Dan Shulman started Shulman Advisory G.K. after 13 years of experience with the Japanese energy market in a variety of roles.
Today, he provides professional support to overseas energy sector companies entering the Japanese market. He has rich experience in the country’s evolving deregulated electricity market, in facilitating partnerships between Japanese and foreign companies, and in tracking changes in policy and regulation to anticipate and capture market opportunities.
Dan also works to connect energy technology startups and investors with, in addition to Japan, a particularly strong network in Israel, Europe, and the US.
Sunpulse is a boutique PV design & engineering and consulting firm. It provides third-party energy yield reports for over 1,250 projects in the Asia-Pacific region. The company has also conducted over 325 site visits in the region. In addition to its head office in Tokyo, it also has an operations base in Hokkaido.
Heliatek is an award-winning leader in clean and green organic solar technology which produces unique solar films to transform building surfaces into decentralized electricity generators. Heliatek unlocks the inaccessible potential of conventional PV solutions, e.g. buildings with weight restrictions, round building shapes, and non-penetrable surfaces. Production is done through a proprietary and state-of-the-art roll-to-roll production process in Dresden, Germany.
Poligy is developing a sustainable solution that turns low-grade waste heat into electricity with its patented Waste Heat Recovery Bipolymer System. The revolutionary technology can achieve 4% – 15% conversion efficiency of waste heat into electricity within the temperature range of 50 – 150 ºC, facilitating the harvesting of waste heat which was previously inaccessible due to the small temperature differentials involved. A lab-scale prototype has been intensively tested, and multiple field pilots are in the process of installation and testing. Poligy is based in Dusseldorf, Germany.