CO₂ Emissions Reduction and Renewable Energy Adoption and Fuel Switching
First written in FY2023. 2 of 4 entries say "Achieved", first in FY2025. Latest entry: FY2026.
6 other companies' latest entry also says "Achieved".
- FY2026AchievedAnnual report
「Actual results through the current fiscal year have achieved the fiscal 2030 target. …Target: 21.4% reduction in fiscal 2030 (versus fiscal 2019)… Actual: 24.7% reduction in fiscal 2025 (same basis)」
CO₂ emissions were reduced by 24.7% versus fiscal 2019, achieving the fiscal 2030 target of a 21.4% reduction ahead of schedule. The company is considering resetting the fiscal 2030 and fiscal 2035 targets. - 2026-06-04AdvancedGeneral Meetings of Shareholders
「During the fiscal year, we achieved a reduction of approximately 600 tons of CO₂ through the operation of a gas cogeneration system.」
Reports the reduction in CO₂ emissions achieved through operation of a gas cogeneration system. - FY2025AchievedAnnual report
「Actual results through the current fiscal year have achieved the fiscal 2025 target one year ahead of schedule. Metric: CO₂ emissions (per unit of production) Target: 12.6% reduction in fiscal 2025 (versus fiscal 2019) Actual: 15.0% reduction in fiscal 2024」
CO₂ emissions were reduced by 15.0% versus fiscal 2019 in fiscal 2024, achieving the fiscal 2025 target of a 12.6% reduction one year ahead of schedule. - FY2023First statedAnnual report
「Metric: CO₂ emissions (per unit of production) Actual: 5.9% reduction in fiscal 2022 (versus fiscal 2019) ※ 46% reduction versus fiscal 2005 Target: 12.6% reduction in fiscal 2025 (same basis) ※ 50% reduction versus fiscal 2005 21.4% reduction in fiscal 2030 (same basis) ※ 55% reduction versus fiscal 2005 38.8% reduction in fiscal 2035 (same basis) ※ 65% reduction versus fiscal 2005」
For CO₂ emissions, the company has disclosed quantitative actual results versus fiscal 2019 and fiscal 2005, as well as reduction targets for fiscal 2025, fiscal 2030 and fiscal 2035, for the first time. Measures include solar power generation, natural gas, cogeneration and modal shifts.