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1.611 1.590 1.538
1.287 1.281
1.110 1.149
1.345 1.240
FY1990 FY2000 FY2001 FY2002 FY2003 FY2004 FY2005 FY2010
(Target)
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1.366 1.354
1.354 1.367
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1.126 1.097
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0.971 1.147
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Green Policy 2020 Medium-term
Environmental Vision
In our quest for solutions to global environmental problems, we
devised Green Policy 2020, a medium-term environmental vision that
defines the role and direction of the Fujitsu Group through to the
target date of 2020. Anchored by the keywords “Creation,” “Collabora-
tion,” and “Change,” this vision will promote environmental innovation
at Fujitsu and within society as a whole by leveraging the power of IT,
with the goal of realizing a prosperous, low-carbon society.
Three goals we have set towards achieving this vision are to
contribute to customers and society in general (by contributing to a
30 million ton reduction in CO2 emissions in Japan by 2020), to
achieve change within
Fujitsu, and to preserve
biodiversity. These goals
form a framework for our
ongoing initiatives.
Efforts to Prevent Global Warming
The Fujitsu Group is working to reduce emissions of greenhouse gases
associated with Group business activities. These efforts include reduc-
ing emissions of CO2 due to energy consumption and other green-
house gases at our factories and offices, and reducing emissions
associated with transportation.
We are also working to prevent global warming in all areas of busi-
ness activity by developing energy-saving IT products and solutions
that lower greenhouse gas emissions and reduce the environmental
burden of our customers and society in general.
One specific initiative is in Stage V of our Fujitsu Group Environmen-
tal Protection Program. Here we established the goals for annual CO2
emissions from energy consumption of (1) holding emissions levels to
under those of fiscal 1990 for business sites in Japan and (2) reducing
emissions per unit of real sales by 28% relative to fiscal 1990 levels by the
Group as a whole, including outside Japan, both by the end of fiscal
2010. We continue to move forward with the following measures.
•Energy-saving equipment, focusing on motive-power facilities (introduc-
tion of free cooling, inverters, energy-saving facilities, fuel conversion, etc.)
•Increased efficiencies through revised manufacturing processes,
accompanied by proper motive-power facility operation and improve-
ment of management
•Adjusting appropriateroom temperaturefor officeairconditioning,
saving electricity for lighting and office automation equipment
•Promotionofthemeasurementandvisualizationofenergyconsump-
tion and proactive use of that data
•Useofnaturalenergysourcessuchassolarandwindpower
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As a result of these efforts, our CO2 emissions due to energy con-
sumption in fiscal 2008 were 1.066 million tons in Japan. While this
figure represents a year-on-year decrease of 81,000 tons, which was
attributable to business realignment in response to market changes,
among other factors, it was a 3.0% increase compared to fiscal 1990.
CO2 emissions for the entire Fujitsu Group were roughly 1.24 mil-
lion tons, or 67.8% of levels in fiscal 1990 in per unit of real sales terms.
The Fujitsu Group’s Medium-term
Environmental Vision
Green Policy 2020
Energy consumption CO2 emissions
(Japan only and Group total)
Target: Japan
emissions under
FY1990 levels
Reference
value
CO2 emissions (Group total) CO2 emissions (Japan)
* CO2 conversion coefficient for purchased electric power: Results for year ended March 31,
2003 and later calculated as 0.407 tons CO2 per MWh. (projected coefficient of 0.34 CO2 per
MWh in fiscal 2010)
** Real sales: Adjusted net sales using the Bank of Japan’s corporate goods price index (elec-
trical equipment). (Per unit value= CO2 emissions/real sales)
(millions of tons)
Fujitsu Group Environmental Protection
Program (Stage V)
We drafted Stage V of the Fujitsu Group Environmental Protection
Program to guide our environmental activities during the period from
fiscal 2007 to fiscal 2009. The program is founded on two basic poli-
cies: Develop environmental activities in which all employees can play
an active role, and expand the scope of environmental activities to the
entire supply chain. In line with these policies, we are working to
achieve concrete targets in five priority areas: improving the environ-
mental value of products and services, implementing global warming
countermeasures, reinforcing governance, reinforcing risk manage-
ment, and making environmental contributions to society.
Green Policy Innovation Initiative to Reduce
Customers’ Environmental Burden
In December 2007, the Fujitsu Group unveiled a new initiative called
“Green Policy Innovation” to leverage the accumulated environmen-
tal expertise and technologies of the Fujitsu Group. With this project,
we are vigorously promoting the reduction of customers’ environ-
mental burden by using “Green IT*1” in two ways: first, reducing the
environmental burden of IT infrastructure, and second, utilizing
Green IT to reduce customers’ burden on the environment. Our aim
in this project is to reduce CO2 emissions by 7 million tons or more*2
over the 4-year period from fiscal 2007 to fiscal 2010.
*1 “Green IT” is a general term that refers to eco-conscious IT equipment with
greater energy efficiency, compact size, and other eco-friendly features, as well
as IT solutions that, when adopted, can reduce the environmental burden.
*2 “7 million tons or more”: Estimated CO2 emission reductions in Japan possible
through application of proprietary methods from Fujitsu based on projected
future sales of major platform products and specified Fujitsu products devel-
oped as environmentally friendly solutions.
(Years ended March 31)
RESPONSIBILITY Environmental and Social Activities
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ANNUAL REPORT 2009
FUJITSU LIMITED