Fujitsu Group Climate Transition Plan
A climate transition plan sets out a company’s targets, concrete actions, and pathway toward achieving net-zero emissions. It is intended to clearly communicate the company’s efforts to address climate change to stakeholders, including investors and customers.
Fujitsu recognizes climate change as one of its important management challenges. Our efforts to address climate change are closely linked to our materiality of “conserving the global environment.” Furthermore, we have established the Environmental Action Plan Stage XII as a framework for promoting concrete initiatives toward achieving net-zero emissions and are advancing our response to climate change across two axes: “Customers and Society” and “Fujitsu and Supply Chain.”
The Fujitsu Group Climate Transition Plan presents the Fujitsu Group’s initiatives toward realizing a net-zero society in line with the Paris Agreement’s 1.5°C target.
Fujitsu Group Climate Transition Plan 2026
The Fujitsu Group Climate Transition Plan 2026 presents our current position, targets, and specific initiatives toward achieving net-zero GHG emissions across our entire value chain by the end of FY2040. It provides a comprehensive overview of Fujitsu’s response to climate change, encompassing both the reduction of emissions from our own operations and contributions to the decarbonization of our customers and society.
2026 Highlights
- Provision of power-saving technologies to address data center power challenges in the AI era, among other initiatives
