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When using a data projector If meetings of ten people each given 10-page information packets are held twice a week, or 100 times a year, and this continues for five years, a total of 50,000 sheets of paper will have been used. Using a data projector for the same meetings would prevent the logging of trees to make the 50,000 sheets of paper, enabling the trees to continue absorbing CO2. It would also avoid CO2 emissions from the manufacture of the 50,000 sheets of paper, and the emissions from operating the printer to make the 50,000 copies. However, assuming that each meeting using the data projector is about 3.5 hours, the emissions from the resulting electrical usage also need to be taken into account. Calculating using the above approach, use of the Casio data projectors sold in fiscal 2010 would result in an annual reduction of about 16,000 tons of CO2. When using an electronic dictionary Most Casio electronic dictionaries today contain as many as 100 dictionaries in one unit. Without one of these electronic dictionaries, it would be almost impossible for the average person to assemble the same number of dictionaries in paper form. Accordingly, it can be assumed that the typical Japanese consumer would actually only use the following paper dictionaries: a Japanese dictionary, an English-Japanese dictionary, and a Japanese-English dictionary. Any other paper dictionaries would probably be used at a library. Therefore, the CO2 reduction benefit of an electronic dictionary would be the CO2 emissions from paper manufacturing, and the CO2 no longer being absorbed by the trees logged to make the paper dictionaries. On the other hand, assuming that the electronic dictionary is used for an hour a day, 100 days a year, for five years, the corresponding amount of emissions from electrical use also has to be taken into account. Calculating using the above approach, use of the Casio electronic dictionaries sold in fiscal 2010 would result in an annual reduction of about 8,000 tons of CO2. Medium- and long-term targets Based on its approach to setting medium- and long-term targets, Casio’s goal is to become carbon neutral. In order to keep global temperature rise below two degrees Celsius above pre-industrial levels, Casio has set a long-term target of an 80% reduction in greenhouse gas emissions by fiscal 2051, compared to fiscal 2006. In order to achieve this long-term target, Casio has set a medium-term target of at least a 30% reduction in greenhouse gas emissions by fiscal 2021, compared to fiscal 2006 (see diagram). ■ Casio Group Greenhouse Gas Emissions 2 0 0 2 2 0 0 3 2 0 0 4 2 0 0 5 2 0 0 6 2 0 0 7 2 0 0 8 2 0 0 9 2 0 1 0 2 0 1 1 2 0 2 1 2 0 3 1 2 0 4 1 2 0 5 1 Base Year Highlight Casio group’s medium- and long-term targets for greenhouse gas emissions reduction ・Medium-term target: To reduce the total volume of global greenhouse gas emissions from business activities by 30% compared to fiscal 2006, by fiscal 2021. ・Long-term target: To reduce the total volume of global greenhouse gas emissions from business activities by 80% compared to fiscal 2006, by fiscal 2051. * Business activities: This indicates activities of production sites and offices in Japan and overseas, and does not include CO2 emissions from logistics, product usage, or employee travel. 17
Measures for achieving medium- and long-term targets In order to achieve its medium- and long-term targets for fiscal 2021 and 2051, Casio will steadily promote the following three points relating to initiatives for greenhouse gas reduction, taken from the five points of the Casio Environmental Declaration. 1. CO2 reduction and absorption In order to contribute to the realization of a low-carbon society, Casio will work to create products that reduce CO2 and systems that absorb CO2 more than ever before. 2. Utilization of clean energy Casio will work to create products and systems using energy sources that are easy on people and the planet. 3. Adoption of renewable energy in business activities Casio will undertake its business activities based on the adoption of renewable energy resources such as solar, wind, and water-powered energy. Measures for fiscal 2021 Casio is studying the potential of the following initiatives to achieve the medium-term target for fiscal 2021. It will also strive to assess as quickly as possible their potential to help meet the fiscal 2051 target. 1. Reduction of CO2 emissions in various business activity processes ・Materials procurement, product manufacturing, transport and distribution, product usage, recycling, and disposal ・Expansion of the scope of CO2 emission data gathering on logistics, transport efficiency improvement, and modal shift ・Making production facilities more energy efficient, and improving production processes 2. Increasing the percentage of non fossil-fuels used at sites ・Installation of LED lighting ・Installation of solar panels 3. Environmental contribution through product usage ・Reducing the amount of electricity used by products ・Minimizing and optimizing the amount of product packaging ・Increasing the percentage of products that run on solar cells 4. Utilizing carbon offsets ・CO2 absorption effect based on the expansion of paperless products (reducing demand for logging, etc.) ・Purchasing carbon offsets for products ・Promoting tree planting and greening ・Emissions trading, Clean Development Mechanism (CDM), and Joint Implementation (JI) Environmental Management Policy themes for fiscal 2011 For the current year, fiscal 2011, Casio has set and is promoting the following four Environmental Management Policy themes, based on a medium- and long-term perspective towards fiscal 2051. 18
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