Japan Energy Summit & Exhibition 2026

Japan's energy sector is at a turning point. The country is moving from ambition to action on its Green Transformation strategy – building hydrogen hubs, offshore wind farms, grid upgrades and more, all at once, all on tight timelines.

That's no small thing. Japan still relies heavily on imported energy, which makes getting new, lower-carbon infrastructure built both urgent and strategically critical.

But there's a problem most organisations are running into: the people needed to deliver these projects aren't keeping up with demand. Skilled-labour shortages across the sector are slowing build-outs, delaying milestones and pushing up costs.

The question has shifted. It's no longer just what needs to be built – it's who's going to build it.

We've spent years building networks of experienced energy professionals – so when projects accelerate, we can move quickly.

We work across LNG, hydrogen, ammonia, offshore wind, power infrastructure and lower-carbon energy at every project stage, from early engineering to commissioning and operations.

With more than 120 offices across 50 countries, we combine close regional presence in Japan and Asia with the reach to bring in international specialists when the local market runs short.