Financing Programme for JCM Model Projects

and JCM Global Match
February 16, 2024

Global Environment Centre Foundation (GEC)Agenda

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• JCM Financing Programme
Overview• Project Trend• JCM Global Match• Conclusion
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JCM Partner Countries (28 countries as of January 2024)

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JCM Financing Programme Scheme

4JCM Model Projects Schedule in FY2023

From April 66to November 30
29 : Proposal Acceptance Period• Prioritize 28 partner countries that have already established the JCM (as of February, 2024).
• Project proposals in other countries are also received.（Application for FY2023 was alreadyclosed)◆ Adoption is considered in parallel with bilateral negotiations for new partner countries.
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Development of JCM Model Projects
Development Step
Matching with a Japanese Partner
Development of proposal and submission to GEC
Share PIN with Partner country and approve the project※PIN: Project Idea Note

Announcement of preliminary selection result
Development of application documents for contract of finance and submission to GEC
Conclusion of the contract of financeStarting the JCM Model Project6

Outline of JCM Model Projects
Approx. USD109million for FY2023*Applied Exchange Rate JPY137/USD

Suggested size of one model project is within
USD14.5 million

Cost-effectiveness of GHG emission reductions is expected to be JPY 4,000/tCO2eq or lower.
Details are referred in later slide7International Consortium

International consortium

Jointly implement a JCM model project

Partner participant(s)Representative participant（Shall be a Japanese entity）
Main role : Overall project management(At least one local entity
shall be a partner)

Order
Main role : Installation & management offacilities

EPC contractor➢ Consortium must include both anowner and user of facility
installed by the model project.

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Scope of Financing and Eligible Projects

What kind of projects are supported by Financing Programme?
⇒Excerpt form Guidelines for Submitting Proposals(tentative)2023_Guidelines_for_Submitting_Proposals.pdf (gec.jp)(a) Projects that reduce energy-related CO2 emissions with leading decarbonizing
technologies in developing countries.

(b) Projects contribute to realization of SDGs (Sustainable Development Goals） and shallcomply with the relevant laws and regulations of the partner country and international
practices regarding the environmental and human rights protection.
(c) Reduction of GHG emissions achieved by the projects can be quantitatively
calculated and verified.

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JCM for SDGs
Possible Contribution of
Renewable Energy Projects
to SDGs
GHG emission reduction canbe implemented thoughrenewable energy generation
by replacing electric power
derived from fossil fuelcombustion

Photovoltaic
Generation
Hydraulic Power
Generation
Wind Power
Generation
Geothermal
Generation
Biomass・
Biogas Generation＜Graph Legends＞
Goal to which
Renewable Energy
Project can contribute
Common Goal towhich JCM Projects
can contribute※The listed goals are no morethan recommended examples withhigh potential to contribute
through implementing JCM project.
These goals are not limited nor
mandatory to contribute.

Planning

Operation

Implementation

Consider gender equal access to various benefits fromthe project such as compensation of land acquisition.
・Ensure women’s participationsuch as public hearing（5.5)
・Equal rights to ownership andcompensation of landacquisition（5.a)
・Reduce air pollution(11.6)

Decommission

Equal rights to basic services（1.4)
・ Increase share of renewableenergy （7.2)

Reducing consumption of electricity derived from fossil fuel,improve the sustainability of the installed facility such as factory,
hotel and hospital.

・ Increase resource-use efficiency and greater adoption of clean and environmentally sound technologies (9.4)
Reduce air and water pollution,
・ Sustainable management and efficient use of natural resources (12.2)
noise and vibration by
・Environmentally sound management of all wastes throughout their life cycle（12.4)
implementing proper disposal
・ Reduce waste generation through prevention, reduction, recycling and reuse（12.5) and recycling.
・Sustainable management of all types of forests（15.2)
・Reduce inequality by procurement with fare price（10.3)

Prevent adverse effects on forestation and biodiversity
conducting proper environment assessment according to thelaws and regulations in the partner country.
・Publish sustainability reports (12.6)

・Education and training for relevant skills, including technical and vocational skills, for employment, decent jobs andentrepreneurship（4.4)
・Increase employment of women to managerial and technical positions（5.5）and gender sensitive work environment（Guideline on Gender Equality for JCM）
・Full and productive employment and decent work for all women and men, including for young people and persons withdisabilities, and equal pay for work of equal value.（8.5)
・Adopt supply chain without child labor, exploitation, conflict and corruption. (5.2、8.8、16.2、16.5）
・Take urgent action to combat climate change and its impacts. （13)・Promote the development, transfer, dissemination and diffusion of environmentally sound technologies（17.7）
・Enhance the global partnership for sustainable development.（17.16）

