Environment
Report 2002

Contents
President's Message ........................................................3
Furukawa Electric Basic Environmental
Policy ............................................................................................4
Basic Concept..............................................................................4
Activity Guidelines........................................................................4

Environmental Management System ...................4
Progress of Corporate Initiative ...................................................4
Organization and Structure .........................................................5
Medium-Range Plan for Environment Preservation Activities.....5
Acquisition of ISO14001 Certification..........................................6
Company-Wide Environmental Monitoring ................................6
Support for Environment Preservation Activitiesof Affiliated Companies..........................................................6

Environment Preservation Initiative .....................7
Energy-Conservation and Global Warming Prevention ..............7
Reduction of Organic Chlorides ..................................................8
Control of Chemical Substances.................................................8
Reduction of Industrial Wastes and Zero-Emission Activities.....9
Situation of Soil and Water Pollution and Countermeasures....10
Disposition and Storage Situation of PCB ................................10
Green Purchasing......................................................................10
Initiatives in Logistics .................................................................11

Data Regarding Environment Preservation ..12
Entire Company .........................................................................12
Data Regarding Environment Preservation at Each Works ......12
Environment-Related Accounting..............................................13

Environment-Friendly Products andRecycling Technology ...................................................14
Environment-Friendly Products .................................................14
Recycling Technology................................................................17

Environmental Communicative Activities ......17
Environmental Education ..........................................................17
Enlightenment and Publicity Activities ......................................18
Alignment with Local Communities ...........................................18

Outline of the Company ...............................................19

Covered business bases
All the Works and Laboratories of Furukawa Electric
1) Chiba Works,
2) Mie Works,
3) Hiratsuka Works,
4) Nikko Works,
5) Osaka Works,
6) Fukui Works,
7) Oyama Works,
8) Shiga Works,
9) Shinagawa Works,
10) Kambara Works,
11) Yokohama R&D Laboratories

Covered period
From April 1, 2001 to March 31, 2002

For further information contact
Safety, Environment and Health Promotion Department
The Furukawa Electric Co., Ltd.
Tel: +81-3-3286-3090 Fax: +81-3-3286-3598

President's Message
Corporations exert a number of major influences on theenvironment. These influences not only are felt in the formof environmental burdens imposed by a corporation's
manufacturing activities, but are also manifested
significantly in improvements in the global environment--the alleviation of environmental impacts through the
products and technologies of the corporation itself andthe activities of its employees. These are activities thatsociety expects a corporation to carry out.
Based on this way of thinking, Furukawa Electric is
implementing a corporation-wide program of activities
aimed at environmental conservation for fiscal 2002,
ending March 31, 2003 under the slogan "protecting theenvironment by harmonization with local communities
and by husbanding resources".
One of the objectives of this year's program is active
participation in community activities. This stems mostobviously from a desire to discharge our responsibilities
in the face of the increased expectations of society
with regard to environmental conservation. But we also
desire, by actively participating in community activities
and establishing avenues of communication with thepeople of local communities, to find out what they desirefrom the corporation and to obtain their understandingof the approaches that we are taking with regard to theenvironment.
It is also our hope that these activities will sharpen
the environmental awareness of each and every one of
our employees, and thereby contribute to preserving theenvironment of the locality.
For some years now Furukawa Electric has been
actively engaged in positioning itself overseas, and issetting up business offices and manufacturing facilities
all around the world. In each of these countries weare pursuing our business plans with full attention toenvironmental preservation so that we may discharge our
responsibilities with respect to the environment, and workwith local communities there just as harmoniously as we
do in Japan.

We are also conscious that we are a corporation
with a wide range of manufacturing operations, and weare therefore committed to reducing the burden on theenvironment by improving our manufacturing technology.
At the same time we wish to contribute to improving the
global environment through the active development of
products that have low environmental impact, and to
implement recycling techniques for copper, aluminum,
plastics and other materials.
Here we present a report focusing on the approaches
adopted by Furukawa Electric during fiscal 2001 toprotect the environment. It is our hope that the reader
will come to a better understanding of our efforts
toward environmental protection, and will feel free tocommunicate to us your frank opinions and suggestions.

Junnosuke Furukawa
President

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Furukawa Electric Basic Environmental Policy

Basic Concept
Furukawa Electric recognizes that preservation of the global environment is a critical issue for society, and shall incorporate
consideration of environmental preservation issues into every phase of corporate activity, to contribute forwards the sustainable
development of prosperous and bright society.

