Reducing Greenhouse Gas (GHG) emissions at our business sites
Our approach
Considering the prevention of global warming an important issue, the Fujitsu Group formulated its medium- to long-term environmental vision, the Fujitsu Climate and Energy Vision, which initially aimed to eliminate all CO₂ emissions from its own operations by 2050. However, we have decided to move the target year forward to 2030.
Among GHGs, our business sites (plants and offices, as well as data centers) primarily emit CO₂ when energy (electricity, fuel oil, gas) is used and emit PFCs and HFCs from fluorocarbon leakage. We set reduction targets in addition to complying with the relevant laws, and we are striving to reduce and control energy use and GHG emissions.
Reducing CO₂ emitted during energy consumption
About 99% of the Fujitsu Group’s total GHG emissions arise from CO₂ emissions due to energy consumption. Therefore, we continuously promote the following energy-saving measures to reduce CO₂ emissions.
- Appropriate operation of equipment, improvement in management, and energy-saving measures focused on motive-power facilities (introduction of free cooling, inverters and energy saving equipment, fuel conversion, etc.)
- Increasing efficiency by reviewing the manufacturing process (innovations in production, development of green production technology)
- Maintaining appropriate room temperature for office air conditioning, saving electricity used in lighting and office automation equipment, and switching to LED lighting
- Measuring energy consumption for visualization and promoting use of the data so collected
Reducing emissions of GHGs other than CO₂
As for GHGs other than CO₂, the Fujitsu Group mainly emits PFCs and HFCs because of fluorocarbon leaks from air conditioning equipment. We conduct inspections and maintenance in compliance with relevant laws and strive to control these emissions.
FY2025 performance
| Targets under the Fujitsu Group environmental action plan (Stage XI) | FY2025 result |
|---|---|
| Reduce GHG emissions of our business sites to 50% or less of the base year (FY2020) level. (FY2025 target: 50% reduction) (*1) | 71.5% reduction (*2) |
- (*1) Target organizations : Business sites owned by Fujitsu and the Fujitsu Group. Includes major data centers.
- (*2) : GHG emissions reduction rate based on market standards
Promoting reduction in CO₂ emitted during energy consumption
We continue to invest in energy-saving equipment (introduction and upgrade of BAT (*3) equipment, mainly for air conditioning and lighting) and ensure their appropriate operation at the facilities at all business sites. We are also streamlining our production processes, saving electricity used for air conditioning, lighting and automation in offices, making energy consumption visible, and leveraging measurement data.
For instance, as for lighting equipment investments, we have contributed to the reduction of CO₂ emissions by 462 t-CO₂ through the continuous and efficient deployment of high-efficiency LED lighting. We also improved facility operations (794 t-CO₂) by reviewing air conditioning equipment operating conditions, such as switching to more efficient equipment, controlling the number of units, and suspending operation of pumps and air conditioning devices. Through our own efforts, we carried out measures to reduce emissions by roughly 1.2 ktons-CO₂ (0.7% in comparison to last fiscal year).
As a result of these initiatives, we reduced our GHG emissions according to market standards in line with the SBT-based target set in the environmental action plan, which is an objective in the Environmental Action Plan (Stage Ⅺ), by 71.5% compared to the baseline year (43.1% reduction in comparison to our emissions in the previous fiscal year).
- (*3) BAT (Best Available Technologies) : Usable state-of-the-art technologies to reduce GHGs.
- (*4) : Environmental Action Plan (Stage XI) performance values for the reference year (FY2020) and FY2025 are totals calculated using the latest boundary for business sites covered by the environmental action plan (Stage X).
- (*5) : CO₂ conversion factors of purchased electricity are market standards for both the reference year (FY2020) and FY2025 performance values.
Total emissions of 269 ktons-CO₂ in FY2025
Our total GHG emissions in FY2025 were 269 ktons-CO₂ (output level per sales amount: 7.7 tons-CO₂/100 million yen). They decreased by 45.9% in comparison to the previous fiscal year.
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- (*6) CO₂ emissions in Japan and overseas : The CO₂ conversion factor for purchased electric power in performance reports has been calculated with a fixed value of: In Japan - 0.570 tons-CO₂/MWh for FY2013, 0.518 tons-CO₂/MWh for FY2017, 0.497 tons-CO₂/MWh for FY2018, 0.461 tons-CO₂/MWh for FY2019, 0.444 tons-CO₂/MWh for FY2020, 0.441 tons-CO₂/MWh for FY2021, 0.436 tons-CO₂/MWh for FY2022, 0.437 tons-CO₂/MWh for FY2023, 0.421 tons-CO₂/MWh for FY2024, and 0.422 tons-CO₂/MWh for FY2025.
Overseas – The same coefficients as those used in Japan are applied from FY2013 to FY2018, and from FY2019 onwards, values are calculated using the latest IEA data (by country) for the relevant FY. - (*7) Emissions other than CO₂ : These are converted to equivalent amounts of CO₂ using the global warming potential (GWP) for each gas.
