku Hatsuden

Promotion of FIT business that best suits the local situation based on our experience

14:00 ABLYTEK Co., Ltd.

Still profitable at 24 yen! Advantages of agricultural solar sharing systems

14:00 Mitsubishi Electric

Proposal for introducing solar power generation equipment and self-consumption systems

14:30 Kodensya

Case study of measures against transformer excitation inrush current in actual systems

14:30 Freight Farms, Inc.

Urban oasis: Energy-saving urban agriculture from the US as a new trend

15:00 Yuki Corporation

Introduction of Lucia, LED tubes with HZ advanced reflectors

15:00 Shutech Co., Ltd.

Application of atmospheric pressure plasma treatment technology to the medical instrument manufacturing process

15:30 Photovoltaics Inspection Association

Solar power generation systems are entering the era of “after-FIT”

15:30 Kyowa Engineering Consultants Co., Ltd.

Prospects for community resources and micro hydraulic power generation

16:00 ClassNK

Significance of NK certification in small-sized wind power generation