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1 The University of Tokyo Imperial College London Joint Symposium on Innovation in Energy Systems Energy Vision and Strategy for Sustainable Future - R & D Efforts in the University of Tokyo- The University of Tokyo Institute of Industrial and Science Collaborative Research Center for Energy Engineering Atsushi Tsutsumi 1
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3 Energy Strategy and Policy Making Bird s-eye View comprehensive grasp on the interdisciplinary information and technology of global circulation of materials and energy Perspective strategic technology roadmapping to ensure the sustainable development
4 Organization Chart The University of Tokyo Energy Research Network Graduate School of Humanities and Sociology Graduate School of Arts and Science Graduate School of Engineering Graduate School of Agricultural and Life Sciences Graduate School of Frontier Sciences Graduate School of Public Policy Institute of Industrial Science(IIS) Research Center for Advanced Science and Technology Ocean Research Institute Research into Artifacts, Center for Engineering Asian Natural Environmental Science Center Center for Climate System Research High Temperature Plasma Center Collaborative Research Center for Energy Engineering (CEE)
5 Mapping of Researchers and research subjects Nanotechnology, Biotechnology Material Innovation Functionality Superconductivity Takagi Kishio Thermochemical Water Decomposition Hydrogen Production Inoue, Tsutsumi Thermoelectrics Nohara, Takagi Organic Electro- Luminescenc Kudou Heat-Resistance Materials Kagawa dye-sensitized solar cell Segawa, Tatsuma Sustainability (Efficiency) Exergy Recuperative Gasification Tsutsumi Photo Catalyst Domen, Hashimoto, Tatsuma capacitor(miyayama) Membrain Separation Nakao, Okubo Heat Pump Shikazono, Hihara Co-production (Tsutsumi CCS Sato, Shimada Resource Recovery & Wate Treatment Maeda, Okabe Fuel Cell-Heat Engine Hybride Kasagi, Shikazono Engine Kaneko, Shikazono Power Device Hori, Koseki PV Reforming Catalyst Domen, Mizuno Energy Storage New Secondary linear motor Osaki, Koseki Nuclear Fuel Cycle Tanaka Battery (Tsutsumi EV Hori Hydrogen Storage & Fuel Cell Yamaguchi, Shikazono, Miyayama SMES Yokoyama Transportation Nuclear Fusion (Ogawa Ono Micro-grid Yokoyama, Baba Bio-refinery Sakoda, Mochizuki High Temperature Gas Turbine Kato Eco-Desighn (Yamamoto) Energy Management (Ogimoto, Yashiro Supercombustion Miyoshi, Yamazaki A-IGCC/IGFC Tsutsumi Heat Isoland Ohoka Hanaki Co-generation (Hihara Enegy Integration Ogimoto Bioenergy Sakoda, Mochizuki Yokoyama) Energy Economics Matsuhashi Bio-ethanol Igarashi Bio-fuel Yokoyama FBR Tanaka Process Innovation Wind Power Arakawa, Ishihara Material & Energy Recuperation Tsukihashi, Maeda, Morita Energy System Analysis Yamaji, Fujii low-energy bildings and houses Sakamoto, Kato Forest Biomass Nitami Intelligent Transport System ITS Center LCA Inaba, Matsuno, Hirao System Innovation Energy Strategy Yamaji Robustness (Reliability) Energy and Environmental Technology Information Technology
6 Collaborative Research Center for Energy Engineering Collaborative Research Center for Energy Engineering Energy Research Network Administrative Board Energy Material Division Energy System Division Energy Process Division K. Domen, Prof. A. Tsutsumi, Prof. K. Mochizuki, Asso. Prof. C. Fushimi, RA An innovative functional material is created to achieve the highlly efficient use of energy and materials by means of the fusion of nanotechnology and biotechnology. K. Yamaji, Prof. K. Ogimoto, Prof. Y. Iwafune, Asso.Prof. Drafting the energy strategy and the grand design for the metabolism of energy and materials, the sustainable society is developed based on the interdisciplinary information and knowledge. A. Tsutsumi, Prof. K. Sato, Prof. T. Tanaka, Prof. N. Shikazono, Assoc. Prof. The energy process division aims at drastic saving energy and materials by the process innovation such as highlly efficient energy conversion technologies, material and energy co-oroduction, sustainable manufacturing, etc.
7 Principle of Grand Design for Sustainable Society Based on the comprehensive grasp of energy and material flow in the circulation of production, demand and recuperation the sustainable industrial and social system is designed to minimize the waste material and the exergy loss.
8 Material and Energy Co-production Zero-Emission Efficient Energy Supply System Sustainable Manufacturing Production Grand Design and Strategy for Susutainable Development Environmentally Friendly Transportation System Demand Sustainable Life Sustainable Energy Resources Development Recuperation Creating a Recycling-Oriented Society
9 Grand Design and Strategy for Sustainable Development Drafting the grand design and energy strategy for the metabolic circulation system of energy and materials, the sustainable society is developed based on the interdisciplinary information and knowledge. energy strategy, action plan, policy making diagnosis and assessment of energy systems technology mapping, roadmapping, scenario analysis
10 Sustainable Energy Resources Development Reliable and robust energy supply and demand system is a key to sustainable development as energy security. Diversification of Energy Resources for Energy Security Sustainable Carbon Cycle Development of Unconventional Fossil Resources
11 Sustainable Manufacturing Developing technologies to transform materials without emission of greenhouse gases, use of non-renewable or toxic materials or generation of waste Highly functional materials for efficient energy utilization and reduction in energy and material consumption Sustainable Carbon Cycle Chemistry SC3 Create innovative functional materials for energy technology Green Technology based on Eco-design Highly functional materials (heat-resistance materials for high temperature gas turbine, electrode of nanocarbon composite for fuel cell, etc.)
12 Material and Energy Co-coproduction The coproduction of energy and material using exergy recuperation technology can reduce the exergy loss significantly, leading to efficient energy utilization and the reduction of CO2 emission. Energy and Eco-material Co-production (Biomass Refinery) Sustainable Chemicals and Refinery Integration Innovative Steel Manufacturing with Hydrogen Co-production
13 Zero-Emission Efficient Energy Supply System Promoting the extensive introduction and diffusion of renewable energy, highly efficient energy conversion technology is developed to reduce CO2 emission. Highly Efficient Energy Conversion System Advanced Integrated Coal Gasification Combined Cycle/Fuel Cell (A-IGCC/IGFC) CO2 Capture and Sequestration Hydrogen Combustion Turbine Nuclear Fuel Cycle
14 Environmentally Friendly Transportation System Zero-emission or near zero-emission transportation system is developed. Technical Development in Intelligent Transport Systems (ITS) Zero-Emission Vehicles such as FCV, EV, Hybrid FCV, Plug-in Vehicle Biofuel
15 Sustainable Life Distributed Energy System and Microgrid Heat Pump, Co-generation Efficient Machinery and Equipment Low-Energy Buildings and Houses
16 Creating a Recycling-Oriented Society Sustainable Compact City Material Recycling by Energy and Material Regeneration Energy, Material and Water Circulation
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