The Japan Energy Summit & Exhibition 2025 is set to take place in Tokyo from 18 to 20 June, providing a platform for global energy leaders to convene and discuss Japan's energy transition. Co-hosted by JERA and Tokyo Gas, the event will focus on key themes such as energy security, sustainability, clean energy adoption, and international cooperation. With confirmed speakers from leading companies and government bodies, discussions will revolve around topics like hydrogen and ammonia market development, carbon pricing, and financing the energy transition. The summit will include thematic discussions on ensuring energy security and LNG supply stability, scaling the deployment of hydrogen and ammonia through enabling policies, evaluating carbon pricing mechanisms, and unlocking investment for infrastructure and low-carbon technologies. A Technical Conference will also run parallel to address practical solutions in grid digitalisation, battery technologies, carbon capture, storage, and next-generation nuclear systems. The event will feature a Climatetech Theatre hosting expert panels on renewable energy integration, fusion energy commercial viability, and CCUS technologies. Moreover, the Energy Innovators Challenge will highlight breakthrough ideas and start-up solutions in the energy transition space. The exhibition floor will showcase market-ready innovations across various sectors including LNG infrastructure, hydrogen and ammonia deployment, renewable systems, carbon management, and digital solutions. Leading companies such as Aramco Gas, ADNOC, Chevron, and JERA will participate, underlining Japan's commitment to energy security, decarbonisation, and clean technology. The summit aims to accelerate the shift towards a low-carbon energy future by facilitating dialogue, showcasing transformative technologies, and fostering cross-border collaborations.