Mitsubishi Electric to showcase satellite GHG data initiative at COP31 in Turkey

By Public Technologies
  • Mitsubishi Electric will participate in COP31 in Antalya, Turkey, Nov. 9–20, following selection by Japan’s environment ministry.
  • Focus will be satellite-based data to visualize global greenhouse gas distribution, positioned as support for decarbonization and the energy transition.
  • Planned joint showcase with MUFG Bank and Satellite Data Services.
  • Executives will speak at Japan Pavilion seminars on blue carbon solutions and decarbonization in the built environment.


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