Automotive Engineering Exposition 2024 YOKOHAMA

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JSAE Special Presentations

JSAE Special Presentations

Hybrid event of real lecture and online delivery.

Six presentations have been arranged based on the JSAE Special Exhibits theme.

Archive streaming will be available from Wednesday, May 29 to Wednesday, June 5.
* The archives will remain available for JSAE members only from Thursday, June 6 to Friday, June 14.

  • Wednesday, May 22 10:30-11:30

    The circular economy in the GX era

    In addition to the issues of waste and climate change, growing global demand for resources and increasing geopolitical risks are becoming urgent issues for the transition to a circular economy. Faced with greater awareness about the significance of resource recycling as an economic activity as opposed to the conventional perspectives of waste treatment and the 3Rs (reduce, reuse, and recycle), this presentation describes the latest trends related to the circular economy.

    Presenter
     Yasuhiro Yoshikawa

    Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry
    Resource Efficiency and Circular Economy Division,
    Industrial Science and Technology Policy and Environment Bureau
    Deputy Director

    Yasuhiro Yoshikawa

    Closed
  • Wednesday, May 22 13:00-14:00

    Resource recycling trends affecting the global automotive industry

    Countries and regions around the world are pressing for the establishment of a circular economy as part of measures to address climate change, resource depletion, and economic insecurity. This presentation describes the latest policy trends focusing on the automotive industry, including the proposed ELV regulations in the EU. Other topics include the impacts of these trends on the automotive industry and the direction of future corporate initiatives.

    Presenter
     Shohei Sano

    Mizuho Research & Technologies, Ltd.
    Sustainability Consulting Division 2
    Consultant

    Shohei Sano

    Closed
  • Thursday, May 23 10:30-11:30

    Future ISO-centric activities toward carbon neutrality

    In November 2023, the ISO published ISO14068-1:2023 (Climate change management - Transition to net zero Part 1: Carbon neutrality). November of the previous year also saw the publication of the International Workship Agreement IWA 42:2022 (Net zero guidelines). At the same time, work is under way to create a supplement to ISO14064-1:2018 (Specification with guidance at the organization level for quantification and reporting of greenhouse gas emissions and removals) that will add details covering avoided emissions.
    This presentation will examine future carbon neutral activities in the automotive industry while explaining and discussing the contents of these publications.

    Presenter
     Atsushi Inaba

    Japan Life Cycle Assessment Facilitation Centre
    President

    Atsushi Inaba

    Closed
  • Thursday, May 23 13:00-14:00

    Material recycling processes for achieving carbon neutrality

    This presentation uses examples of chemical processes to discuss the feasibility and expectations for realizing a circular economy from the perspective of carbon neutrality technology development trends in partnerships with arterial and venous industries.

    Presenter
    Toshiaki Yoshioka

    Tohoku University
    Graduate School of Environmental Studies
    Professor

    Toshiaki Yoshioka

    Closed
  • Friday, May 24 10:30-11:30

    Resource circulation toward realization of zero environmental impact

    To help maintain the freedom of mobility, Honda is working to realize a system of resource circulation that will enable the optimum balance between recycling and economic efficiency as part of its challenge to eliminate environmental impact. This presentation describes the technologies that Honda is working on, its scheme for resource circulation based on these technologies, and the economy-generating circular value chain.

    Presenter
    Wataru Taga

    Honda Motor Co.Ltd
    Resource Circulation Planning Division Corporate Strategy Operations,
    Corporate Business Development Unit
    Senior Chief Engineer

    Wataru Taga

    Closed
  • Friday, May 24 13:00-14:00

    Initiatives by a part manufacturer toward realizing a circular society

    There are growing expectations that we can transition from a conventional linear economy centered on mass-production, consumption, and disposal to a circular economy that will help to reduce waste while maximizing the value of resources and products, and minimizing the need for additional resource inputs and consumption. This presentation describes initiatives to create an even more positive cycle through recycling and the adoption of digital technologies from the perspective of Denso Corporation and the automotive parts industry.

    Presenter
    Masashi Kiyono

    DENSO CORPORATION
    Research & Development Center
    Senior Director

    Masashi Kiyono

    Closed

Archive streaming will be available from Wednesday, May 29 to Wednesday, June 5.
* The archives will remain available for JSAE members only from Thursday, June 6 to Friday, June 14.