The Energy Conservation Center,

Japan
We Support Your Energy Conservation Activities

2012-2013

The Energy Conservation Center, Japan

http://www.eccj.or.jp
http://www.asiaeec-col.eccj.or.jp
Message
These days, the importance of energy conservation and electricity saving is growing ever higher.
The response to the severe electricity supply situation in Japan following the Great East Japan
Earthquake has become an urgent issue, making it essential to strongly develop and establish energy
conservation and electricity saving activities throughout the country as a “people’s movement”. In
addition, from the standpoint of Japan’s long-term energy supply and demand structure, it is required to
review the positioning of nuclear power, fossil energy, and renewable energy resources on the supply
side while also enhancing energy conservation as the key factor on the demand side. Furthermore,
there are also growing expectations from energy conservation, which enables realization both of CO2
emission reductions and of economic growth, for dealing with climate change problems where it is
difficult to reach international agreements even though the issues are on a global scale.
Under these circumstances, the Energy Conservation Center, Japan, which has been involved in the promotion of energy
conservation for over thirty years, recognizes anew the importance of the role that the Center should play and renews its
resolution to make every effort to utilize the knowledge and experience that the Center has accumulated so far to further
promote energy conservation and electricity saving in Japan and other countries.
Specifically, in order to promote the energy conservation and electricity saving which is currently required, the Center will
provide information on technologies and methods of energy conservation and electricity saving that match the needs in each
field including industry, buildings, households, and regions in a meticulous and easily understandable way.
In addition, from a medium and long-term perspective, the Center will develop and promote energy conservation technologies
and methods supporting new technologies such as new energy, electricity storage, and smart technologies, and also will
actively develop the human resources who will be able to use and practically apply these technologies.
Furthermore, from an international perspective, by collaborating with the activities of the “Japanese Business Alliance for
Smart Energy Worldwide” (JASE-World) which was established in 2008 jointly by the government and the private sector, the
Center aims to make international contributions such as by reducing greenhouse gases through the transfer and dissemination
of Japanese energy conservation technologies that maintain the world’s highest standards, while at the same time supporting
the international development of Japan’s energy conservation business.
In order for the Center to implement the above activities, cooperation with many people and organizations in various fields
including energy will be indispensable. We therefore kindly request your continued cooperation and support as before.

 July, 2012
Nobuya Minami, Chairman
The Energy Conservation Center, Japan

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 Activities of the Energy Conservation Center, Japan

Promotion of Energy Conservation/Electricity Saving for Factories, Buildings, Stores, etc., and Reduction of CO2 Emission p.3

s Instructions, survey and analysis based on energy conservation audit for factories, buildings, etc.

s Provision of information on case examples of energy conservation/electricity saving, etc.

s Support for countermeasures for CO2 reduction

Support for Energy Conservation Activities in Households and Local Communities, etc. p.4

s Dissemination of energy conservation practices and activities in local communities

s Provision of information on energy efficient equipment by means of energy saving labeling, etc.

Support for Development of Human Resources for Energy Conservation and its Activities p.5 ∼ 6

s Development of human resources for energy conservation through educational seminars, etc.

s Support for development of human resources through the qualification system

s International Standard ISO50001 Auditors Evaluation and Registration Body

s Provision of information on energy conservation through publications

Promotion of International Cooperation for Energy Conservation p.7

s Dispatch of experts and acceptance of trainees

s Collaboration with the “Japanese Business Alliance for Smart Energy Worldwide”

Implementation of National Examinations, etc. for the Qualification of Energy Managers p.8

s Examinations and training for qualified energy managers

s Training for type 2 energy managers, etc.

Supporting Members

Corporate companies or organizations that are supportive of the Center’s business objectives are entitled to join the Center
as supporting member by each factory or business unit. The Center provides special service to the supporting members to
assist their energy conservation activities. The special service includes the followings.