Activity Guidelines All activity shall be based on an awareness of its effect on the In every phase of manufacturing, distribution and installation

global environment, and environmental preservation activity
shall be continued.
 We shall observe national and local environmental laws andregulations, and when necessary define our own standards
and environmental objectives and targets.
 Environmental issues shall be taken into consideration in
every phase of our work from the R&D and design stages, andwe shall strive to supply environmentally-friendly products.

we shall work to reduce consumption of resources andenergy, promote recycling, and reduce waste materials andenvironmental loading.
 We shall create and maintain organizations as needed topromote environmental preservation activities, such asenvironmental management system.
 We shall educate all employees regarding environmental
preservation issues.
Moreover we shall work to maintain and improveunderstanding of this policy and a better awareness ofenvironmental preservation issues.
(Established January 5, 1998)

Environmental Management System

Progress of Corporate Initiative
1972
1974
1989

1993

1994
1996
1997
1998

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• "Company-Wide Regulations for Environmental Pollution
Prevention" formulated• Environment Control Department established• Energy-Conservation Team started• Team for Use Reduction of Specified CFCs started• Renamed as Team for Use Reduction of Ozone Layer
Depletion Substances in 1992
• "Basic Thinking on the Protection of the Global
Environment" formulated(Furukawa Electric's voluntary plan for environment
preservation)• Committee for Company-Wide Promotion of EnergyConservation established• Specified CFCs and trichloroethane completely
eliminated from the company• Promotion Team for the Reduction of Industrial Waste
started• "Furukawa Electric Basic Environmental Policy"
formulated• Central Committee for Environment Control established• Committee for the Development of Environment-Friendly
Products established

1998

1999

2000

2001

2002

• The Chiba Works acquired ISO 14001 certification• The Mie Works acquired ISO 14001 certification• "Company-Wide Regulations for Environment Control"
formulated revising "Company-Wide Regulations forEnvironmental Pollution Prevention"• Safety, Environment and Health Promotion Department
started incorporating Environment Control Department
and Safety Control Sections• Environment and Energy Laboratory established• Liaison Meeting of Affiliated Companies established• Environment Report began to be issued• Meeting of Persons in Charge of Environment started• The Hiratsuka Works acquired ISO14001 certification• The Kambara Works acquired ISO14001 certification• The Osaka Works acquired ISO14001 certification• Medium-Range Plan for Environment Preservation
Activities formulated• The Shinagawa Works acquired ISO14001 certification• Environment-Related Accounting started to be disclosed• The Nikko Works (Kiyotaki District) acquired ISO14001
certification

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Medium-Range Plan for Environment
Preservation Activities
Based on the Basic Concept and Activity Guidelines, wehave formulated the Medium-Range Plan for Environment
Preservation Activities 2002. The plan organizes ourenvironmental tasks and sets out specific items of environment
preservation activities including targets by the end of fiscal
2002. Furthermore, we evolve the plan into itemized targets
and activities in focus for each year, which are incorporated in
the Environmental Management System of every Works to be
pursued actively.

Medium-Range Plan for Environment Preservation Activities 2002
 Acquisition of ISO14001 certification by all the Works andtheir consecutive upgrading Emission reduction of toxic substances and strengtheningof control against chemical substances* Complete elimination of the use of chlorinated organic
compounds Reduction of industrial wastes* 40 % reduction over fiscal 1995
* Launching actions toward Zero Emission
 Promotion of energy conservation activities* Annual reduction of 1 % in energy intensity per unit
product (EIPUP) based on formulation of mid- tolong-range energy conservation plan Enrichment of environmental education, promotion of
information disclosure and participation in communal
activities
 Promotion of development of products with reduced
environmental impact

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Environmental Management System

Acquisition of ISO14001 Certification

Company-Wide Environmental Monitoring

In fiscal 2001 the Shinagawa and Nikko Works (Kiyotaki
District) acquired the ISO14001 certification for Environmental
Management System. For fiscal 2002, the Fukui, Yokohama
R&D Laboratories, Oyama, Shiga and Nikko (Sheet Plant) Works
are building up the system to acquire the certification, thereby
completing the certification acquisition by all the twelve Works
and Laboratories.
With respect to the affiliated companies, 13 companies haveacquired the certification concerning 18 items, followed by manyothers that are building up the system.

W ithin the framework of company-wide Environmental
Management System, the in-house supervision of all the Works
with regard to the achievements in the environment preservation
activities and the progress of addressing environmental tasks
was carried out twice by the Safety, Environment and Health
Promotion Department.
As the results of the supervision, the risk evaluation ofenvironmental tasks at each Works was organized to identify thetasks of large potential risk, and the Works concerned was urged
to address avoiding such risks.

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It is essential to promote environment preservation activities
on an integral basis inclusive of affiliated companies. In
accordance with such a view, the Liaison Meeting of AffiliatedCompanies was founded in June 2000 to be held twice a year.
In the meeting, latest environmental regulations are confirmed,
environmental activities among the affiliated companies areunderstood, information on environmental tasks are shared, andenvironmental technologies are introduced. In fiscal 2001 themeeting was held in August and March.

