Nedo

Nedo, established in 1980, is Japan's largest public R&D management organization. Its mission is to promote new energy technologies, address energy and global environmental problems, and enhance industrial technology. Nedo undertakes technology development and conducts demonstration projects, driving innovation and sustainable solutions. The organization plays a pivotal role in translating cutting-edge research into tangible economic and social benefits for Japan and the international community, focusing on R&D across various sectors.

With a workforce of 1,000-5,000 employees across 5 locations, Nedo orchestrates R&D programs focused on renewable energy, energy conservation, and smart grid technologies. It supports private sector innovation and facilitates commercialization. For insights into the individuals driving these initiatives, explore Meet Nedo's team. Nedo's commitment includes fostering international cooperation and ensuring a stable energy supply, contributing to domestic economic growth and environmental stewardship.

Nedo's extensive portfolio covers innovation, project management, and R&D challenges in biotechnology, robotics, wastewater treatment, and industrial technology. It actively engages in testing, demonstration, and developing energy technologies like thermal energy conservation and desalination. By bridging research and market application, Nedo empowers industries and contributes to a sustainable future, serving as a critical government agency for technological advancement.