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    Japan and Middle East Forge Hydrogen-Powered Alliances

    Japan and Middle East Forge Hydrogen-Powered Alliances

    Anela DoksoBy Anela Dokso15/08/20232 Mins Read
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    In a remarkable convergence of technological prowess and global collaboration, Japan and Middle Eastern nations have embarked on a series of strategic agreements aimed at advancing the frontiers of hydrogen and other energy transition technologies.

    These groundbreaking partnerships were solidified during the visit of Japanese Prime Minister Fumio Kishida to pivotal Middle East countries, including Saudi Arabia, the United Arab Emirates (UAE), and Qatar in July.

    Among the standout agreements is the Clean Energy Cooperation Accord known as the Lighthouse Initiative, forged between Japan and Saudi Arabia. This visionary endeavor aspires to catalyze clean energy ventures encompassing a spectrum of domains, including hydrogen and ammonia production, e-fuels, carbon recycling, direct air capture, vital minerals for the energy sector, sustainable advanced materials, and collaborative research and knowledge exchange. The resonance of this initiative with Japan’s leadership in hydrogen and ammonia production underscores its potential to not only bolster the country’s green energy ambitions but also to reinforce global energy security.

    Karah Howard, a renewables expert at Pinsent Masons, underscores Japan’s pioneering role in hydrogen and ammonia production. With feasibility studies already underway for hydrogen and ammonia production in Australia, Japan’s engagement with Saudi Arabia, UAE, and Qatar signifies a strategic maneuver to enhance its energy security. These efforts align seamlessly with Japan’s overarching net-zero commitments and burgeoning green energy demand.

    The collaborative spirit extends beyond hydrogen. Japanese and Middle Eastern entities are jointly exploring carbon capture and storage (CCS) solutions to mitigate carbon emissions. Sumitomo Corporation and Sharjah National Oil Corporation (SNOC) of the UAE have embarked on a pivotal carbon capture project. The partnership involves comprehensive feasibility studies, encompassing techno-economic analyses of Japanese CCS technologies, exploration of viable business models, and an assessment of regulatory frameworks.

    The strategic collaboration agreement between Japan’s JERA and Abu Dhabi’s ADNOC is a testament to their shared vision for clean hydrogen and ammonia. This collaboration reflects a commitment to harnessing hydrogen’s transformative potential and advancing its integration into the energy landscape.

    These agreements are just the tip of the iceberg. During Prime Minister Kishida’s visit, Japanese and Middle Eastern companies inked a constellation of at least seven collaborative pacts. These agreements not only underscore the nations’ shared commitment to energy innovation but also exemplify the pivotal role of international partnerships in driving sustainable development.

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