Transition Asia announced today that the organisation has joined the Japan Climate Leaders’ Partnership (“JCLP”), a coalition of 233 companies committed to climate action, as a  supporting member.

Since its founding in 2021, Transition Asia has made Japan one of its geographical focus areas, publishing more than 40 reports on high-emission sectors to track their decarbonisation progress and provide stakeholders with technical insights for informed decision-making.

Transition Asia also conducts climate-focused discussions with stakeholders including corporates, investors, policymakers and downstream players to understand their needs and concerns on low-carbon procurement and to collaborate on meaningful decarbonisation action.

By becoming a member of JCLP, Transition Asia aims to deepen collaboration with Japanese stakeholders and provide robust data analysis and modelling to support sustainable, low-carbon transitions and progress towards a 1.5°C pathway.

On the basis of the recognition that the industries should have a healthy sense of urgency and start taking proactive actions, JCLP was established in 2009 as a Japan-unique corporate group. As of at the end of September 2025, 233 companies including Japanese leading businesses from a wide range of industries have memberships. The total sales of member companies is approximately JPY 138 trillion and the total volume of electricity consumption is approximately 75 TWh (an estimation for reference including overseas operations).