Energy and Environment

Toward the achievement of a carbon neutral society, the adoption of new energy sources such as hydrogen is progressing worldwide, in addition to further improvement in the efficiency of energy use. However, the industry faces many challenges in its practical application, such as reducing production costs. Moreover, technological development for CO₂ capture and reuse is also advancing, yet there remain many hurdles that must be overcome. 

We believe that it is important to operate each energy source in an optimal manner with high efficiency, low emissions, and minimal energy loss, and we are committed to working together with key players in the industry to realize a new era of "generating," "storing," and "using" energy in a smart way, from the aspects of analysis and measurement. We will continue to make concerted efforts to realize a new era of "generate," "store," and "use" energy wisely. 

The achievement of a sustainable society requires the construction of an advanced energy network in which energy production, storage, and consumption are optimally circulated as a series of processes. In particular, efficient energy storage and the conversion of electricity into hydrogen for storage are required to maximize the use of renewable and other energy sources. At the same time, as the use of fossil fuels such as thermal power generation continues, highly efficient combustion processes are also becoming more important.