Profile of
The Energy Conservation Center of Japan (ECCJ)

Objectives
The Energy Conservation Center contributes to the efficient use of energy and protection of the global environment.

Activities
By increasing public awareness of energy conservation, as well as promoting education, innovative lifestyles and provision of information in the industry, consumer and transportation sectors, ECCJ carries out extensive activities to realize the efficient use of energy, protect the global environment, and create energy-efficient communities. This is done by means of:

The Energy Star Program Energy conservation performance grassroots activities of energy conservation ENEX Exhibition energy conservation by factories, buildings, and offices
Sample Projects
Smart Life promotes energy efficiency in the home. It is ECCJ's proposal for a new energy conserving lifestyle. To promote this concept and educate the public about it, ECCJ is strengthening cooperation with newspapers, TV stations, and other mass media outlets, and effectively uses PR tools such as posters, leaflets, and video. In summer and winter when energy consumption is high, ECCJ carries out energy-saving campaigns in major cities around Japan.
Ene Con Ambassador is compiled from the tabloid paper published by ECCJ four times a year and published to it's web site. It introduces the energy conservation activities of local NGO groups in Japan
Key Persons Teruo Nakagawa, Director of Administration Department Takeshi Sekiyama, Director of International Cooperation Department

Contact Info
Address: 3-19-9 Hatchobori Chuoku Tokyo Japan 104-0032
Phone: (81)(3) 5543-3011
Fax: (81)(3) 5543-3022
E-mail : master@eccj.or.jp
URL: http://www.eccj.or.jp/index_e.html

Number of Staff
About 190

Strategic Partners
2,962 Supporting Members as of 23 May 2000

Legal Notice
Established 16 October 1978

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