Canada and Japan expand cooperation on nuclear technologies, including small modular reactors, and hydrogen fuel systems
Canada and Japan released the Canada–Japan Comprehensive Strategic Roadmap on March 6, 2026, outlining an expansion of cooperation in energy, including nuclear technologies such as small modular reactors and hydrogen fuel systems. This partnership aims to diversify energy supply chains and strengthen collaboration across conventional and clean energy technologies, reflecting both countries' intention to enhance economic resilience and address climate policy challenges.
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- Partnership between Canada and Japan
- Focus on small modular reactors and hydrogen fuel systems
- Announced March 6, 2026
- Aims to diversify energy supply chains
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The roadmap outlines a broad expansion of cooperation across security, economic resilience, trade, technology, and climate policy. It aims to strengthen their partnership in response to rising geopolitical uncertainty, technological competition, and growing supply-chain vulnerabilities. Cooperation areas include security and defence, economic security and strategic supply chains (critical minerals, semiconductors, AI, quantum computing, fusion energy), trade, investment, industrial cooperation (Japanese automotive manufacturers pursuing decarbonization in Canada), energy and food security, climate, environment, Arctic cooperation, and people-to-people ties. The 100th anniversary of diplomatic relations is in 2028.
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