About the establishment of the SDGs Promotion Committee

In February 2022, we established the SDGs Promotion Committee with the aim of promoting sustainability management.

SDGs is an acronym for Sustainable Development Goals, translated as “Sustainable Development Goals” and adopted at the United Nations Summit in September 2015. We aim to realize a society in which no one is left behind.

The “SDGs Promotion Committee” is composed of executives in charge of each department under the supervision of a manager. We will formulate the policies and policy targets shown in Table > (see 2.) and monitor progress.

In particular, regarding the reduction of CO2 emissions, we have formulated a specific reduction plan and have started working on it as an issue that should be addressed as soon as possible. (See 3.)

Based on the management philosophy of “creating original metal materials and contributing to people’s lives and culture”, we aim to realize a sustainable economy and society and fulfill our responsibility to the future. I declare that I will be active.

1.SDGs Promotion Committee

SDGs manager

SDGs Promotion Committee

Initiatives for Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs)

  • Business

    • 7.Affordable and Clean Energy
    • 8.Decent Work and Economic Growth
    • 9.Industry, Innovation and Infrastructure
    • 12.Responsible Consumption and Production
  • Environment

    • 6.Clean Water and Sanitation
    • 7.Affordable and Clean Energy
    • 13.Climate Action
    • 14.Life Below Water
    • 15.Life on Land
  • Social labor

    • 3.Good Health and Well-being
    • 4.Quality Education
    • 5.Gender Equality
    • 8.Decent Work and Economic Growth
    • 10.Reduced Inequality
  • Governance

    • 16.Peace, Justice and Strong Institutions

2.Table of issues to be addressed by the SDGs Promotion Committee

Table of issues to be addressed by the SDGs Promotion Committee

3.About Shinhokoku Material Corp.’s efforts to reduce CO2

Prevention of climate change is an urgent issue, and efforts to reduce greenhouse gases, which are thought to be the cause of global warming, are being accelerated around the world. , we also started efforts to reduce CO2 emissions. Figure 1 shows the reduction plan up to 2030.

CO2 reduction plan

Fig. 1 CO2 reduction plan

Figure 2 Supply chain emissions

Scope1 : Direct emissions of greenhouse gases by business operators (fuel combustion, industrial processes)

Scope2 : Indirect emissions associated with the use of electricity, heat and steam supplied by other companies

Scope3 : Indirect emissions other than Scope1 and Scope2 (emissions from other companies related to business activities)

From the Ministry of the Environment websitehttps://www.env.go.jp/earth/ondanka/supply_chain/gvc/#

Supply chain emissions

In formulating the plan, we adopted the “Basic Guidelines for Calculating Greenhouse Gas Emissions Through the Supply Chain” introduced by the Ministry of the Environment and the Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry as guidelines for calculating emissions. We calculated direct emissions and indirect emissions in the supply chain (Fig. 2), and set specific initiatives to achieve the plan. (Fig.3)

Fig. 3 Details of specific initiatives

For Scope 1 and Scope 2, CO2 reduction is realized by reviewing external factors such as equipment and power contracts, but Scope 3 involves activities involving our own activities, technical improvements, and development.

We will work to prevent global warming by gathering the knowledge and technology we have cultivated so far and creating products with new value.

Scope1
Reduction of CO2 derived from gas and gasoline

Introduction of EV vehicles

Clean gas

Electrification of existing facilities

Scope2
CO2 reduction from power generation

Purchase of renewable energy

Installation of solar panels

Scope3
CO2 reduction from product life cycle and manufacturing process

Promote recycling

Improving manufacturing processes

Uses low-CO2 raw materials

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