Japan & sustainability
Two chairs on the tent floor, two microphones, no moderator and no slides. Japan has made sustainability binding for its industry, and its corporates are now deciding what to build, buy and partner on at scale — across energy and materials, and the networks and data centres that carry the load. What does it take for a European technology to actually get adopted there? The tent falls quiet again for it.
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How it works
Two chairs on the tent floor, two microphones, no moderator and no slides.
The tent falls quiet for it. Then the music comes back up and the conversation continues at the tables.
Invitation only, under the same house rules as the rest of the afternoon.
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- Built in Europe, backed by Japan
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- Who can actually decarbonize a city?
- From Carbon and Nature Claims to Investable Climate Assets
- From interested to allocated
- Where the big rounds come from
- What actually worked
- From pilot to purchase order
- When sustainability pays
- Who buys these companies?
- Can Europe build a sun?
- From intention to allocation