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Categorization by applied technology type and Support

Maximum Percentage ofFinancial Support
Number of selected
project(s) using asimilar technology ineach country
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1 to 3More than 3

Percentage offinancial support
Up to 50%
Up to 40%
Up to 30%

• 10% flat for JCM Eco Lease
SchemeAs of April 2023

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Cost-effectiveness of emission reductions

JPY4,000/tCO2equivalent※ Legal durable years of the facilities is stipulated by the Japanese law,and are dependent on the industry classification.

JPY3,000/tCO2equivalent
In case the number of similar technological Projects in each country is 5 to 9.

JPY2,500/tCO2equivalent
In case the number of similar technological Projects in each country is 10 or more.

Solar power projects in Mongolia, Indonesia,
Palau and Philippine
Chiller projects in Viet Nam Indonesia, andThailandSolar power projects in Viet Nam and Chile
Hydropower projects in Indonesia

JPY2,000/tCO2equivalent
In case the number of similar technological Projects in each country is 20 or more.

NOTE: Cost effectiveness guide for a solar power project : 2,500JPY/tCo2eq
Hydropower project : 500JPY/tCo2eq

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JCM ECO Lease Scheme★JCM Eco Lease scheme： Monitoring period is equal to the leasing period（Minimum five years）

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MRV for JCM◼Implement a project to reduce GHG emissions utilizing leading decarbonizing
technologies◼Conduct Measurement, Reporting and Verification (MRV) of GHG emission
reductions.
◼Procedures for the issuance of JCM credits;(a)Registration as JCM Project
Application for registration should be conducted within 1 year from the start of the operation of the facilities/equipment
introduced by the project.

(b) Monitoring
Participants shall conduct monitoring to quantitate the effects of the facilities/equipment on GHG emission reductions
based on a MRV methodology approved or expected to be approved by the Joint Committee.

(C) Issuance of JCM Credits
Participants shall request for issuance of JCM credits by using the monitoring results. The issuance includes developmentof a monitoring report, verification by a TPE, and submission of “JCM Credits Issuance Request” to a JCM Joint
Committee.
The Participants shall deliver the issued JCM Credits with the percentage decided by the Ministry of the Environment,
Japan to the account of Japanese government.

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MRV Process for the JCM（MRV：Measurement, Reporting and Veriﬁcation ）Project Participant

Joint Committee

Submission of PIN*1*2
Conﬁrmation of no objection*2

Project Participant / Each Government Joint
Committee

Submission of proposed
methodology

Joint Committee

Approval of proposed
methodology

Project Participant

Development of PDD*3*1 PIN (Project Idea Note):
A document used to explain theoutline of the project to the partnercountry and conﬁrm no objection.
*3 PDD (Project Design Document):
A document that includes monitoring
methods and estimated emission
reductions. Required for projectregistration.

Third Party Entities

Validation

URL: https://www.jcm.go.jp/＜Contents＞● General information page

＜Function＞● Information sharing to the
public, e.g.,

Canbe conductedbythe sameTPE.
Canbe conductedsimultaneously.

Joint Committee

Registration

・JC decision
・JCM rules and guidelines
・methodologies and projects

Project Participant

Monitoring

Third Party Entities

Veriﬁcation

Joint Committee decides the amount Each
Government issues the credit

Issuance of credits

Measurement, Reporting and Veriﬁcation ofamount of GHG emission reductions for JCM
Project

Measurement

JCM Home Page

● Individual JCM partnercountries-Japan page

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MRV Process for the JCM

・issuance of JCM credits
・call for public inputs/
comment
・status of TPEs, etc.
● Internal information sharing for
the JC members, e.g.,・ﬁle sharing for electronic
decisions by the JC*2 For the latest information on JCM rules and guidelines, including the PIN procedures adopted by each Partner Country government, please conﬁrm each partner country page on theReporting
Veriﬁcatio
n
JCM
Credi
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Representative Participant of JCM Projects shallconduct
measurement,
reportingandveriﬁcation (MRV) of the GHG emission
reductions realized after installation andcommissioning of the facilities/equipment
for the issuance of JCM credits.

