ENVIRONMENTAL REPORTFY2010This is the report on the organizations in Japan controlled under
Environmental Management System based on ISO14001:2004 approvals.

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Copyright 2010 FUJITSU COMPONENT LIMITED Top Message

 Top Message
Fujitsu Components Group has been addressing the environment protection
throughout all business activities under corporate culture built through responses
to customers’ requirements for low power consumption and miniaturization.
Top Message

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Environmental challenges are the tasks all countries, companies and individuals
have to take actions as one’s own. It is necessary to consult on in long-termtargets, such as shared vision of 80% reduction of greenhouse gas in advanced
countries and 50% in whole world by 2050, and settlement of long-term view forbiodiversity conservatory by 2050.

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Fujitsu Components Group believe the act of components, as a core of supply
chain, shall have important rolls to achieve the long-term targets without inflicting
a heavy sacrifice on social system.

FUJITSU COMPONENTS’ GROUP MISSION
Environmental Policy, Environmental ProgramGroup Environmental Policy
The 5th Stage Group Environmental Activity Plan
Environmental Management
Environmental Management System
Organization of Environmental Activities
Group Profile, Business Activities

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ISO14001Certificates

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Topics of Environmental Activities

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Development of Eco-Friendly Products and others

Koichi Ishizaka
President andRepresentative Director

Smart grid and smart house have been drawing large attention as one of theeffective methods for preventing global warming. In FY2009, we proposed for
those market plug and socket (note) that provide excellent safety and utilities
under high voltage DC distribution system, AC relays for photovoltaic systemand high voltage DC relays for battery charger, and also provided the solutions
for data transmission with wireless modules by keeping our attitude that we mustsolve the global warming issues with our customers.
(Note) It is joint development with NTT FACILITIES INC. and has also been conducting practical trials.

FY2009 Targets and Achievements and FY2010 Targets/ Environmental Load Data
Group Total

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Details (1) Engineering & Development Center

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Details (2) SHINANO FUJITSU LIMITED

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Details (3) MIYAZAKI FUJITSU COMPONENTS LIMITED

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Details (4) CHIKUMA TSUSHIN INDUSTRY CO.,LTD.

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incl. TOGAKUSHI DENSHI CO.,LTD.
Details (5) TAKAMISAWA ELECTRIC CO., LTD. Shinshu Plant

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Details (6) Head Office Group incl. TEC CO., LTD.

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Details (7) TOCHIGI TEC CO.,LTD.

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List of Super Green Products

25（Reference）Fujitsu Group Environmental Policy

26（Reference）Fujitsu Components Group Companies

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Contact

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Based on the prior activities, Fujitsu Components Group has formulated
the 5th Stage Group Environmental Activity Plan, a target of FY2010FY2012 environmental activities, including biodiversity conservatory, andhave started environment protection program towards low carbon society
under 4 targets: “Improvement of environmental value of products andservices”, “Enhancement of own environmental load reduction plan”,“Promotion of environmental and social contribution activities”, and“Promotion of biodiversity conservatory activities “.
Fujitsu Components Group recognizes roles and responsibility component
manufacturers must carry out towards solution of serious issues ofenvironment protection. As a member of Fujitsu Group, we determine tocontribute to ensure sustainable global environment and society in line with
Green Policy 21, Fujitsu Group’s environmental concept, Green Policy
2020, middle-term environmental visions, and Green Policy innovation ,project for environmental-load reduction by green ICT.

Haruo Mochizuki
Senior Representative Group EMS
Senior Member of the Board

FUJITSU COMPONENTS’ GROUP MISSION

This report primarily focuses on the efforts, and accomplishments for FY2009, the period from April 1st , 2009 to March 31st ,2010, with the data reflecting the actual results for that period. The report also includes our approaches and targets for
FY2010, the period from April 1st , 2010 to March 31st , 2011. FY2010 approaches and targets include uncertainty. We ask ourreader’s understanding of the fact that we cannot be responsible for such eventualities.

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Copyright 2010 FUJITSU COMPONENT LIMITEDThe FUJITSU COMPONENTS GROUP
will continuously provide
high reliability and high quality products,
technical proposals,and cost competitiveness.
We will contribute to the environment and society andreinvest profits and growth.
As a business partner,
FUJITSU COMPONENTS GROUP
aims to further improvement the products
for our customers in a timely manner.

