Japan Climate Action Summit 2026

Overview

The Japan Climate Action Summit 2026 (JCAS 2026) will convene on October 2, 2026, from 2:00 PM to 6:00 PM JST at the U Thant International Conference Hall, United Nations University in Tokyo. This hybrid event allows for both onsite and online participation, with simultaneous interpretation available in Japanese and English.

Key Themes

The summit will explore the intricate challenges of advancing decarbonization in a world increasingly reliant on renewable energy. It will address three main perspectives: the realities of the current energy crisis and the transition to renewables, the implementation of nature-positive approaches alongside a circular economy, and corporate decision-making amid interconnected challenges.

Agenda Highlights

The program includes opening remarks from Sergio Shigeo Kato, Co-representative of the Japan Climate Initiative, and keynote speeches from prominent figures such as Johan Rockström and Naoko Ishii. Panel discussions will delve into critical topics such as the energy crisis, corporate strategies for sustainability, and the integration of nature-positive practices in business models.

Networking Opportunities

Following the main program, there will be networking opportunities for in-person attendees, fostering collaboration and dialogue among participants.

For more information and to register, visit the official event website.