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Environment Preservation Initiative
Energy-Conservation and Global Warming
Prevention
Progress, Organization and Targets ofEnergy-Conservation Activity
In view of the revision of the Law Concerning the Rational Use ofEnergy (Energy Conservation Law) in 1993, the Committee forCompany-Wide Promotion of Energy Conservation was foundedin April 1994 initiating company-wide activities under theparticipation of all plants involving those that are not designatedas the energy management factory. In 1997 the company-wide
energy conservation index was changed to EIPUP specified
in the law, and the target was set to "1 % reduction over theprevious year in terms of EIPUP".

use of energy in compliance with such standards.
Some Works failed to achieve an annual reduction of 1 % in
EIPUP, because product segmentation changed to increase inenergy-intensive products.
Hereafter, we will enrich the items and contents of thesestandards, thereby making efforts to promote effective use ofenergy.
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Fu r u k a w a E l e c t r i c ' s p r o d u c t i o n v o l u m e d e c r e a s e d
substantially last fiscal year. The production volume of eightout of nine Works that are designated as Type 1 DesignatedEnergy Management Factory decreased to 71~94 %. In termsof EIPUP, six Works declined by 1.4~15 %. Although efforts
were made to save energy by such measures as improvementin air-mixing ratio for combustion, reduction of queuing time loss
and productivity improvement, the weighted average of EIPUP of
the entire company degraded by 1.47 % over the previous year.
With reference to fiscal 1995, however, the current EIPUP is 89.8
% showing an annual improvement rate of 1.8 % on average.

Results of Energy-Conservation Activities in
Fiscal 2001
Nine Works underwent plant inspection by the field offices of
the Regional Bureaus of Economy, Trade and Industry as Type
1 Designated Energy Management Factory. The inspection was
carried out for the performance of fiscal 2000, and an evaluation
was made respectively as to "improvement in EIPUP", "if it
deteriorated, was attribution analysis appropriately done?" and"whether or not energy was used in compliance with the criterion
judgement in the Energy Conservation Law?".
As a result, all the nine Works passed the inspection asshown in the table below. We think the implementation of energy
conservation measures and the formulation of management
standards per each facility were appreciated together with theCO2 emission converted by the carbon scale for fiscal 2001
decreased considerably to 93 % of fiscal 1990.
This is due to the decrease in the energy use caused byproduction reduction, and to the energy-conserving measures
promoted heretofore.
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The carbon conversion scale used is the one announced by the Japan
Business Federation. The scale for fiscal 2000 is used since a new scale forfiscal 2001 is not announced yet.

Energy-Conservation Activities in Future
We intend to achieve saving of EIPUP by 1 % or more every
year, through promoting energy-conservation activities such asprovision of management standards and the like that conform to
the judgement of the Energy Conservation Law.

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Environment Preservation Initiative

Reduction of Organic Chlorides
In fiscal 2001, in succession to fiscal 2000, we exercised
self-imposed control to reduce the atmospheric emission oforganic chlorides by 80 % compared to fiscal 1995.
Replacement of cleaners by their substitutes was delayed
due to quality problems, so that the reduction for fiscal 2001
was 40 %, which was insufficient to achieve the target. But
trichloroethylene was eliminated in December 2001 following
the elimination of tetrachloroethylene in fiscal 2000, leaving only
dichloromethane for elimination.
For fiscal 2002, considering the working environment andthe importance of environmental influences of using theseorganic chlorides, reduction activities will be promoted aiming atcomplete elimination of these substances by the end of the fiscal
year, as was scheduled in the initial plan.

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Control of Chemical Substances
Recently, the extensive regional pollution by chemical
substances has become a matter of public concern such asacid rain, ozone layer depletion, global warming and endocrine
disrupters. In view of the importance of controlling chemical
substances, Furukawa Electric has long introduced appropriate
in-house controls on chemicals, thereby promoting toxic
chemical substance reduction activities including eliminationof ozone layer depletion substances and reduction of organic
chlorides.
Beginning in fiscal 2001, we have formulated administrative
provisions for chemicals to consolidate the management of
the company-wide use of chemicals, whereby a scheme wasestablished for managing the kind, handling volume, releaseand transfer volume of chemicals used in the entire company,
and its supporting system was configured. This made it possible
for everyone in the company to search and browse the material
safety data sheet (MSDS) of chemicals in use, thus allowing
for appropriate treatment of a given substance. Using thecomponent-based management of chemicals enabled by thisscheme, in addition to the risk evaluation of chemicals, we will
promote further the reduction activities of toxic chemicals.

