B20 Tokyo Summit
andEnergy & Environment
G20 Energy Transitions Working Groupand Environment Senior Officials Meeting
February 12, 2019
KeidanrenToday’s Contents

1. About B20 Tokyo Summit
2. About “Society 5.0 for SDGs”
3. About Key Agenda of the B20
Summit Policy Recommendations (TBD)
4. About B20’s views on Energy &Environment (including Keidanren’sInitiatives)
1About B20 Tokyo Summit
1. When：March 14th (Thu) – 15th (Fri), 2019
2. Where：Keidanren Kaikan (H.Q.), Tokyo

3. What：”Realizing Society 5.0 for SDGs”(Overarching Theme)

4. Who：Executives of B20 Member Federations andInternational Organizations

5. How：Full Open to Media

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About Society 5.0

Society 5.0
Digital Transformation
Problem Solving

×Imagination & Creativityof diverse people

Value Creation
3Society 5.0 for SDGs

Society 5.0
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.

Cities and Regions
EnergyDisaster Prevention
Healthcare
Agriculture and Food
Logistics
Manufacturing andServices
8. Finance
9. Public Services
Source:http://www.unic.or.jp/activities/economic_social_development/sustainable_development/
2030agenda/sdgs_logo/4Outline of the B20 Tokyo Summit
Joint Recommendations (TBD)
I.

Basic Recognition of the World Economy
and Our Vision of a Future Society

II. Policy recommendations to realise Society
5.0 for the SDGs
1. Digital Transformation for All
2. Trade and Investment for All

3. Energy and Environment for All
4. Quality Infrastructure for All
5. Health for All
6. Integrity for All
7. Future Work for All

III. Businesses for All
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Basic Concept: Innovation is the Key
 To realize the virtuous cycle: economic growthand huge emissions reduction, we should focus on
innovation!
Energy Demand Side＝CO2Emission

Energy Supply Side

Energy Efficiency

Carbon Intensity to Energy

EnergyConsumption
GDPCO2 emission
EnergyConsumption

×× GDP

Research and develop innovative technologies
and disseminate them worldwide!
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About Global Value Chain (GVC)
Avoided Emissions through GVC

GVC Concept Book by Keidanren

Example from Automobile

Contents
1. The idea and significance of
avoided emissions throughthe GVC.
2. Case studies of various
industries and companies“visualizing” the avoided
emissions*1*2 achieved
through a variety ofproducts and services.

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Keidanren’s Commitment toa Low Carbon Society Businessplays industries
a keyandrolein set
realizing“Energy and1. Participatingcompanies
their own targets.
Environment
All“of 4 pillars (shown bellow).
2. The planfor
consists
 Keidanren
has beenpracticing
our I (towardproactiveinitiative
3. 60 industries
made theirplans for the Phase2020) andfor
the Phase
II (toward 2030). to a Low Carbon Society""Keidanren'sCommitment
Phase Ⅰ

60 industries
participate

toward 2020

Phase Ⅱ
toward 2030

1stPillar

Emission Reduction from Domestic Business Operation

2ndPillar
3rd
PillarContribution
through
Reduction fromlowcarbonBusinessproducts
DomesticOperations
International
Contribution

4thPillar

Development ofInnovative Technology

Targets for 2020

Targets for 2030

Enhance efforts

Conventional climate
protection measures
mainly focuses on thisfield.

Reducing GHG
emissions

Enhance efforts
Enhance efforts

on a global scale

Both an internationalframework andconventional domestic
measures do not coverenough these fields.

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Towards 2050 and Beyond“Actions by the Business Community on
Long-term Global Warming Countermeasures up to 2050”
Presented by Keidanren

More than 250 companies
and organizations are in!

See Our Web Page!
http://www.keidanren.or.jp/en/
policy/2019/001.html

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Thank you for your attention!