- A website dedicated to supporting members (Special provision of useful information on energy conservation)
- Provision of information on the latest measures and technologies concerning energy conservation/electricity saving
- Provision of information and advice on the Energy Conservation Act and support for making various notification forms
- Free-of-charge provision of the monthly magazine “Energy Conservation” and discount for the participating fee for
educational seminars and for the price of energy conservation promotional goods

Total number of the supporting members: 2,536 as of July 1, 2012

Mining, quarrying of stone 10 Information and communication 16 Scientific research and technical service 31

Construction 101 Transportation and postal activities 7 Accommodation and eating service 6

Manufacturing 1,911 Wholesale and retail trade 22 Education and learning support 14

Electricity, gas, heat and water 285 Real estate and goods rental 20 Medical, health care and welfare 10

Others (financial, public service, etc.) 103

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 Promotion of Energy Conservation/Electricity Saving for Factories, Buildings, Stores, etc., and Reduction of CO2 Emission

The energy conservation of factories, buildings, etc. which consume a great deal of energy is implemented
by introducing new equipment or improving existing technologies at each workplace based on the Energy
Conservation Act.
To support these activities, the Center implements instructions, survey and analysis by using energy
conservation audits of factories, buildings, etc. and provides information on the Energy Conservation Act and
the latest energy conservation technologies. The Center also undertakes the measures for electricity saving
and CO2 reduction support using the method of the energy conservation audit, smart technologies, etc.

Energy Audit and Consultation Energy Conservation Grand Prize

The Center dispatches energy conservation experts to From among various energy
small and medium sized factories or buildings and provides conservation/electricity saving
advices on specific techniques for improving energy activities of companies,
efficiency (target of the energy conservation effect: 7 to municipal bodies, educational
8%). Case examples of the advice so far made are widely institutes, etc. and energy saving
introduced at seminars, etc. products, business models,
Energy
Meanwhile, following the current needs of electricity saving, etc. newly developed, those Conservation
the Center provides the audit specific to that needs and which are especially excellent AwardingPrize
Grand Energy conservation
mark grand prize example
holds electricity saving seminars for the industry including are awarded the “energy cases to be used
the household sector. conservation grand prize”. as hints for energy
conservation of
[Approximately 17 thousand energy audits and consultations were Those activities or products workplace
executed by FY2011 (for over 30 years since the establishment of are also publicized and introduced at energy conservation
the Center)] conventions or by the publication of excellent case
examples to be used as hints for practical energy
conservation activities.

Support for CO2 Reduction

In Tokyo Metropolitan and Saitama Prefecture, business
establishments which use more than a certain amount
Audit of thermal insulation and Visualization of indoor cold air which is of energy must report their CO2 emission amount to the
heat retention of a factory furnace constantly discharged outdoor through a
ventilation fan prefectural government after having it verified by a third
Advice was made to make the improvement
easy to understand by visualizing it party verification body.
The Center has been registered as one of the third party
Energy Conservation Survey of Factories verification bodies and it implements CO2 verification work.
The Center conducts on-site survey (“overall factory
inspection”) for specified business operators and designated ENEX, Energy and Environment Exhibition,
energy management factories based on the Energy Aiming at the Harmony of the Global
Conservation Act. Environment and Energy
The Center also analyzes periodic reports and mid-term
The Center holds the ENEX in February which is designated
and long-term plans of factories, surveys their energy
as the month for promoting energy conservation. The ENEX
consumption and energy management, provides the results
is a comprehensive exhibition for energy conservation and
and proposes necessary actions.
new energy.
It not only introduces excellent energy conservation/new
Support for Energy Conservation of Buildings energy equipment, energy conservation/electricity saving
The Center introduces effective activities, but also provides various seminars and awarding
energy conservation/electricity ceremonies, contributing to the expansion of the business
saving techniques which are useful network.
for office buildings, commercial http://www.low-cf.jp
facilities, hotels, hospitals, etc.,
including use of various tools,
simulators, etc., through its
website. Also, the Center offers Explanation of various tools and
energy conservation/electricity simulators for buildings

saving consulting according to the

needs of individual buildings.
For the on-site energy conservation activities for buildings,
ENEX2012
“Buildings energy conservation audit engineers”, who are The 36th Energy and Environment Exhibition Aiming at the Harmony of the Global
qualified by the Center [see P5], are working enthusiastically. Environment and Energy

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 Support for Energy Conservation Activities in Households and Local Communities, etc.

To promote energy conservation/electricity saving by the power of the country as a whole, it is very important
to create an environment in which homes, workplaces, local communities, etc. can actively and continuously
promote adequate energy conservation/electricity saving activities.
For this purpose, the Center supports energy conservation practice in homes, schools, workplaces, etc. in
collaboration with local governments, companies, etc., while providing useful information on the latest energy
saving equipment, products, etc. in an easily understandable way.