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The PRTR Law came into force in April 2000, strengthening
the control on chemical substances. In fiscal 2001, notificationof release and transfer volume of target substances became
compulsory. The table below shows the annual summations of
release and transfer volume of major substances, covering all
the Works. It should be noted that in reality they are controlled
for each Works respectively in compliance with the PRTR Law.
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1. Summation for fiscal 2000 and before involves 172 substances that theJapan Business Federation defined on a self-imposed basis. For fiscal
2001, 435 substances specified in the law as the first and second kind
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2. Summation for fiscal 2000 and before excludes the transfer volume ofindustrial wastes that were reused.

Environment Preservation Initiative

Reduction of Industrial Wastes andZero-Emission Activities
Industrial Wastes[Example of Recycling]

We have been pursuing reduction activities of outsourced
disposal of industrial wastes since 1993. In 1996 a strengthened
interim goal was formulated to reduce the volume by 40 % withreference to fiscal 1995 by fiscal 2002, and in accordance with
this, the target for fiscal 2001 was set as a 35 % reduction.
The target for fiscal 2001 has been achieved due to theimproved recycling ratio and the decreased production volume.
Because the latter factor contributed to the target fulfillment to agreat degree, we will promote reduction activities further taking
into account possible recovery of production volume in the
future.

Below is described a recycling process for rolling oil.
Because modern high-performance rolling oil for aluminumis excellently emulsified, it hardly separates into oil and water
when it is left at rest. Thus, most of the rolling oil waste areusually disposed of as industrial waste. Furukawa Electric has
succeeded in developing a process where the emulsified oil
waste is disaggregated to yield oil scum using an acid-assisted
cracking apparatus that is based on the company's proprietary
technology. The process is patented. The separated oil scum isdisposed of as industrial waste, on an outsourcing basis, to berecycled as fuel. Hereafter, we plan to refine the oil scum within
the company to use it as fuel.

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The recycling ratio satisfactorily improved to about 70 %in fiscal 2001, which results from the successful recyclingof sludge, alkali waste and wood and paper waste. On theother hand, recycling of oil waste and plastic waste is seeing
limited success due to low oil fraction or concern about dioxin
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Zero-Emission Activities
The first stage of Zero-Emission Activities begins from fiscal
2002.
The first stage of Zero-Emission Activities:
To reduce the volume of industrial waste that istransported from the Works directly to the landfill lots
by half with reference to fiscal 2000 by fiscal 2005.
The following activities were carried out in fiscal 2001 in
preparation for launching on the Zero-Emission Activities forfiscal 2002.
* Definition of Zero Emission* Target setting of each Works' reduction and that of entire
company* Consciousness raising of employees
At the Chiba Works, slogans forthe activity are printed on the paper
cups used throughout the Works inan effort to raise the consciousnessof employees.

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Environment Preservation Initiative

Situation of Soil and Water Pollution andCountermeasures
Furukawa Electric has been conducting soil and subsoil waterpollution investigations, which are aimed at those Works where
heavy metals or organic chlorides had been used before.
As a result, it was found that the soil in the premises of the
Nikko Works and its company-owned peripheral areas waspolluted by selenium, arsenic, lead and cadmium; and thesubsoil water in the Works' premises by selenium, arsenic
and lead. These facts have been reported to the public
administration, and are under in-depth examination. These casesof pollution evidently remain within the Works premises or its
company-owned peripheral lands, having no influence on theoutskirts. Moreover, this heavy metal pollution was apparently
caused by leakage from the facility for a silver gathering processof copper refinery business that was discontinued in 1988.
Therefore, there are no possibilities of new pollution. We willcontinue to disclose the situation of the pollution at our website.

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Furukawa Electric has been notifying and storing polychlorinatedbiphenyl (PCB) waste appropriately in compliance with the law,in which high-temperature incineration has hitherto been the only
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New detoxifying disposal methods other than the hightemperature incineration method were approved afterward,
followed by the enforcement of the Law Concerning Special
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years.
From December 2001 through February 2002, the Chiba
Works detoxified, under permission of the authorities concerned,
1,500 liter of PCB insulation oil that had been stored in the Works
using a new chemical process. The chemical process is called"Ontario Hydro Technologies' Sodium Dispersion method" (OSD
method) and is held by Nuclear Fuel Industries, Ltd., an affiliatedcompany of Furukawa Electric. It does not emit any wastewater
nor waste gas associated with the treatment, thus giving low
environmental impact. The PCB waste in the other Works will
be properly stored and controlled until facilities for disposal are
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Storage situation of PCB

Green Purchasing
Green purchasing is being implemented in the three fields asfollows:
1. With respect to the raw material, parts and subsidiarymaterial which constitute major environmental impacts in theframework of the Environmental Management System of eachWorks, we ask the supplier of these materials reduction of
toxic substances, simplification of packages, improvement inrecyclability and strengthening environmental management.
2. In order to purchase and use such raw material, partsand subsidiary material with reduced environmental
impact, Furukawa Electric has been implementing process
improvement and product development such as:* Fuel for melting furnace or boiler has been shifted fromheavy fuel oil to diesel oil* Detergents for metal products have been changed fromorganic chlorides to hydrocarbon detergents or ionizedalkaline water* Offer of products using recycled plastics or halogen-freeplastics
3. We are promoting vigorous purchase of the 150 procurement
items specified in the Law on Promoting Green Purchasing.

