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Prevention of Global Warming and Energy Conservation
The reduction in CO2 emissions associated with business activities is undertaken. The TOSHIBA TEC Group does not emit any greenhouse gases other than CO2.
Minimizing impacts due to Increase in Energy Consumptions
Energy-saving activities through improvements in management and investments in facilities are conducted at plants in and outside Japan, in order to reduce CO2 emissions associated with energy consumptions.
In fiscal 2007, CO2 emissions in Japan remained unchanged compared with fiscal 2006 but were reduced by 43% relative to fiscal 1990. Energy-saving activities were conducted through investments in facilities by replacing with high-efficient air conditioning systems and lighting fixtures, as well as continuous improvements in management in fiscal 2007.
CO2 emissions at plants outside Japan were reduced by 7% relative to fiscal 2006, through improvements in management, by eliminating unnecessary power facilities including air conditioning systems and lighting fixtures.
Promoting Energy Conservation Associated with Logistics
In fiscal 2007, CO2 emissions associated with product transport were reduced by 21% relative to fiscal 2006 through improvements in load and delivery route efficiencies despite the reduced production volume.
Energy Consumptions at the TOSHIBA TEC Group in Fiscal 2007
Energy Consumptions at Production Sites and Non-production Sites
* Energy Consumptions at Production Sites and Non-production Sites (437 KB - PDF version)
Greenhouse Gases other than CO2
The TOSHIBA TEC Group does not emit any greenhouse gases other than CO2.
"COOL BIZ"
(No Tie, No Jacket Campaign during the Summer)
Starting in the summer of 2005, employees are encouraged to participate in "Team Minus 6% National Campaign" by setting the room temperature at 28 degrees Celsius in the TOSHIBA TEC Group. Therefore, the new style business attire without a tie or jacket called "COOL BIZ" is being implemented for the employees to work comfortably during the summer.
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