The Tokyo Metropolitan Government, through the Tokyo Metropolitan Small and Medium Enterprise Support Center, announced it will dispatch five Tokyo-based companies to POWERGEN 2026, a major power generation and energy infrastructure exhibition in San Antonio, Texas. The initiative, rooted in the long-standing economic cooperation between Tokyo and Texas, seeks to strengthen business ties and promote innovation in infrastructure sectors including power, water, and disaster resilience.
The selected companies offer solutions addressing urgent challenges for U.S. utilities and EPC contractors, such as disaster resilience, clean water treatment, energy efficiency, AI-enabled maintenance, and low-carbon materials. The companies include Nichibou Co., Ltd., a specialist in fire protection and disaster prevention equipment; Noatech Co., Ltd., which provides advanced water treatment technologies for PFAS compliance; Sketch Co., Ltd., a developer of nano-coating technologies for energy efficiency; System Brain Corporation, offering nano-cleaning and surface protection systems; and Yamaguchi Heavy Industries Co., Ltd., which produces sustainable steel and has a U.S. subsidiary in San Antonio.
These technologies align with key U.S. utility needs, including power resilience, fire safety, water treatment, and infrastructure modernization. The Tokyo Metropolitan Government aims to deepen collaboration through this participation, building on the robust relationship between Tokyo and Texas. For more information, companies can contact the Tokyo Metropolitan Government – POWERGEN 2026 U.S. Desk at CSS Holdings Group, 7 Upper Balcones Rd, Boerne, TX 78006, or visit CSS Holdings Group.