Environment Preservation Initiative

Initiatives in Logistics
We are addressing the issue of upgrading logistics in view of
reducing environmental impact and energy conservation.

Promotion of Recycling and Reuse
TEPCO LOGISTICS CO., LTD., an affiliated company ofTokyo Electric Power Company (TEPCO), has established anenvironment-conscious recycling system. In the system, cabledrums used in the delivery of aerial power distribution wireand cable were changed from conventional wooden drums toplastics drums made of recycled sheathing material of retrieved
wire. TEPCO LOGISTICS also operates a rental businessof reused drums that comprises this recycling system, andFurukawa Electric and its affiliated companies support the drum
rental business in terms of the development of recycled material
as well as its operational aspects including the manufacture,delivery, retrieval, repair and keeping of drums.
Furukawa Electric has developed further an environmentconscious cable delivery drum named "KANTAN KUN". The
drum is designed essentially based on the concept of 3Rs, i.e.,
Recycle --steel is used to permit easy recycling of resource;
Reuse --ease of assembly and disassembly enables repeateduse; and Reduce --being comprised of minimal parts, thedrum can reduce space in keeping and transportation whendisassembled after use. More specifically, the cable drum
reduces to one fifth of its original volume when disassembled,
permitting single-handed carry and ease of transportation andhandling together with efficient storage and keeping. Thus it
may be said this cable drum is, along with the plastic drum
mentioned above, a new type of drum that can contribute toresource and energy conservation.

Joint Transportation and Delivery
The Japanese Electric Wire & Cable Makers' Association (JCMA)
has introduced a joint transportation and delivery programof cable aimed at large-scaled construction sites in the core
metropolitan areas, in which we participate to reduce the numberof delivery vehicles to the sites. In fiscal 2001, we covered fivesites including ongoing ones mainly in the Tokyo area, and it
is estimated that the number of delivery vehicles was saved by
40~50 % compared to conventional cases. Major sites covered
include "Marunouchi Building" and "Shiodome D Minami-Gaiku
Mansion".
We also participate in the joint transportation program thatis promoted by JCMA using ships directed to Hokkaido, thus
being engaged in contributing modal shift as well as energy
conservation.

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cars in terms of ton-by-kilometer by 10 % in fiscal 2002 withrespect to the first half of fiscal 2001.

Reduction of Packaging Material
Packaging-less delivery of products at the logistics center in theform of drum or bundle is promoted to reduce the volume of
packaging paper and wood.

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Environment-Friendly Products
To protect the environment and contribute to the realizationof a sustainable society, Furukawa Electric recognizes that"the 21st century is the century of the environment", andin response to the needs of society and our customers, isactively working to develop environment-friendly products andtechnologies. Our aim is to develop a range of commercially
viable "environment-harmonized" products--products thatat every stage, from materials selection, manufacture anduse to distribution and disposal, will be non-toxic and of low
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[Product Development in Future]
In future, new product development must take account of theenvironmental impact over the whole life of the product, andlife cycle assessment (LCA) is a technique that is gaining wide
acceptance. Furukawa Electric has already begun conducting
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life cycle assessments in relation to the development of insulated
cables and aluminum heat exchangers. The results will beapplied for material selection and manufacturing.

Environment-Friendly Products and Recycling Technology

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Toward Realization of Recycle-Oriented Society
We are moving to develop products that reuse waste materials, products that feature unification of materials tofacilitate recycling and products that are biodegradable and thus do not leave residual waste products.

Recycled Aluminum Can Stock
The use of can stock made from used beveragecans contributes to promoting aluminum recycling.

Underground Cable Duct Made of Cable Waste" KOHTA KUN "This underground cable duct with multiple
bores makes effective use of plastic waste.
The product has acquired the ECO mark.
"KOICHI KUN" duct for information box use is also
highly reputed.

Biodegradable Resin Foam " BIO ACE "Environment-Conscious Cable Delivery Drum
" KANTAN KUN "This is an environment-conscious cable delivery drumusing steel to make resource recycling easy. It can beeasily disassembled after use, and thus is reusable
through assembly and disassembly.

