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Our track record in Japan’s energy sector



  • For SIEMENS we worked on market entry preparations, market research and strategy to enter Japan’s environmental technology markets including renewable energy, energy technology (eg electricity co-generation), lean production, radiative protection, soil pollution, recycling and much more. We research deep and wide understanding, quantitative market analysis, projections into the future, and developed market entry alternatives.
  • For a San Francisco/Bay Area investment fund – and two of their investment portfolio companies – we created a broad and deep mapping of Japan’s post-Fukushima energy landscape including detailed quantitative data to assist with investment decisions for the fund and for business development and Japan market entry planning by the two portfolio companies.
  • For a Japanese energy equipment company, a subsidiary of one of Japan’s leading industrial holding companies, we explored business development options in the Japanese energy space, and created an opportunity with a US electricity generation equipment manufacturer.
  • For an investment fund we analyzed and performed due diligence on a Japanese fuel addiditive company to assist with decision making on a possible investment.
  • For a European smart meter and wireless sensor manufacturer we worked on a technical product development project to modify the sensor products for Japan’s different technical requirements.
  • For a US company selling electricity power flow market data measured by country wide networks of sensors next to electricity powerlines measuring the electro-magnetic fields, we worked on market entry to Japan, including analysis of Japan’s electricity markets and market readiness, worked on technical projects to adapt wireless sensors to Japan’s market, and worked on market entry planning.
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Building communities – The Ludwig Boltzmann Forum – Leadership Forum – Energy – Entropy – Leadership


Gerhard founded and builds the Ludwig Boltzmann Forum https://www.boltzmann.com/forum/ as a global leadership forum in honor of his great-grandfather, Ludwig Boltzmann. In addition to in-person Ludwig Boltzmann conferences, Gerhard builds series of global Ludwig Boltzmann video conferences: https://www.youtube.com/@Ludwig-Boltzmann/videos

Conferences and presentations on Japan’s energy sector:


Energy Efficiency – Opportunities for Japan and Europe. Part of Konrad-Adenauer Stiftung Program on Energy Efficiency.


Report on Energy efficiency for Konrad Adenauer Stiftung / Japan office:

Energy Efficiency – Opportunities for Japan and Europe

Dr. Gerhard Fasol, Eurotechnology Japan KK

This report summarizes the major reasons for the Fukushima-Dai-Ichi nuclear accident and its impact, e.g. the accelerated introduction of renewable energy in Japan via feed-in-tariffs, and electricity market reform and liberalization. This report also introduces opportunities for cooperation, joint business, investments and acquisitions between Europe and Japan in the field of energy, electricity generation, efficient use of energy, and proper management of the risks associated with energy – there are many more opportunities for cooperation between Japan and Europe, beyond this report.

Details and download report as pdf-file:

https://www.kas.de/de/web/japan/publikationen/einzeltitel/-/content/energy-efficiency-opportunities-for-japan-and-europe1https://www.kas.de/de/web/japan/publikationen/einzeltitel/-/content/energy-efficiency-opportunities-for-japan-and-europe1

Konrad Adenauer Stiftung conferences in Tokyo, Kyoto and Osaka on

Energy Efficiency – Economic and Ecological Potential for Japan and Europe

High energy prices are major challenges for Europe and Japan. What are the existing challenges for safe and affordable energy and what are possible solutions?

Gerhard Fasol lecture on “Japan’s Energy Efficiency – a European Viewpoint and Opportunities for Cooperation”

https://www.kas.de/de/web/japan/veranstaltungen/detail/-/content/energy-efficiency-economic-and-ecological-potential-for-japan-and-europe1