2024.3.08. The 5th TGIF Seminar：Farm-based solar power generation which contributes to local community
We are pleased to announce the great success of our 5th seminar: Farm-based solar power generation which contributes to local community on 8 March. The seminar was presented by prominent researchers and practitioners. The seminar focused on the trends in national policies, the latest technologies related to farm-based solar power generation and how we should tackle issues related to the spread of farm-based solar power generation in the future. 【Contents】 “Current Status and Challenges of Farm-based Solar Power Generation” by Takahiro Fujioka, Assistant Director, Chugoku and Shikoku Agricultural Administration Bureau, Ministry of Agriculture, Forestry and Fisheries of Japan “Influence of…
2024.3.07. The 1st TGIF International Symposium：Energy Transition and Sustainable Aviation. How does it work? Examples of economic instruments
We are pleased to announce the great success of our first International Symposium: Energy Transition and Sustainable Aviation. How does it work? Examples of economic instruments on 7th March 2024. The symposium was presented by prominent researchers and practitioners such as Professor Tae Oum (The University of British Columbia, President of the World Conference on Transportation Research), Professor Marc Ivaldi (President of French Transport Economics Association, Toulouse School of Economics), Professor Martin Dresner (Chairman of ATRS World University of Maryland), Dr Flavio Porta (University of Bergamo), Dr Jesus Rubio, PhD ( VP of Products Cirium), Mr Naruto Arimitsu (All Nippon Airways).…
[Upcoming]The 5th TGIF seminar: Farm-based solar power generation which contributes to local community
We are pleased to announce that TGIF will host 5th workshop on 8 March on the first floor of Mirai Crea, Hiroshima University. Farm-based solar power generation (solar sharing) is a small-scale facility installed in the upper space of farmland, and power is generated while farming continues in the lower space. It is expected to be a new way of expanding the introduction of renewable energy and the increase of farmers’ income. In addition, considering the future shift to electric smart agriculture, the withdrawal of gas stations in mountainous areas, and the frequent natural disasters, local power generation and local…
[Upcoming] The 1st TGIF International Symposium: Energy Transition and Sustainable Aviation. How does it work? Examples of economic instruments
The 1st TGIF International Symposium: Energy Transition and Sustainable Aviation. How does it work? Examples of economic instruments on 7th March 2024. This international collaboration is imperative to tackle this challenging agenda, which is the continuation of the multi-disciplinary workshop inviting many industry partners in December 2023. Every region and country can have a different approach, but we can work together by sharing and understanding the experience, technology, and expertise. The international collaboration can accelerate the speed of energy transition for net zero. We want to keep this discussion going, and the international community needs to work together to achieve…
2023.12.6. The 4th TGIF Seminar
We are pleased to announce the great success of our 4th seminar: The International Air Transport Workshop on 6 December. The seminar was presented by prominent researchers and practitioners such as Prof. Chris Fogwill, Prof. Ronald Corstanje, and professionals from global warming and environmental science sectors. The seminar focused on the latest trends and challenges for the energy transition and sustainable aviation.We engaged in interdisciplinary discussions involving various experts, ranging from the aviation industry to the fields of environment and energy. The participants engaged in small-group discussions with the experts. The event provided an enjoyable time for exchanging ideas and…
[Upcoming] The 4th TGIF Seminar: Energy Transition & Sustainable Aviation【Invitation-only event】
We are pleased to announce that TGIF will host The International Air Transport Workshop on 6 December on the first floor of Mirai Crea, Hiroshima University. This workshop will bring together experts and scholars worldwide to discuss the latest trends and challenges for the energy transition and sustainable aviation. The workshop will feature speakers from prominent researchers and practitioners, such as Prof. Chris Fogwill, Prof. Ronald Corstanje, and professionals from leading aviation and energy sectors. Contact person: Dr. Lee Chui Ying cying@hiroshima-u.ac.jp ※Please note that this is an invitation-only event.