When these foamed sheets used in packaging
and wrapping are disposed of in landfills, they
are completely broken down by the action of
microorganisms in approximately one year. We
have developed an environment-friendly foaming
process based on our proprietary technology.

Vegetation Net for Civil Engineering Work" F-MAC SHEET "This is a vegetation net for civil engineering work
using ECO material. It comprises "TERRAMAC™"
of YUNITIKA LTD. and a sheet that contains seed
and fertilizer. TERRAMAC is a poly-lactic-acid fiber
made from vegetable resources of corn and the likethrough a chemical synthesis process based on
lactic fermentation.

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Toward Reduction of Environmental Impact
We are developing products that do not create environmental problems when they are used, but further, they
do not emit toxic by-products when they are eventually disposed of by incineration or in landfills, thus reducing
environmental impact.

ECO Electrical Wire

Lead-Free Electrical Wire

These wires and cables use no halogens such as PVC,
permitting ease of disposal by incineration. ECO-ACE
general cables for indoor use, ECO-BEAMEX wires forelectrical appliances and power cords together with highly
flame-retardant optical cables are already in practical use.

No lead compounds are used as stabilizer
for the insulation resin, eliminating
concern about lead pollution when
disposed of in landfills. They are alreadyin use for automotive wire.

Lead-Free Plating for Electronic Components
ECO-BEAMEXECO-ACE

Lead-free plating for the leads of ICs, capacitors, connectors, printed circuit boards,
etc. has been achieved by using a tin-bismuth alloy instead of the tin-lead material
used previously, so that elimination of lead from customers' mounting process canbe much improved.

Environment-Friendly Indoor Cable-Protection Conduit
Made of Flame-Retardant Resin " ECO-PLAFLEKY "Since these cable conduits contain no halogen-based
flame-retarding agents, they do not emit dioxins nor
halogenous gases when combusted, permitting
easy recycling.

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Environment-Friendly Products and Recycling Technology

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Toward Prevention of Ozone Layer Depletion
We are developing devices and processes that do not use CFCs, together with products adapted to CFC
substitutes.

CFC-Substitute Compatible
Magnet Wire " HPWR II "Copper Tube for Use with CFC-Substitutes" FMGT " , " Furukawa SuperClean Tube "These heat- and refrigerantresistant windings are now in
use in the compressor motors of
air-conditioning and refrigerating
systems using CFC-substituterefrigerants (HFC-407C, R410A,
R134a).

These are heat exchanger copper tubes for use with CFC-substituterefrigerants to reduce the ozone layer depletion. They have reduced
oil residuals in the tube's
inner surface and areinternally multi-grooved to
improve heat-exchanging
performance.

Nitrogen-Atmosphere Reflow Oven " SALAMANDER "This reflow oven carries out the reflow soldering processduring the mounting of electronic components in a nitrogen
atmosphere. This eliminates the need to cleanse completed
circuit boards, obviating the use of CFCs.

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Functional Resin-Coated Aluminum Sheet " FUSCOAT "These functional resin coated aluminum sheets provide enhanced
formability, corrosion resistance, scuff- and fingerprint-resistance,
resistance to chemicals, electricalconductivity, ease of printing,and anti-bacterial and anti-moldproperties. They are also selflubricating, so that disposal of the
lubricants and cleansers formerly
used in the stamping process iseliminated.

Toward Prevention of Global Warming
We are developing products that contribute to global warming prevention and energy conservation, such as
products with improved efficiency and lightweight as well as clean energy systems.

Solar Photovoltaic System

High-Reflectivity Foamed Sheet " MC-PET "This clean distributed power generating system
uses solar batteries to convert the sun's rays
directly into electricity.

Furukawa Electric is the first in the world to succeed in the commercial-scale
production and marketingof white sheets made ofextra-fine foamed polyethylene
terephthalate (PET). Bubble
diameter is so small that optical
performance is outstanding,with a total reflectivity of 99 %or more.

High-PerformanceHeat-Exchangers Material
Micro Heat-Pipe
Fu r u k a w a E l e c t r i c ' s m i c r oheat-pipe provide a solution to
the problems of heat-dissipationand cooling of electronicequipment, making possible
greater availability of computing
power along with energy
conservations.

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We have developed aluminumradiator and air-conditioner
materials for automotive
applications that are lighter inweight, promoting better fueleconomy and reducing CO 2
emissions.

