METI, NEDO to host 8th carbon recycling conference in Tokyo
- METI and NEDO to host 8th International Conference on Carbon Recycling on October 9, 2026
- Event held at The Westin Tokyo in hybrid format with free registration
- Sessions cover global landscape, advanced technologies, and market deployment
- Conference aims to promote cooperation for carbon neutrality and green transformation

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The Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry (METI) and the New Energy and Industrial Technology Development Organization (NEDO) will hold the 8th International Conference on Carbon Recycling on October 9, 2026.
The event takes place at The Westin Tokyo and serves as a platform for discussing carbon recycling technologies and business cases. Organizers expect participation from government officials, researchers, and industry leaders from Japan and overseas.
Conference Details
The conference is held annually since its inception in 2019. It focuses on treating emitted CO2 as a reusable resource to support carbon neutrality and green transformation (GX).
| Detail | Information |
|---|---|
| Date | October 9, 2026 |
| Time | 13:00-17:30 JST |
| Venue | The Westin Tokyo |
| Format | Hybrid (in-person and online) |
| Languages | English/Japanese |
| Fee | Free (registration required) |
Program Overview
The agenda includes an opening ceremony and three main sessions. Session A covers the global landscape of carbon recycling and Japan's initiatives. Session B focuses on advanced technologies for CO2 value chain development. Session C addresses industrial collaboration and market deployment.
Concurrent events include a poster session, networking reception, startup event, and a student exchange of views. The conference offers simultaneous interpretation in English and Japanese.
What specific policy incentives or subsidies might METI announce to accelerate the commercial deployment of carbon recycling technologies following this conference?
How could the outcomes of Session C on industrial collaboration influence the formation of new public-private partnerships in Japan's green transformation sector?
Which emerging CO2-to-fuel or CO2-to-chemical technologies are likely to attract significant venture capital investment based on the trends discussed in Session B?
























