
The Future of Japan’s Mining & Clean Energy Industry — Investments, Critical Minerals, Supply Chain Security, Technology, Recycling & High‑Tech Manufacturing
The Critical Minerals Japan Conference provides a powerful platform for global thought leaders, CEOs, government ministers, and industry experts to debate the sector’s biggest challenges and shape the future of Japan’s mineral resources industry. This is Japan’s strategic forum for examining how critical minerals underpin national economic security, industrial competitiveness and the clean‑energy transition.
Featuring keynote presentations, cross‑industry panels, and in‑depth case studies, the Conference explores the evolving dynamics of the commodities and critical minerals markets, and their pivotal role in energy transition, advanced manufacturing, and strategic supply chain resilience. Discussions also highlight innovative technologies and sustainable practices essential for navigating the complexities of modern mining investments.
We will welcome 40+ speakers and 150+ delegates from 20 countries, representing governments, mining companies, investors, technology providers, automakers, battery manufacturers and supply chain operators.
AGENDA AT GLANCE

KEY THEMES
Critical Mineral Resources, Security of Supply & Trade
Shifting Geopolitics & Supply Chain Security
Mining Investment Strategies & Commodity Trends
Risk, Government Regulations & Policy Partnerships
Miners, New Exploration Projects & Discoveries
Battery Metals & Electric Vehicles
Bridging Mining, Energy, Automotive, Electronics, Battery & Defence Industries
Defense & Security Developments
Future of Mining, Recycling & Processing
Energy Transition Financing, M&A, Capital Raising & Investment Environment
Sustainability & ESG
Renewable Energy Prospects (Solar, Wind, Hydro & Batteries)
Mining Technology Advancements
Hydrogen & Low Carbon Technologies
IoT, Blockchain & Digital Transformation
"Attending the Critical Minerals Japan Conference provided valuable insights from speakers’ in-depth analyses of critical minerals and global supply challenges. The event also offered an excellent opportunity to engage and exchange ideas directly with experts from across the field.."
Sammi Lin, Industrial Technology Research Institute, Taiwan



