The Kyoto Protocol, negotiated by more than 160 nations during the 3rd Session of the Conference of the Parties to the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (COP3) in December 1997, aims to reduce net emissions of certain greenhouse gases. The Kyoto Protocol envisages three market based 'flexible mechanisms': emissions trading, Joint Implementation and the Clean Development Mechanism. These mechanisms are to allow industrialized countries to meet their targets in a more cost effective manner.
Experts of Natsource Japan assist public and private clients in reducing risks related to environment and energy through market mechanisms such as brokerage of emissions reductions (ER), joint purchase of ERs, referral of various carbon funds, asset management, provision of support to projects which have an opportunity to reduce emissions, research and advisory services to address greenhouse gas emissions, research and advisory services to address greenhouse gas emissions.
Domestic and international climate policies and regulations have been changing, which makes formulation of business strategies in the emission reduction market far more complex. Natsource has developed the largest and most comprehensive energy and environmental brokerage operation in the world. The Natsource Group has years of experience in environmental commodity markets and in designing domestic and international climate change policies, internal corporate strategies, and related programs for several decades. We provide innovative products and services to better enable our clients to seize market opportunities.

