Kpler at Japan Energy Summit 2025

June

2025

Tokyo

Overview of event

Join Kpler at the Japan Energy Summit 2025, where global energy leaders converge to shape the future of the energy industry in Asia and beyond.

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As a Silver Sponsor, Kpler is proud to support this vital platform for strategic dialogue, innovation, and collaboration in energy markets.

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Where to find us

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Booth F26 – Stop by to discover how Kpler’s data and analytics solutions bring real-time transparency and actionable insights to global energy markets. Our team will be on hand to connect, demonstrate our solutions, and explore ways we can support your business.

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Let’s connect

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Whether you’re navigating supply chain disruptions, optimising trading strategies, or seeking deeper energy intelligence, Kpler is here to help.

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Book a meeting with us in advance or drop by our booth — we look forward to seeing you in Tokyo!

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Agenda

Agenda & Highlights

Thought Leadership in Action

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We’re proud to take part in key conversations driving the industry forward:

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Leadership Roundtables – Kpler will be leading discussions with senior energy stakeholders on the evolving energy landscape, market volatility, and future pathways for LNG and natural gas.
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Panel Moderation – Go Katayama, Kpler’s Principal Insight Analyst – LNG & Natural Gas, will be moderating high-level panel discussions, sharing perspectives on regional market dynamics, infrastructure development, and energy transition strategies.

Go Katayama

Principal Insight Analyst - LNG & Natural Gas

Go Katayama is a Principal Insights Analyst - LNG & Natural Gas at Kpler based in Tokyo with over a decade of experience in analyzing global LNG markets for various clients and internal stakeholders. He leads Kpler Insights fundamental analysis on Asian demand. Prior to joining Kpler, he was Senior LNG analyst and Japan power regulation Advisor at Shell and global LNG consultant at Poten & Partners. He holds a masters degree in Global Energy Policy from New York University.