Activities towards Global Responsible Business (GRB) Environmental Goals

Introduction

Climate change is a global issue that impacts the sustainability of society, and it is closely related to water and resource recycling issues. Engaging in global environmental conservation is essential for achieving our Purpose. The Fujitsu Group does its utmost to reduce environmental impact and minimize risks throughout the value chain, and we contribute to the realization of a sustainable society by solving environmental issues together with our customers.

Environmental Vision, Targets, and Other Milestones Achievement Timeline

To Reduce GHG Emissions in Accordance With 1.5℃ Target

In May 2017, the Fujitsu Group formulated the Fujitsu Climate and Energy Vision as our environmental vision. In August 2017, we acquired Science Based Target (SBT) initiative validation (2℃-aligned) for our reduction target by 2030. As the movement toward carbon neutrality accelerated, we reconsidered the role that the Fujitsu Group must fulfill, and in April 2021 we raised our GHG emissions reduction target for 2030 from a 33% reduction compared to FY2013 to a 71.4% reduction. This reduction target has been validated as 1.5℃-aligned by SBTi.
In order to accelerate decarbonization in the global community together with our supply chain, we have moved up the Scope 1 and 2 targets deadline for 100% reduction by 20 years from the previous FY2050 to FY2030. Furthermore, we have decided to aim for Net-Zero emissions in the entire value chain, including the supply chain (Scope 3), by FY2040.
To ensure these targets, we will follow the Fujitsu Group Environmental Action Plan (Stage XI) that we created as our activities through FY2025.
(Our Net-Zero target for FY2040 from the base year of FY2020 has been validated by the SBTi in June 2023.)

Emission reduction of Fujitsu Group (Scope 1 and 2)

Emission reduction throughout the value chain (Scope 3)

Roadmap to Net-zero

Since 2018, the Fujitsu Group has been a member of the international initiative RE100, which aims to popularize and expand renewable energy.
Previously, we focused our sites on Europe and the United States. In April 2021, however, in anticipation of full-scale introduction in Japan, we switched all electricity used in the Fujitsu Technology Park (former Kawasaki Plant), the largest scale in the Fujitsu Group, to renewable energy as Fujitsu’s flagship model.
Furthermore, in April 2022, Fujitsu Australia signed the largest renewable energy power purchase agreement (PPA) in the Group, accounting for approximately 47% of its FY2023 annual power consumption. We will continue to systematically procure power from renewable sources and proactively invest in power sources with additional potential, such as power purchase agreements (PPAs), to help expand the use of renewable energy in society as a whole.

Exterior of Fujitsu Technology Park (former Kawasaki Plant)

Sapphire Wind Farm
Largest wind farm in New South Wales operated by CWP Renewables

• Fujitsu Group's Largest Facility to Source 100% of its Energy Needs from Renewables, Demonstrating Commitment to Achievement of RE100
• Fujitsu Australia signs the group’s largest renewable energy power purchase agreement

Avoiding Risks Associated with Business Activities and Minimizing Environmental Impact

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• Response to Environmental Risks
• Saving and Reusing Resources in Products and Circular Economy Initiatives
• Reducing the Amount of Water Used