Energy Conservation Practice, Provision of Information on Energy

Collaboration with Local Communities
■ Collaboration with Local Governments, etc.
To promote energy conservation practice in local
communities, the Center implements lectures or seminars and
supports energy conservation audit for homes in collaboration
with local governments, companies, etc. When doing this,
“Home energy conservation experts” [see P5] qualified by the
Center actively support those activities.
■ Energy Conservation Seminar Delivery Service for
Elementary Schools
“Energy Conservation
Home Electric Appliance
Concierges” (daily life energy
conservation experts) visit
elementary schools across
the country to deliver special
classes which make students
think about the global
warming issue and energy Energy conservation class delivered to
conservation in homes. an elementary school
■ Energy Conservation/Electricity Saving Seminar
The Center dispatches instructors to seminars which are
held by municipal bodies, public institutes, private industrial
bodies, associations, counsels, etc. with free admission fee.
■ Promotion of Energy Conservation Navigator (Smart
Meter)
To promote “Energy Conservation Navigator (Smart Meter)”
for “visualizing” electricity consumption, etc., the Center
certifies applicable equipment, provides information on the
equipment and analyzes the effect of the equipment.
Conservation Equipment, etc.
■ Top Runner Standard, Energy Conservation Labeling
Based on the Energy Conservation Act, the Top Runner
Standard is applied to home electric appliances, gas and
oil equipment, cars, etc. This is a system obliging these
products to achieve the highest energy conservation level
within a given period of time that was achieved by a product
within the same product category during a reference time.
The Center disseminates and publicizes through its website,
etc. the energy-saving labeling or unified energy-saving
labels, etc. designed to show consumers whether or not a
product has achieved the Top Runner Standard in an easily
understandable way.
Energy-saving Label
Indicated on 18 products including home
electric appliances, etc.
Unified Energy-saving Label
Indicated on air conditioners, televisions,
refrigerators, electric toilet seats, lighting
equipment (for home use)
■ International Energy Star Program
As regards the International Energy Star Program
implemented in 7 countries and regions of the world as
an international energy conservation system for office
equipment, the Center registers the equipment supported
by the Program and provides information on that through its
website, etc.

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Energy Conservation Navigator (Smart Meter)

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 Support for Development of Human Resources for Energy Conservation and its Activities

To effectively promote energy conservation/electricity saving and CO2 reduction in companies and local
communities, it is important to develop and secure human resources who can take initiative in leading energy
conservation/electricity saving activities.
The Center actively implements various seminars to develop people who can undertake energy management
in companies, etc. and, at the same time, supports the activities of people implementing energy conservation/
electricity saving by using the Center’s original qualification system.

Development of Human Resources by The Center’s Original Qualification

Means of Seminars, etc.
■ Educational Seminars for Engineers
The Center provides educational seminars for people in
charge of energy conservation or equipment of workplace in
factories or buildings as follows.
s Technical seminars providing knowledge concerning
the Energy Conservation Act, the latest energy
conservation technologies and measures for electricity
saving
s Practical seminars that teach practical technologies
using demonstration equipment
Program
■ Buildings Energy Conservation Audit Engineers
The Center certifies people who can adequately implement
energy conservation measures at workplace for commercial
buildings such as hospitals, hotels, commercial facilities.
[Target people] Facility managers of buildings, facility
vendors, consultants, etc. People who have
practical experience of two years or more
[Acquisition] Lectures (lectures and written examination),
preparation and submission of an energy
conservation audit report

■ Home Energy Conservation Experts

Technical Training Seminar
The Center certifies people who have total knowledge of
“energy conservation for homes” including knowledge
about home electric appliances, structure and equipment of
homes, life style, etc. and who can utilize the knowledge for
activities in local communities or companies.
Practical Training Seminar

[Target people] Citizens, students, employees or staff

■ Seminars Provided in Response to Customer’s Request members of municipal bodies, organizations,
(Seminar Delivery Service) companies, etc.
[Acquisition] Qualification examination
The Center delivers energy conservation seminars on an
order-made basis in response to the request of companies,
municipal governments, organizations, etc.
s In-house trainings: Trainings held by companies,
governmental offices, and local governments for their
employees or staff members
s Various lectures: Lectures held by companies,
governmental offices or local governments for the
public
s OJT trainings: Simplified audit of individual factories
and buildings, and trainings accompanied with Examination textbook for Home Energy
Conservation Experts - also can be used as hints
practical exercise and demonstrations using various for energy conservation for homes
equipment
s Others: Provision of advice for companies, etc.
regarding individual energy conservation activities