JCM home page.

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Agenda

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• JCM Model Projects Overview• Project Trend• JCM Global Match• Conclusion
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Project Map of JCM Financing Programme : as of February 2024●●●●●●●●●●●●●●●■■

Kazakhstan 2023.10●●●●●◆●●●●■

Azerbaijan 2022.9

Georgia 2022.9●●●●●●●●●●●●●●●●●●●●●●●●●●●●●●●●●●●●●●●●●●●●●●●●●●▲●●●

Uzbekistan 2022.10

Kyrgyz 2023.7●●●●●●●●●●●●●●●●● ●●▲UAE 2023.4

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Tunisia 2022.8●■■■
Senegal 2022.8

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Papua New Guinea
2022.11

Sri Lanka 2022.10

Moldova 2022.9

Total 240 projects / 28countries(● Model Project:226, ■ ADB:7, ◆ REDD+:2, ▲ F-gas:4, UNIDO▼:1)●●●●●●●●●●●●●●●●●●●●●●●●●●●●●●●●●●●●●●●●●●▲▲●●●●●●●●●●●●●● ●●●●●●●●●●●●●●●●●●●●●●●●●●●●●●●●●●●●●●●●●●●●●●●●●●●■◆● Renewable Energy● Effective Use of Energy● Energy Efficiency● Transport● Waste Handling and Disposal

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JCM Model Projects Selected in 2023
PartnerCountry

Representative Participant

Project Name

SectorEstimated GHG
Reduction（tCO2/year）

Mexico

BOT Lease Co., Ltd.

Introduction of 0.5MW Rooftop Solar Power System to Automotive
Parts Factory (JCM Eco Lease Scheme)

Renewable Energy

Philippines

Global Engineering Co., Ltd.

Introduction of 6MW Power Generation System by Waste Heat
Recovery for Cement Plant

Effective Use of Energy

21,244

Philippines

Kyuden International Corporation

27MW Solar Power Project in Dagohoy, Bohol Island

Renewable Energy

20,564

Philippines

Tokyo Century Corporation

Introduction of 1.2MW Rooftop Solar Power System to Electronic
Equipment Assembly Factory (JCM Eco Lease Scheme)

Renewable Energy

697

Indonesia

AURA Green Energy Co.,Ltd

12MW Biomass Power Plant Project in Aceh Province, Sumatera

Renewable Energy

33,573

Indonesia

AGC Inc.

Improvement of Combustion Method and Furnace Shapes in Flat Glass
Energy Efficiency Improvement
Production Melting Furnace

5,747

Indonesia

Alamport Inc.

Introduction of 3MW Rooftop Solar Power System to Paper Factory inRenewable EnergyJava Island

2,182

Chile

Farmland Co., Ltd.

26.3MW Solar Power and 48MWh Storage Battery Project Utilizing
Farmland in the Metropolitan Area and O’Higgins Region

Renewable Energy

20,197

Chile

Sojitz Corporation

Introduction of 196MWh BESS in Huatacondo PV Plant in Tarapaca
RegionEffective Use of Energy

17,975

Philippines

Kanematsu Corporation

11.3MW Mini Hydro Power Plant in Tumauini

Renewable Energy

29,342

Philippines

Kyuden International Corporation

10MW Solar Power Project in San Jose, Luzon Island

Renewable Energy

6,846

Philippines

Tokyo Century Corporation

7MW Solar Power Project in Collaboration with Power-supply
Company

Renewable Energy

4,731

Sri Lanka

Shibata Corporation Co., Ltd.

13.5MW Solar Power Project in Kebithigollewa, North Central Province Renewable Energy

6,511

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Projects by Sector
Project by Sector
Projecst by Sector
130
3, 1% 3, 1%
124

11, 5%

86, 37%130, 56%

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86

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Energy saving

Renewable energy

Energy Efficiency Improvement

Waste to Energy

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Transportation

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71

68
61
55

53

40

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FY2013

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FY2014

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FY2017FY2018FY2019FY2020

FY2021

FY2022

FY2023

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FY2015FY2016

Energy saving

Renewable energy

Energy Efficiency Improvement

Waste to Energy

Transportation

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Renewable Energy Projects

Renewable Energy Sector

Projects by Sector

3

7, 5%

11

3

86

9, 7%
130

13, 10%

78%

PV

Hydro

Bio

OthersEnergy saving

Renewable energy

Energy Efficiency Improvement

Waste to Energy

Transportation

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Energy Saving Projects
Electrolyzer in Chlorine
Production, 2

