Japan and Romania are set to embark on a major investment collaboration in green energy projects. The partnership aims to pour significant funds into decarbonization initiatives and the production of electricity from renewable sources. These efforts are not only targeted at domestic use but also include plans to export energy to Ukraine. Japanese corporations, including Hitachi, Eneos Holdings, and IHI, will play a crucial role in funding ecological projects in Romania. The focus will be on supporting initiatives like hydroelectric systems by Itochu and energy systems that integrate solar power generation and fuel cells by Panasonic. Additionally, Japan is keen on providing technologies for hydrogen production from natural gas and carbon capture, intending to facilitate the production of blue hydrogen. Proposed modifications to existing natural gas power plants to enable the use of hydrogen as a fuel are also on the agenda. The collaboration will involve investments from entities such as the Ministries of Energy and Innovation in Romania and the New Energy and Industrial Technology Development Organization in Japan. This joint effort showcases a positive outlook towards advancing green energy solutions and fostering international cooperation in environmental initiatives.