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■ Energy Audit Professionals ■ Books, handbooks, etc.
The Center certifies professional people who can perform The Center provides
energy audits or make improvement proposals in a highly basic and professional
professional manner for the total energy management of i n f o r m a t i o n o n e n e rg y
workplace within companies, etc. conservation in the form
of books, handbooks, etc.
[Target people] Company engineers, etc. people having written from a technical
technical knowledge equivalent to that viewpoint.
of qualified energy managers (national s Documents and guide
qualification) books dealing with the
[Acquisition] Specified examination, preparation and Energy Conservation
submission of an audit report Act and law-related matters
s Model answers and reference
books for the people who take
International Standard ISO50001 Auditors the examinations for qualified
Evaluation and Registration Body energy managers
ISO50001 is an international standard in the energy s “Energy Conservation
management field (came into effect in June, 2011) and it is Handbook” and data books
likely to be applied to various cases as a global standard. such as “Handbook of energy and economic
The Center, as a registration body for auditors, implements statistics”, etc.
the following work. s Specialized books, practical work books concerning
s Approval of training courses implemented by training energy conservation technologies
bodies s E n e rg y c o n s e r v a t i o n h a n d b o o k s c o m p i l i n g
s Evaluation and registration of auditors technologies and data for energy managers of
factories
Contact for inquiry about ISO50001 s Building energy conservation handbooks compiling
facility management techniques and data for facility
Center for Energy Management managers of buildings
System Auditors Registration
(CEMSAR Secretariat)
TEL: +81-3-5543-3062 Promotion Goods for Energy Conservation
cemsar@eccj.or.jp Activities
http://www.eccj.or.jp/cemsar The Center distributes various goods (at cost) which can be
used to promote energy conservation activities in factories
CEMSAR Mark
or offices.
s Posters, energy conservation check seals, etc. that
advocate energy conservation practice of individuals
Provision of Information through s LCD temperature meter seals which are useful for
Publication controlling indoor temperature
■ Monthly Magazine “Energy Conservation” s Display boards, flags, banners, etc. which help
people of factories or offices implement energy
The Center publishes a monthly conservation activities together
magazine “Energy Conservation”, the
only magazine dealing with energy
conservation in Japan. It provides wide
and high-quality information concerning
promotion of energy conservation
including information on energy policies
and the “Revised Energy Conservation
Act”, the latest technologies and Monthly Magazine LCD Thermometer Seal
knowledge of energy management, “Energy Conservation” Energy Conservation
Check Seals
measures for electricity saving, etc.
Energy Conservation Promotion Goods

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 Promotion of International Cooperation for Energy Conservation

The Center enhances international cooperation to promote energy conservation from a global point of view.
To cope with global issues such as limitation of natural resources and climate change, it is inevitable to save
energy. In this sense, Japan is expected to actively play its role as an advanced energy conservation country.
The Center dispatches experts and accepts trainees to and from abroad, especially to and from developing
countries in Asia based on the agreements between the governments to spread the policies and technologies
of energy conservation.
The Center also strongly supports the activities for spreading Japan’s advanced energy conservation
technologies internationally through the co-work between the government and the private sector.

Dispatch of Experts International Energy Conservation

The Center dispatches energy conservation experts to
overseas workplaces, mainly to those of Asian countries.
Using the experience obtained in Japan, they promote
energy management techniques for factories and buildings,
propose energy management systems or policies and
support the efforts to build and enforce the base of energy
conservation activities, and development of human resources
engaged in energy conservation.
[The number of experts dispatched by FY2011: 900 experts to
approximately 30 countries]
Business
The Center supports the operation of the “Japanese
Business Alliance for Smart Energy Worldwide” (JASE-
World) established jointly by the government and the private
sector for the purpose of promoting internationally Japan's
advanced energy conservation technologies on a business
basis.
Especially, the technical brochure “Japanese State-of-the-
Art Smart Energy Products and Technologies” compiling
Japanese advanced energy conservation technologies is
highly evaluated at international venues.

JapaneseSmartEnergy
Products&Technologies,
2012 CONCEPTUAL IMAGE & CLASSIFICATION of
Japanese Smart Energy Products & Technologies, 2012

RESIDENCE

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House, Energy
General Equipments
Manufacturing
Factories
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Business &
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ELECTRICITY

Power Generation, CONSTRUCTION &

Distribution & TRANSPORT
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Public Works,
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Oil & related IRON & STEEL
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Steel Producer
& related works
Figures & photographs are provided by courtesy of the members of JASE-World same as being given in the other charts of seven sectors.

