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The Japan Organization for Metals and Energy Security, commonly known as JOGMEC, is an independent administrative agency of the Japanese government tasked with ensuring the stable supply of energy resources and mineral resources critical to the nation's economy and security.
Established to support the exploration, development, and production of oil, natural gas, coal, and various metals, JOGMEC provides financial assistance, technical expertise, and conducts its own research and development projects both domestically and internationally.
It operates in regions around the world, including Southeast Asia, Africa, and the Americas, often collaborating with private sector companies on joint ventures and technology evaluation initiatives such as methane emissions monitoring centers.
As a public body under the Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry, JOGMEC plays a key role in Japan's resource security strategy, stockpiling essential materials and promoting sustainable resource development practices.
JOGMEC's activities include geological surveys, feasibility studies, and investment in resource projects to mitigate supply risks. It also focuses on environmental aspects, such as reducing methane emissions from energy operations, as evidenced by its involvement in the SEA METEC project in Southeast Asia.
The organization maintains a network of offices and partnerships globally, contributing to the development of new technologies for resource extraction and environmental protection. Its efforts help Japanese industries secure access to vital commodities while adhering to international standards and regulations.
Also known as Japan Oil, Gas and Metals National Corporation.
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Four-way MoC creates a regional centre for testing, verification, training, R&D and knowledge sharing on methane measurement technologies in Southeast Asia.