Environment-Friendly Products and Recycling Technology

Recycling Technology
Recycling System of Electric Wire and Cable
Recycling systems of used power cables and communication
cables from customers have been established, thus enabling
reuse of conductors mainly.
Recycled cables are disassembled and separated material
to material, and subsequently reused. Copper and aluminumfrom conductors are 100 % reused, while covering materials arereused as recycled plastics and fuel achieving a considerable
degree of reusability.
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National Project for the Development ofRecycling Technology
As a member of the electrical wire and cable industry as wellas the light metal rolled products industry, Furukawa Electric
participates in the national projects, thereby promoting thedevelopment of recycling technologies in terms of electric wire
sheathing material and aluminum, respectively. With respect
to the recycling technology of sheathing material for electricwire, thermal recycling through the development of liquefaction
and pulverization was studied, under the aegis of the Ministryof International Trade and Industry (currently the Ministry of
Economy, Trade and Industry), jointly by the Japan Electric
Cable Technology Center (JECTEC) and cable manufacturers.
Material recycling technology for cross-linked polyethylene wasalso developed under the aegis of the New Energy and Industrial
Technology Development Organization (NEDO).
With respect to aluminum, funding from NEDO made it
possible for the Japan Research and Development Center for
Metals (JRCM) and seven manufacturers of aluminum rolled
products to embark in 1993 on a 10-year project to develop
technology to promote aluminum recycling.
Furukawa Electric manufactures a broad range of products
and related technologies, from electrical wire and cable toelectronic parts and plastic and metallic materials, and we will
mobilize all of our expertise to advance solutions to problems of
the environment.

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全社環境保全活動
中央環境管理委員会

スローガン

地域社会との協調 資源を大切に
地球環境を守る企業活動
1．基本方針環境マネジメントシステム（ISO14001）を全事業所に展開し、継続的改善の実施により全社の環境保全活動の向上を図る

2．重点目標・ISO14001認証取得

Environmental Communicative Activities

横浜研究所

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横浜研究所

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・省エネルギー活動推進（１）原単位前年度比１％減（２）管理標準のレベルアップと励行

・化学物質管理システム全事業所展開
・グリーン調達開始
・環境会計精度アップ
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Environmental Education
Active commitment of all the employees is essential forenvironment preservation activities of a corporate to be
successful. We carry out, therefore, a systematic education
program as shown below that is designed to be suitable for therole of each employee. The employees are also encouraged
to actively take part in the community-based environment
preservation activities so that they acquire a broad range of
information on environment preservation.

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Environmental Communicative Activities

Enlightenment and Publicity Activities

Alignment with Local Communities

Enlightenment Activities

In order to promote coexistence with local communities, we
actively participate in such festivities as ECO fair and industry fairthat are held under the sponsorship of local governments, and
we offer them occasions of free access to our playgrounds.
Furthermore, considering that coexistence with the local
communities is an important issue for enterprise, we include atheme of "active participation in the local communities' activities"
as one of the major targets of company-wide environment
preservation activities for fiscal 2002, thereby promoting suchactivities.

To raise the environment consciousness of the employees, wehave put up an environmental campaign poster at all the Works,
Laboratories and Branch Offices in succession to the last year.
The poster contains a slogan about environment preservation
activities, Basic Environmental Policy and major activity targets
for fiscal 2002.
In June, which is designated as the month of environment
preservation, the chairman of the Central Committee forEnvironment Control delivered a message to all the Works about
the significance of the month of environment preservation,offering encouragement of energetic activity. Each Works, in
response to this message, carried out diversified activities suchas distribution of a leaflet informing the environment preservation
month, installation of notice boards, call for a catchphrase
concerning the environment, implementation of the 5S activity inand around the Works' premises together with a night patrol toconfirm environmental influences on the surrounding areas.

Publicity Activities
Furukawa Electric's Web-Site
Furukawa Electric presents the company's initiatives about
the environment in the form of "Environment Preservation
Initiative" (in Japanese) and "Environmental Actions" (inEnglish), in addition to this "Environment Report 2002" and otherenvironmental reports in PDF.

Free access to the playgrounds is offered (Hiratsuka Works)

Exhibitions
Major exhibitions for fiscal 2001 we participated in are as follows:
Exhibition

Environment-related exhibits

INTERNEPCON JAPAN

Nitrogen-atmosphere reflow oven (SALAMANDER)

Automotive Engineering
Exposition 2001

Environment-conscious products, Weight reduction
technology of wire harness for electric vehicles

Sign and Display Show

High-reflectivity foamed sheet (MC-PET)

Electrical Construction
Equipment and Material Fair

SEMICON Japan 2001
Motor Show

Information Box, C. C. Box, Weed barrier sheet,
Halogen-free electrical wire (ECO-ACE, ECO-BEAMEX,
EM-EEF), Halogen-free insulating tape (Non-halo
F-CO), Splicing material for ECO material cables
UV-curable adhesive tape for semiconductor
manufacturing (Halogen-free UV tape)
Halogen-free electrical wire (ECO-ACE), State of charge
sensor (for engine idling suppression), Aluminumelectrical wire (for weight reduction and fuel efficiency
improvement)

SEMICON Japan 2001

Electrical Construction Equipment andMaterial Fair

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Planter using recycled cable drum is exhibited at the Yawata
coastal area fair (Chiba Works)

Scavenging the street in peripheral areas (Yokohama R&D
Laboratories)

Outline of the Company(As of March 31, 2002)

Name

The Furukawa Electric Co., Ltd.