Technical Brochures (English Edition)

On-site audit of a building Workshop Distributed at Ministers International Conference
Dispatch of Experts

The Center also contributes to business matching by

Acceptance of Trainees for Training in Japan
The Center accepts trainees
coming from Asia, the
Middle East, etc. who are
responsible for the proposal
and implementation of
energy conservation policies
in their countries to be
trained in Japan.
The Center provides them
with practical lectures and
introducing Japan’s energy conservation measures,
examples of energy conservation activities, excellent
energy conservation equipment and technologies through
exhibitions held in and out of Japan and dispatch of
missions.
Acceptance of Trainees
Factory Visit

training covering energy

conservation policies, technologies, practice, factory visits,
and their findings are brought back to their countries and Signing of a memorandum for the Participation in an Overseas Exhibition
promotion of energy conservation business United Arab Emirates
used to make their own systems there. Mexico
[The number of trainees accepted by FY2011: 3,300 trainees from
approximately 60 countries]
Energy Conservation Activities based on
International Framework
Provision of Energy Conservation
The Center participates in international energy conservation
International Information
activities such as IPEEC (International Partnership for
Through “Asia Energy Efficiency and Conservation Energy Efficiency Cooperation). These activities contribute
Collaboration Center” established within the Center, etc., to the promotion of energy management and capacity
the Center distributes and collects information on energy building for policy makers overseas.
conservation policies and technologies and builds a network
between organizations concerned.

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 Implementation of National Examinations, etc. for the Qualification of Energy Managers

Under the Energy Conservation Act, companies which consume a great deal of energy must appoint overall
managers who are responsible for the energy management of their company and staff members of factories,
etc. who have a qualification of “qualified energy manager”, etc. The people who have a qualification of the
”qualified energy manager” are playing an active role not only at the workplace of their factory but also in
various fields as an expert giving advice for the energy conservation and CO2 reduction.
The Center is a designated organization for implementing national examinations, training, etc. for these
qualifications.

Managers Qualified under Energy Conservation Act

Under the Energy Conservation Act, companies and workplaces are obliged to appoint energy management control officers
or energy managers having a certain qualification according to the following classification A to C. (See Table below.)

“A”: Companies whose annual energy consumption (crude oil equivalent, hereinafter called the “consumption”) is 1,500
kl or more (business operators)
“B”: Factories and workplaces whose consumption is 3,000 kl or more and which belong to one of the 5 business types
(manufacturing, mining, electricity supply, gas supply and heat supply)
“C”: Factories and workplaces other than those said in “B” above and whose consumption is 1,500 kl or more

Energy Managers Work Qualification Required

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Examinations, Seminars, etc. for Obtaining Qualification

The Center is a designated organization for implementing the national examinations in relation to the “qualification required”
above.

■ Qualification of “Qualified Energy Manager” ■ “Energy Management Seminar”

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experience in practical work for 3 years or more (to be
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Examination for the Qualified Energy Managers

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 Outline of ECCJ Business Size
Final account of FY2011 (Income base)

1 Location: 3-19-9 Hatchobori, Chuo-ku, Tokyo Others

8.8%
104-0032 Japan 7.4% 1.4%
Interest on fund,
And 8 regional branches 2.7% Supporting
member fee miscellaneous receipts, etc.

2 Foundation: 16th October, 1978 Various qualifications 16.6%

Energy conservation Energy audit and consultation
3 Fund: Basic fund: 475 million yen promotion goods etc.
Projects related to
Operational fund: 1.205 billion yen 12.2% public expenditure
4 Number of officers and employees: Electricity saving 44.5%
support
133 (as of 1st July, 2012) Seminar delivery
17.5%
5 Activities
services etc.
2.554 Promotion of international
 0ROMOTIONOFENERGYCONSERVATIONINTHEINDUSTRY 5.6% billion yen cooperation
Publication - Dispatch of experts,
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business
COMMUNITIESETC business cooperation
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 $ EVELOPMENT OF HUMAN RESOURCES ENGAGED IN ENERGY 6.3% information
CONSERVATION Technical lecture, etc. 10.4%
Analysis of compliance with
 0ROMOTIONOFINTERNATIONALCOOPERATIONANDACTIVITIES standards of judgment
 )MPLEMENTATION OF NATIONAL EXAMINATIONS TRAINING AND 19.9% Provision of information on the
energy-saving labeling
National examination for the
SEMINARS qualified energy manager
Energy Conservation Grand Prize
etc.
Energy management training
Energy management
seminar