Wire Stranding Machines, 1
Autoclave, 2Multi-effectDistillation System, 1Battery Case Forming Device, 1

Air Conditioning
System, 7

Old Corrugated Cartons
Process, 1
Freaquency Inverter for Pump, 2
Air Conditioning
Control System, 2Injection Modling Machine, 1

Loom, 4

Gas Fired Melting Furnace, 1
Chiller, 18

Gas Fired Furnace, 1Regenerative Burners , 1
Aeration System, 1
Air Compressor, 2
Pump, 1
LED Lighting with Dimming
System, 4

Refrigerator, 7
LED Lighting, 3Transformer , 5Absorption Chiller Using
Waste Heat, 4
Swirling Induction Type Airconditioning System, 1Heat Exchanger, 1
Waste Heat Recovery System, 3

Boiler, 13

Water Heater Using
Waste Heat, 1
Double Bundle-type
Heat Pump, 3

Fridge and Freezer Showcase, 2

Heat Medium Boiler, 1

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JCM Model Project（FY2023）

Partner Country: Sri Lanka

13.5MW Solar Power Project in Kebithigollewa, North Central Province
Representative Participant (Japan): Shibata Corporation Co., Ltd.
Partner Participant (Sri Lanka):

Outline of Solar Power Plant

Kebithigollewa Solar Power (Pvt) Ltd.,
Windforce PLC

Outline of GHG Mitigation Activity

A 13.5MW solar power system is installed in Kebithigollewa, North
Central Province.
This project is to generate and sell electricity to Ceylon Electricity Board(CEB) and to replace a part of grid electricity derived from fossil fuels,
thereby to reduce greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions.
The project will contribute to expand power generation capacity in Sri
Lanka with using renewable energy and to reduce the greenhouse gases(GHG) emissions, which is in line with the Sri Lanka government's
renewable energy policy.
The technology to be installed is an advanced solar power generation
system which includes PV modules with 22.5% module efficiency, aiming to
reduce GHG emissions in Sri Lanka. 20,413,487 kwh/year of electricity is
expected to be generated.
Outline of the Solar Power Plant is shown in the figure right.

Expected GHG Emission Reductions

6,511 tCO₂ /year= (Reference CO₂ emissions) - (Project CO₂ emissions)・ Reference CO₂ emissions= (Quantity of the electricity generated by the project) [MWh/year] × Emission factor [tCO₂/MWh]・ Project CO₂ emissions = 0 [tCO₂/year])23

JCM Model Project（FY2021）

Partner Country: Philippines

Tanawon 20MW Flash Geothermal Power Plant Project
PP (Japan): Mizuho-Toshiba Leasing Company，Limited
PP (Philippines): Bac-Man Geothermal Inc.
Outline of GHG Mitigation Activity

This project introduces a new 20 MW Flash
Geothermal power plant system and new facilities
for connection to the grid at Tanawon area ofsouthern part of the Luzon island.
Wells

Intended Project:20MW Flash Geothermal Power Plant
Grid~

Palayan switch yard Tanawon switch yard
Wh

Silencer
230kV
Steam

This Flash Geothermal power plant is small andeasy to install, making it suitable for relatively
small-scale geothermal power generation
projects.
This project replaces the grid power produced byfossil fuel with renewable energy and reduces
greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions.

13.8kV
Fluid

Separator

Scrubber
Steam
TurbineGenerator

LiquidBlowtankCondenser
Cooling
towerTo
Reinjection
wells

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JCM Model Project（FY2022）

Partner Country: Thailand

Introduction of ORC Waste Heat Recovery Power Generation System to Flat Glass Factory
PP (Japan): AGC Inc.
PP (Thailand): AGC Flat Glass (Thailand) Plc.
Outline of GHG Mitigation Activity

A 1.8MW class ORC* waste heat recovery power
generation system is introduced to the flat glass
manufacturing factory located in Samut Prakan
province for self-consumption purposes. The
system reduces greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions
by substituting part of grid power consumption.
This project contributes to the achievement ofThailand policy for energy saving and reduction of
CO2 emissions.

