Abstract
Carbon neutral policies towards 2050 are a global challenge and a huge national project in our country. If we consider these policies as a breakdown for each local government, we can say that it is a national greenhouse gas reduction program that compiles greenhouse gas reduction projects of each local government. If the national government is the owner of the program, the current system design may lead to inconsistencies in the setting of targets by each local government in terms of energy conversion and resource supply. Based on the results of the implementation of a carbon neutral policy in Hirono Town, Fukushima Prefecture, we will clarify management issues and examine the prospects for resolving those issues from a P2M perspective.
