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TAKEHAMA Asami

Department / Course College of Social Sciences Department of Social Sciences

Title / Position Professor

Other Affiliations
1.	Graduate School of Sociology
2.	Research Organization of Open Innovation & Collaboration Research Center for Sustainability Science

Academic background
1.	1985/04～1988/03	Doctorial Course │ Completed Doctor of Sociology
2.	～1988	Doctorial Course │ Applied Sociology │ Graduate School, Division of Sociology │ Ritsumeikan University

Research activities
1.		Japan Wind Energy Association
2.		JAPAN ASSOCIATION ON THE ENVIRONMENTAL STUDIES

Subject of research
1.	Comparative analysis of renewable energy policies in EU and Japan, energy policies for grid integration of wind and PV energy, consumer education for emission reductions

Research summary
Policies for Renewable Energy and Power Systems, Grid Integration for Wind and Photovoltaic Energy, Policies for Climate Protection and Emission Reductions, Environmental Education,

Present specialized field
Environmental Sociology, Environmental Influence Valuation/Environment Policy (Keyword：Policies for Renewable Energy and Power Systems, Grid Integration for Wind and Photovoltaic Energy, Policies for Climate Protection and Emission Reductions, Environmental Education,)

Books
1.	2022/06	'Local Energy Governance, Opportunities and Challenges for Renewable and Decentralised Energy in France and Japan', edited by Magali Dreyfus and Aki Suwa, Routledge. Chapter 12, " Analysis of supply-demand balances in western Japan grids in 2030, Integrating large-scale photovoltaic and wind energies: challenges in cross-regional interconnections", Asami Takehama and Manabu Utagawa, (pp.212-244) of 274 │ ,pp.212-244 (Co-authored)
2.	1987	Theoretical Perspective of Affluence and Poverty │ (Sole-authored)

Papers
1.	2024/02/01	Toward the phase-out of coal-fired power by 2030, a message from COP28 │ People and Environment │ ,pp.1-2 (Sole-authored)
2.	2024/01	A Feasibility Study of a Renewable Electricity Share of 60% and the Phasing-Out of Coal-Fired Power: A Simple Model of Supply-Demand Balance in Japan │ ,pp.385-390 (Co-authored)
3.	2023/12	Wind Energy Capacity and Demand-Side Management Measures for Achieving Renewable Energy Share 60%:　a Simple Model of Supply-Demand Balance in Japan, under the Phasing-Out of Coal-Fired Power Plants │ ,pp.Submission No.:C000094 (Co-authored)
4.	2023/01/26	Feasibility of 60% Renewable Electricity Target and Supply-Demand Balance of Western Japan Grids in 2030 Under the Phasing-Out of Coal-Fired Power Plants │ 39,pp.193-198 (Co-authored)
5.	2022/12/02	Feasibility of 60% Renewable Electricity Target and Supply-Demand Balance of Western Japan Grids in 2030 Under the Phasing-Out of Coal-Fired Power Plants │ 266 (269),pp.266-269 (Co-authored)
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Academic conference presentation
1.	2023/12/01	Wind Energy Capacity and Demand-Side Management Measures for Achieving Renewable Energy Share 60%: a Simple Model of Supply-Demand Balance in Japan, under the Phasing-Out of Coal-Fired Power Plants
2.	2023/09/30	“Study on electricity supply and demand in 2030, considering the phase-out of coal-fired power generation, and the possibility of achieving 60% renewable electricity”
3.	2022/12/14	Feasibility of 60% Renewable Electricity Target and Electricity Supply-Demand Balance of Western Japan Grids in 2030 Under the Phasing-Out of Coal-Fired Power Plants (Grand Renewable Energy 2022 International Conference (GRE2022))
4.	2021/03/19	“Large-Scale Integration of Renewable Energy in 2030: Supply-demand Balance in the Grid and Challenges in the Regulatory Framework” (2021 Annual Conference of the German Association for Social Science Research on Japan “Continuity and Change 10 years after 3.11",)
5.	2019/09/27	The Assessment of Demand-Supply Balance of High Penetration of Variable Renewable Energies in 2030 with Utilization of Inter-Regional Transmission
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Grants-in-Aid for Scientific Research -KAKENHI-
1.	2021/04/01 ～ 2025/03/31	Renewable electricity transmission and supply-demand balance in 2040, considering effects of grid development and electric vehicles │ Grant-in-Aid for Scientific Research(C) (Keyword：renewable energy, photovoltaic energy, wind energy, power grid supply-demand balance, energy policies)