* ORC: Organic Rankine Cycle

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JCM Model Project（FY2021）

Partner Country: Indonesia

6MW Mini Hydro Power Plant Project in West Pasaman, West Sumatra
PP (Japan): NiX JAPAN Co., Ltd., Nix New Energy Co., Ltd.
PP (Indonesia): T&J Green Energy Company Limited
Outline of GHG Mitigation Activity
On the Batang Tongar river in West Pasaman,
West Sumatra, a run-of-river type mini hydropower plant (3MW x 2 units) is constructed, andthe electricity is sold to PLN, a state-owned
power company. The project reduces
greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions by replacing
the grid electricity. 38.73 GWh is expected to be
sold annually.

Tongar river

Intake

The government’s electric power development
Mini Hydroplan aims at a renewable energy ratio of 23% by Power Plant
transmission
2025 and 31% by 2050. This project contributes
to a promotion and expansion of renewable
SumatraGridenergy.

Synchronous
generator

Francis turbine

Image of inside view of the plant

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JCM Model Project（FY2021）

Partner Country: Vietnam

Waste to Energy project in Bac Ninh Province
PP (Japan): JFE Engineering Corporation
PP (Vietnam): T&J Green Energy Company Limited
Outline of GHG Mitigation Activity
A waste-to-energy plant is introduced in Bac Ninhprovince. This plant incinerates and generates
electricity from 230 tons/day of municipal solid
waste, which has been disposed of as landfill.
The plant also incinerates and generates
electricity from 120 tons/day of municipal solid
waste and 150 tons/day of industrial solid waste,
which were previously incinerated.
This scheme enables the proper waste treatment
and the supply of electricity without the use offossil fuels. It also reduces methane emissions
from landfill sites and greenhouse gas (GHG)
emissions by replacing grid electricity.

Waste to Energy Incinerator(Grate)Manufactured by StandardKessel Baumgarte (Germany)
Processing Volume:
500t/day(Municipal solid waste
350t/day and industrial
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JCM Model Project（FY2022） Partner Country : Thailand
Introduction of Gas Co-generation System and 22MW Rooftop Solar Power System to Tire Factory
PP (Japan): The Kansai Electric Power Company, Incorporated
PP (Thailand): Kansai Energy Solutions (Thailand) Co., Ltd.
Outline of GHG Mitigation Activity【Before】
A Gas Co-generation System (6.6MW class ×
2 units) and a Rooftop Solar Power System(total of about 22 MW) are installed to the tire
factory, and all the generated power andGrid power
Electricity
steam are supplied to replace those
consumed in the factory.
These high-efficient systems and renewable
Steam
energy sources realize energy saving, stableenergy supply, and reduction in green house
Boilergas (GHG) emissions.

【After】
Grid power
PV Module
Electricity

InverterGas turbine
Remotemonitoring

Steam

Heat recovery steam generator

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JCM Model Project（FY2022）

Partner Country :Vietnam

48MW Offshore Wind Power Generation Project in Duyen Hai District, Tra Vinh Province
PP (Japan): Shizen Energy Inc.
PP (Vietnam): Duyen Hai Wind Power Company Limited
Outline of GHG Mitigation Activity

This project installs offshore wind power
generation facilities with a capacity of 48 MW
100m to 2km offshore in Duyen Hai District,
Tra Vinh Province.
The electricity is sold to the Vietnam Electricity
to replace fossil fuel originated power in thegrid to reduce greenhouse gas (GHG)
emissions.
This project contributes to Vietnam’s nationallydetermined contribution (NDC) for reducing
GHG emissions by 9% compared to BAU.

Wind turbines

Wind Turbine to beinstalled offshore

Concept image

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Consultation with GEC
Please let any enterprize who may plan a JCM Model project in your country know about this information.

Consult GEC anytime during the year (except for evaluation period.）
Please fill out the Consultation Form which URL is shown
here GEC_Consultation_Form_2023_en.docxas much as possible and send
it to jcm-info@gec.jp for free of charge consultation online oroffline. Your email title should be “Consultation on application for JCM Model

Consultation Form (part)

Project (Your company name).”

