Japan at Globe 2010
GLOBE 2010 Japan Pavilion


Eight Japanese environment technology companies participated in the Japan External Trade Organization (JETRO)Japan Pavilion at Globe 2010. The companies, which are part of JETRO’s Green Innovations Partnership Program are some of Japan’s leaders in the field of green technology. They showcased cutting edge, sustainable technology in the areas of sustainable construction/ renovation, facilities management, recycling and waste treatment, and renewable energy businesses.
Exhibits included high-efficiency boilers and hot water production systems; a brush-on thermal glass coating; waste to energy treatment systems; a wind turbine system with “wind-lens” technology and noise reduction; plastic and Styrofoam recycling machinery featuring Styrofoam compression to 1/50th of its original volume; solar cells with the world’s highest conversion efficiency.
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Highlights:
- Displays of leading edge technology
- Seminar and Networking Reception
- Business Matching
JETRO arranged business-matching meetings for both Japanese and international environmental companies during the conference. A seminar featuring technology exhibited at the conference was also be offered.
Corporate summary for all participating companies in the Japan Pavilion: Japan The Green Future Pavilion Companies

JAPAN PAVILION: Booth 817 - Participating Companies
Cascadia Ecohomes Ltd.


Hitachi Zosen Corporation USA


Leading-edge waste treatment system, much achievement in Japan, high-efficiency waste to energy system, waste heat utilization system
Kyusyu University, Intellectual Property Management Center


Maekawa-MYCOM


Consultation/ Manufacturing/ Sales for; Refrigeration Systems, Energy Saving Thermal Systems, Gas Compression and processing.
Miura North America Inc


boiler operation for high efficiency and reduced environmental impact. Miura’s flagship “MI System”, is a system of multiple modular units linked together and controlled as a single large capacity boiler. The enhanced energy management system controls the operation of the high performance modular units to meet constantly changing steam demand eliminating costly losses associate with periods of part load and stand-by operation with the added benefit of reduced CO2 emissions. Miura’s innovative online maintenance system allows our products to perform at the highest levels at all times. Miura’s products are well positioned to offer products that will reduce the environmental impact of thermal energy systems.
Pana Chemical Co., Ltd


SANYO Canada Inc


efficiency for solar PV panels in the market today. For client organizations, this
translates into more benefits from government incentive programs, a greater attributed reduction of CO2 emissions, and additional recognition as a leader in taking important steps toward carbon neutral operations by generating clean energy.
The Overseas Construction Assocation of Japan


Other Globe 2010 participants from Japan
- Eco Island Kita Kyushu, Booth 825
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Mitsubishi Motors Canada(iMiEV), Booth 924
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Seabell International Co., Ltd, Booth 323
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Additional Environment information: Attractive Sectors-Environment