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Energy Session Summary University of Toyama, School of Medicine AKIRA TOGA

Energy Session Summary University of Toyama, School of Medicine AKIRA TOGA

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Energy Session Summary

University of Toyama, School of MedicineAKIRA TOGA

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Energy Session

Nuclear Power Generation

Environmental Issue

Energy Development

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Time schedule

• 13:00-14:30 Presentation in Group• 14:30-14:40 Break • 14:40-16:10 Discussion in Group • 16:10-16:20 Break• 16:20-16:50 Discussion in Energy session • 16:50-17:00 Comment from Prof. Maruta• 17:00-18:00 Making Presentation in Group

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Japan-Russia cooperation in energy development

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Outline

• Reasons to cooperate• Prospects• Problems

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Reasons to cooperateWhat we need:• Diversification• Russia-Japan

re-approach• Energy security• Win-win

cooperation

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Prospects

• Development of Russian Far East• Creation of new technologies and conditions

for implementation of high-potential projects• Political cooperation• Energy market renewal

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Problems

• Unresolved territorial issue• Different legal systems• Cultural differences• Hard-to-change demand structure in Russia• Difficulties to change whole energy market

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Nuclear GenerationNuclear Security

Zhakina ElinaPanchenko Anton

Kosuke TsujiAkira Toga

Haruka Kinoshita

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History

• Chernobyl / April 26, 1986

• Fukushima / May 11, 2011

Both of the countries got huge disasters in nuclear power plants.Information from the disasters must be be useful in the future.

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Balance of benefit and risk

Risk

Benefit

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Collaboration

Russia Japan

Strength・ Scientists• Uranium mine・ Clean up contaminated materials

・ Superb technology in building nuclear power plants

Weakness・ Old power plant ・ Nuclear reprocessing

facilities (e.g.)

• Less resources

→ Important global task is the development and implementation of safe, clean and efficient production systems for nuclear power. 12

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Also… Exchange

Information

Technology

People

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Industrial cooperation  2008

• Atomenergoprom• enriches uranium produced in

Kazakhstan.

• has the technologies of an open nuclear fuel cycle and can build civilian nuclear facilities under turnkey conditions. It also has cutting-edge water-water reactor (VVR) technologies.

• Toshiba• produces nuclear fuel and

undertakes the designing and engineering of nuclear power plants.

• has the know-how to engineer nuclear power plants within three years.

Cooperation is still limited in some part

Joint company promotes to exchange own strong point

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Mitsubishi heavy industry

Hitachi

ROSATOM

ALEVA

General Electric

Siemens

Joint company (venture)

Other joint company….

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Balance of benefit and risk

Risk

Benefit

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Kenta Ogasawara (Leader) Igor Voroshilov

Kanade Miyagawa Viktor Sazonov

Dai Yamawaki (Author)

Group A : Energy - Environment

27.09.2013Japan-Russia Student Forum 2013

(Miyagi, Japan)

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We are now confronting for global issues…

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Energy

EnvironmentEconomy

The Concept of 3E-Trilemma

Deman

d fo

r

ener

gyM

ore emissions

and contaminations

Compensational costs for pollution

Economic Growth Constraint

Energy Resource Constraint

Environmental Capacity Constraint

The solution of 3E-Trilemma is a key for realization of economic system with sustainability and Sustainable Economy.

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One of the most serious problems – Climate Change…

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Ex. Climate change effects

Increase GHGs

emissions

Changes on climate

elements

Impacts from global

warming

Mitigation(Control GHGs emissions)

Adaptation(Adjust environment and society)

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New Technology

Idea

Investment

Support

Achieve Breakthrough

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Solution with big piles of possibilities – Wind Energy

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Ex. Japan-Russia cooperation in wind energy• Taking into account the world experience, 30-50 MW wind

energy electric stations on the basis of modern 2-3 MW wind turbines are the most energetically and economically effective in Russia. In this reason, there are at least two models of the new wind turbine generators of MHI that can effectively serve as a basis of wind plants in the aforesaid Russian territories. These models are: MWT100/2.4 and MWT102/2.4.

• The expected cumulative volume of utilization of wind power stations can reach 7350 MW in 2020. So, the wind farms, which are based on the wind turbines with the MWT100/2.4 and MWT102/2.4 generators, can include about 3062 of such wind turbines in total.

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Summary : Towards the Future…

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What is important is how efficient we use energy.

Energy and environmental problem cannot be separated.

If Japan and Russia cooperate to develop energy, they must cooperate to solve the environmental problems at the same time.

Cur

rent

Eco

nom

yS

ustainable Econom

y

Economic Motivation

Law system

Way of thinkin

g

Government

support

Technology

Investment

Energy saving

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