GEC will support you by answering to your questions and offer
practical advices on points like below:➢Sample points of consultation✓ Definition of Eligible Project and advanced technologies✓ International Consortium✓ MRV methodologies to calculate reduction in GHG emission✓ Legal durable years, maximum percentage of financial support, and costeffectiveness✓ Plan to obtain necessary financing, concession, licenses, etc.
✓ Reasons financial soppurts are needed, Profitability

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Representative Participants by type of Industry
Wholesale Distributors,
Trading Companies

ITOCHU Corporation / Inabata Co., Ltd. / Kanematsu Corporation / Toyota Tsusho Corporation / Toyotsu Machinary Corporation / Japan Pulp andPaper Company Limited / Farmdo Co., Ltd.（FARMLAND Co., Ltd.） / Marubeni Corporation / MITSUI & CO., LTD. / YUASA TRADING CO., LTD

RetailAEON MALL Co., Ltd. / AEON RETAIL Co., Ltd. / FAST RETAILING CO., LTD. / FamilyMart Co., Ltd. / Lawson, Inc.

Foods

Acecook Co., Ltd. / Kirin Holdings Company, Ltd. / Sapporo International Inc. / Suntory Spirits Ltd. / CPF JAPAN CO., LTD. / Fuji Foods
Corporation /Dole Japan, Inc.

Chemicals, Rubber
Textiles, Glass, Ceramics
Nonferrous Metals

Otsuka Pharmaceutical Factory, Inc. / KYOWA HAKKO BIO CO. LTD. / Showa Denko Materials Co., Ltd. / Sumitomo Rubber Industries, Ltd. /DIC Corporation / Bando Chemical Industries, Ltd. / FUMAKILLA LIMITED / Mitsubishi Chemical Corporation
AGC Inc. / TOTO Ltd. / Toray Industries, Inc. / Nisshinbo Textile Inc.,YKK Corporation

Electric Machinery, Precision ENDO Lighting Corporation / Sharp Energy Solutions Corporation / Sony Semiconductor Manufacturing Corporation / DAIICHI JITSUGYO CO.,LTD. / WWB Corporation / TSB Co., Ltd. / Hitachi-Johnson Controls Air Conditioning, Inc. / Voith Fuji Hydro K.K. / HOYA CORPORATION /Instruments
MinebeaMitsumi Inc. / YAZAKI PARTS CO., LTD. / RICOH COMPANY, LTD.
Industrial Machinery

Ebara Refrigeration Equipment & Systems Co., Ltd. / Kanematsu KGK Corp. / Mayekawa Manufacturing Co., Ltd. / Mitsubishi Heavy Industries,
Ltd.

Automobiles & Auto parts DENSO CORPORATION / Toyota Motor Corporation
Transportation, Warehousing Tokyu Corporation / Nippon Express Co., LTD. / RYOBI HOLDINGS Co., Ltd.
JFE Engineering Corporation / Sumitomo Forestry Co., Ltd. / Toyo Energy Farm Co., Ltd. / JGC CORPORATION / NIPPON STEEL & SUMIKIN

Engineering & Construction ENGINEERING CO., LTD. / Nihon Crant Co. Ltd. / Next Energy & Resources Co., Ltd. / Fujita Corporation / Yuko Keiso Co., Ltd.

Power, Gas, Water, Energy AURA-Green Energy Co., Ltd. / eREX Co.,Ltd. / Idemitsu Kosan Co., Ltd. / Osaka Gas Co., Ltd. / The Kansai Electric Power Company,
Incorporated / Saisan Co.,Ltd. / SHIZUOKA GAS CO., LTD. / Shizen Energy Inc. / WWS-JAPAN Co. / Hokusan Co., Ltd. / METAWATER Co., Ltd. /SupplyEurus Energy Holdings Corporation / Yokohama Water Co., Ltd. / Liberal Solution Co., Ltd., Kyuden International CO.
FinanceTokyo Century Corporation / Mizuho-Toshiba Leasing Company Ltd. / Sumitomo Mitsui Trust Panasonic Finance Co., Ltd. / Sumitomo Mitsui
Finance and Leasing Company, Limited, BOT Lease Co., Ltd.

Services and Others

Asian Gateway Corporation / Alamport Inc. / AAIC Japan Co., Ltd. / NTT DATA INSTITUTE OF MANAGEMENT CONSULTING, Inc. / NTT
FACILITIES, INC. / Oriental Consultants Co., Ltd. / Kayama Kogyo Co., Ltd. / EMATEC:Environmental Management and Technology Center /Global Engineering Co., Ltd. / NiX Co., Ltd. / SUURI-KEIKAKU Co., Ltd. / Chodai Co., Ltd. / TEPIA Corporation Japan Co.,Ltd. / Pacific
Consultants Co., Ltd. / Finetech Co., Ltd. / Waseda Environmental Institute Co., Ltd.

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