Founded1884, reorganized 1920

Capital59.2 billion yen

Net Sales

465 billion yen, fiscal 2001

Employees 8,240
Head Office 6-1, Marunouchi 2-chome, Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo 100-8322, Japan
Tel: +81-3-3286-3001

Outline of Facilities Addressing the Acquisition of ISO14001 Certification
Name

Place, Phone

Major products

Chiba Works

6, Yawatakaigandori, Ichihara-shi, Chiba Pref., 290-8555
Tel: +81-436-42-1601

Copper wire, power cable, optical fiber cable,
telecommunications cable, electronic appliance wire,
erbium-doped optical fiber amplifires, optical devices, opticalsemiconductor devices, MT connector, optical fiber fusion
splicers

Mie Works20-16, Nobono-cho, Kameyama-shi, Mie Pref., 519-0292
Tel: +81-5958-5-1111

Copper and copper alloy strip, copper wire rod, copper wire,magnet wire, optical fiber cable, automotive components

Hiratsuka Works

1-9, HigashiYawata 5-chome, Hiratsuka-shi, Kanagawa Pref., 254-0016
Tel: +81-463-21-8201

Magnet wire, insulated wire, power cable equipment,
communications equipment, optical equipment, optical network
systems, plastic products

Nikko Works(Kiyotaki District)

500, Kiyotaki-machi, Nikko-shi, Tochigi Pref., 321-1493
Tel: +81-288-54-0501

Copper products, contact materials, superconductive products

Nikko Works(Sheet Plant)

1 Kiyotakisakuragaoka-machi, Nikko-shi, Tochigi Pref., 321-1443
Tel: +81-288-54-0567

Aluminum alloy plate / strip / forged products, memory disk
materials

Osaka Works

6, Doicho 7-chome, Amagasaki-shi, Hyogo Pref., 660-0083
Tel: +81-6-6411-7800

Copper and copper alloy pipe / strip, sheathed copper tube,
finned tube, heat-pipes

Kambara Works

5446, Kambara, Kambara-cho, Ambara-gun, Shizuoka Pref., 421-3203
Tel: +81-543-85-4175

Overhead transmission wire, condenser tube materials

Shinagawa Works

13-14 Higashishinagawa 4-chome, Shinagawa-ku, Tokyo, 140-0002
Tel: +81-3-3474-0681

Design, munufacturing, installation and maintenance of power
cable with accessories and water supply pipes

Fukui Works

21-1, Kurome, Mikuni-cho, Sakai-gun, Fukui Pref., 913-8588
Tel: +81-776-82-5840

Aluminum sheet of large width / can stock / foil / PS sheet /high-precision sheet / automotive panels / polished skin sheet

Oyama Works

560, Doto, Oyama-shi, Tochigi Pref., 323-0812
Tel: +81-285-23-2111

Aluminum extruded shapes, aluminum pipe / rod / wire,
aluminum casting / forging

Shiga Works

172, Chofukuji-machi, Omihachiman-shi, Shiga Pref., 523-0021
Tel: +81-748-38-1300

Aluminum extruded shapes

Yokohama R&D
Laboratories

4-3, Okano 2-chome, Nishi-ku, Yokohama-shi, Kanagawa Pref., 220-0073
Tel: +81-45-311-1211

Support for generic technologies, development of leading-edge
technologies and new products

Overseas Representative Offices
London Representative Office

3rd Floor, Newcombe House, 43-45 Notting Hill Gate, London W11
3FE, United Kingdom

Beijing Representative Office2301, China World Tower No.1, Jian Guo Men Wai Avenue, Beijing
100004, P.R.China

Shanghai Representative Office

Room 2009, Ruijing Building, No.205, Maoming South Road, Luwan
Dist., Shanghai 200020, P.R.China

North America Representative Office

900 Lafayette Street, Suite 506, Santa Clara, CA 95050, U.S.A.

Tel: +44-20-7313-5324

Fax: +44-20-7313-5310

Tel: +86-10-6505-4608/5485 Fax: +86-10-6505-4609
Tel: +86-21-6466-8145/4930 Fax: +86-21-6467-7943
Tel: +1-408-248-4884

Fax: +1-408-249-3094

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