Board Members and Councilors As of 1st July , 2012

● Executive officers: Directors 8, Auditors 2

Chairman Nobuya Minami Tokyo Electric Power Company Former President
President Kazuo Okumura The Energy Conservation Center, Japan [Full time]
Managing Director Hidetoshi Baba The Energy Conservation Center, Japan [Full time]
Managing Director Hirokazu Taniguchi The Energy Conservation Center, Japan [Full time]
Managing Director Masaki Yamamoto The Energy Conservation Center, Japan [Full time]
Director Fumio Kobayashi The Energy Conservation Center, Japan [Full time]
Director Keiji Tokuue Taiheiyo Cement Corporation Chairman
Director Yoshiyasu Fujiwara TLV Co., Ltd. President
Auditor Yoshirou Oowadano Advanced Industrial Science and Technology (AIST)
Vice division manager of planning division
Auditor Takashi Tsurusawa The Energy Conservation Center, Japan [Full time]

● Councilors 7
Councilor Koukichi Ito The Institute of Energy Economics, Japan Research adviser
Councilor Takao Kashiwagi Tokyo Institute of Technology Professor
Councilor Yoshihiko Takamura Tokyo Denki University Professor
Councilor Toshio Nakamura The Japan Chamber of Commerce and Industry Senior Director
Councilor Masami Nakamura Japan Management Association Administrative Director
Councilor Mitsuaki Hayashi Heat Pump & Thermal Storage Technology Center of Japan
Executive Director
Councilor Kenji Yamaji Research Institute of Innovative Technology for the Earth
Director, Laboratory Manager

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 Organization Chart 1st October, 2012

The Board of Councilors

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Home and Regional Activities Supporting Department s0ROMOTION OF ENERGY CONSERVATION ACTIVITIES FOR HOMES AND LOCAL
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Energy Conservation Equipment Promotion Department s$ISSEMINATIONOFENERGYCONSERVATIONEQUIPMENTPROMOTIONOFENERGY

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Education, Planning and Management Department s0

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Eco-Driving Promotion Office s0ROMOTIONOFECO DRIVINGETC

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Publication Department s0UBLICATION OF MONTHLY MAGAZINE h%NERGY #ONSERVATIONv ENERGY

CONSERVATIONBOOKSETC

Cooperation Planning and Management Department s0LANNINGANDTOTALADJUSTMENTOFTHIS$IVISIONSWORK

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Asia Energy Efficiency and Conservation Collaboration Center s#OLLECTIONANDPROVISIONOFINFORMATIONONENERGYCONSERVATIONIN!SIA

International Cooperation Division Technical Cooperation Department s4RANSFER OF ENERGY CONSERVATION TECHNOLOGIES AND DISPATCH OF
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Training Cooperation Department s!CCEPTANCETRAINEESFROMVARIOUSCOUNTRIES

Business Alliance Support for EE&C Department s3UPPORTFOROVERSEASTRANSFEROFENERGYCONSERVATIONTECHNOLOGIESBY

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Examination Department s)MPLEMENTATIONOFQUALIFIEDENERGYMANAGEREXAMINATIONANDENERGY

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Center for Energy Management System s!PPROVAL OF %N-3 TRAINING COURSES EVALUATION AND REGISTRATION OF
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 The Energy Conservation Center, Japan http://www.eccj.or.jp
TEL: +81-3-5543-3011 FAX: +81-3-5543-3022

Geo Hatchobori, 3-19-9 Hatchobori, Chuo-ku, Tokyo 104-0032 Japan

5F
Administration and Management Division Energy Conservation Technology Division
Administration Department Technology Planning and Management Department
Accounting Department Energy Consumption Assessment Department
Management Evaluation Department Energy Audit Department
Membership Service Department Greenhouse Gas Verification Office
International Cooperation Division Building Energy Conservation Promotion Department
Cooperation Planning and Management Department Subsidy Screening Department
Asia Energy Efficiency and Conservation Collaboration Center
Technical Cooperation Department
CEMSAR Energy Conservation Promotion in Homes and Regional Activities Division
Center for Energy Management System Auditors Registration Promotion Planning and Management Department
ENEX and Energy Efficient Appliance Promotion Forum Supporting Group
Home and Regional Activities Supporting Department
International Cooperation Division Energy Conservation Equipment Promotion Department
Training Cooperation Department Energy Conservation Training and Education Division
Business Alliance Support for EE&C Department Education, Planning and Management Department
Energy Management Examination and Training Center Eco-Driving Promotion Office
Examination Department Training and Education Department
Training Department

Kyobashi 7th Nagaoka Bldg. 3-19-2 Hatchobori, Chuo-ku, Tokyo 104-0032 Japan

Energy Conservation Training and Education Division

Publication Department

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