Shoko Oda is a Reporter at Asia Energy. She covers a range of topics including energy, finance, and climate change, with a particular focus on Japan, ESG, markets, G7, and China. Shoko's work has been featured in prominent publications such as the Financial Post, Yahoo Finance, The Japan Times, and Bloomberg News.
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Shoko Oda's coverage primarily focuses on energy-related topics and government announcements, especially in Japan. She would likely be interested in receiving pitches related to nuclear energy, climate actions, renewable energy initiatives, and efforts to reduce emissions. Pitches that offer insights into Japanese government policies or industry developments within the energy sector are also likely to resonate with her.
Given her focus on specific companies and governmental decisions related to energy supply and environmental policies, she may be open to commentary from experts who have a deep understanding of these areas. Additionally, sources who can provide insider perspectives on relevant policy changes or industry trends in Japan could capture her attention.
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Japanese policymakers suggested setting a target of cutting emissions by 60% by 2035, according to a government panel held Monday.
(Bloomberg) -- An annual report to shareholders from Tokyo Gas Co., expected this week, could be the first opportunity for Japan's largest gas
Nuclear power isn’t a cost-effective solution for Australia to decarbonize its energy mix, according to the country’s national science agency.
BP Plc and Japan’s biggest power producer Jera Co. will merge their offshore wind businesses and invest up to $5.8 billion before the end of the decade in the joint venture, according to a statement released on Monday.
Japanese utility Tokyo Electric Power Co. said it removed nuclear fuel debris left inside a reactor in a demonstration at its Fukushima power plant, 13 years after a meltdown.
By: Stephen Stapczynski, Shoko Oda
Nippon Steel Corp. had high hopes for the $14.1 billion takeover of United States Steel Corp. But with the deal now likely to unravel, the biggest Japanese steelmaker will be forced to consider next steps for rapid growth.
By: Shoko Oda, Takashi Mochizuki
Alphabet Inc. is preparing to counter Japanese government allegations that it engages in anticompetitive practices such as forcing smartphone makers to give priority to Google Search in default screen placement.
The rapid rollout of massive power-hungry data centers jeopardizes the transition to cleaner fuels.
Japan is pushing through a new target to cut greenhouse gas emissions by 60% by 2035, even as the plan faces criticism as lacking in ambition.
Jera Co., Marubeni Corp. and BP Plc were among the winners in Japan’s latest offshore wind auctions as the government pushes forward with plans to expand the nation’s green power generation capacity.
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