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MALAYSIA

Energy Conservation Policy & Measures in Japan

7 January, 2005
Naomi MIYAZAKI
Agency of Natural Resources and Energy (ANRE)
Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry(METI)

Principle of Japan's Energy Policy

Table of Contents

ituations surrounding energy consumption in Japan

Overall status
Transition of energy consumption by sector

Energy conservation measures by sector Structure of Energy Conservation Promotion in Japan

Framework of Energy Conservation Measures

Energy conservation measures for the industrial sector
Energy conservation measures for the commercial/residential

sector

Energy conservation measures for the transportation

sector

Development of energy conservation technologies

I-1. Overall Status
Transition of Final Energy Consumption (1)

	FY1973	FY1990	FY2001
Industrial sector	100	92	101
Commercial/residental sector	100	171	225
Transportation sector	100	177	215
(Reference)GDP	100	191	216

I-1. Overall Status

- Japan's final energy consumption has almost consistently increased except immediately after the two
rounds of oil crisis and in the recent economic recession.
- The ratio of industrial: commercial/residential : transportation uses shifted from 4:1:1 (oil crisis) to 2:1.5:1 (FY2001).

Transition of Japan's final energy consumption and real GDP

(Source) General energy statistics, ANNUAL REPORT ON NATIONAL ACCOUNTS
(Note) Note that the figures for FY1990 onwards have been summarized in a different method than those applied to figures for preceding years due to a change in summarization method for general energy statistics.

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