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Copyright 2010 FUJITSU COMPONENT LIMITED Environmental Policy, Environmental Program Environmental Management

 Environmental Policy, Environmental Program Environmental Management System

Based on the statement of contribution on the environment and society in the Group Mission, the realization of low-carbon society
and environment protection has been set as a top management priority to deliver the beautiful global environment for future
generations, we are dedicated to conduct our business activities continuously and in a timely manner by providing environmental
policy and setting goals keeping in line with the Fujitsu Group’s environmental approach Green Policy 21, middle-long-term vision
Green Policy 2020 and environmental load reduction program by green ICT Green Policy Innovation.

We have established environmental management system based on international standard ISO14001:2004 and are promoting
continuous improvement activities.

Continuous
Improvement Group Environmental Policy(Established on April 12, 2010, Senior Representative Group EMS: Haruo Mochizuki, Senior Member of the Board)
Fujitsu Components Group (hereunder “the Group”), a member of Fujitsu Group, recognized the value and importance ofprotecting the global environment including climate control and biodiversity conservatory as one of the most important issues.
Our environmental philosophy is: We shall keep the best corporate activities while improving our coexistence with the environment.
As an enterprise that develops, designs, manufactures and sells electrical components, we promote environmental management
towards realization of low-carbon and affluent society in accordance with ISO14001.
1. We continuously improve our environmental management system and promote the prevention of environmental pollution by
affirming environmental aspects of our activities, products and services.
2. We comply with various environmental laws which involve our activities, products and services and other requirements weagree.
3. We continue the complete ban of hazardous substances in our products as specified by Fujitsu Components Group. We do
not use or include any hazardous substances in our products, nor do we discharge any hazardous substances into theenvironment.
4. We promote the following items as the most important environmental management among the environmental aspects which
our activities, products and services involve;zProvide the most advanced eco-friendly products by considering the environmental impact from the research anddevelopment, and design stage.
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Reduce CO2 generated by energy consumption.
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Reduce emission of priority chemicals.
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Further reduce the total amount of waste generation.
z
Promote the Green Procurement activity throughout the supply chain.

Management review

Environmental Policy

Check andcorrective action

Planning• Monitoring and measurement,compliance evaluation• Non-compliance and corrective
and preventive response• Records, EMS audit• Environmental aspects• Legal and other requirements• Objectives and targets

Implementation andoperation• Structure and responsibility• Training, awareness and competence• Communication• Emergency preparedness and response Organization of Environmental Activities
Senior Representative Group EMS, who controls overall group activities, is set up under the Management Committee. Internal
Audit Committee for Group EMS directly supporting the Senior Representative Group EMS. Site Senior Representative EMS
and Site Representative EMS are set up in each 6 Japanese sites and they operate as subordinate organizations ofEnvironmental Committee. 3 overseas sites have independent environmental committees and operate in close contact withEnvironmental Committee. As a member of Fujitsu Group, we conduct activities in corporation with the Fujitsu Group’s
environmental organizations.

5. Every staff shall strive to improve the environment through their work and the position as employee.
Supplement
1. We promote the environmental management in order to achieve the major control items by establishing and reviewing theenvironmental aims and targets.

Fujitsu Component
Management Committee

2. This policy is documented and made public to our employees, our group members and other parties concerned.

 The 5th Stage of Fujitsu Components Group’s Environmental Protection Program

Senior Representative Group EMS(Established on April 12, 2010)

Internal Audit Committee for Group EMS

This Environmental Protection Program states the actual action plans to implement our group Environmental Policy and important
control items and it is the medium term action plans to be achieved by FY2012.
1. Improvement of Environmental Value of Products and Services- More than 30% of newly developed Green Products shall be Super-Green Products which contribute to energy saving byRepresentative Group EMSGroup EMS Secretaryby the end of FY2012.
- Establish calculation method of eco-efficiency factor and LCA, and achieve the eco-efficiency factor

Site Senior Representative EMS

Site Internal Audit Committee for EMS

of 1.2 on the newly designed Green Products by the end of FY2012 compare with the products development on FY2008.
2. Enhancement of Own Environmental Load Reduction Plan

Project (as necessary)- Reduce CO2 emission created by energy consumption not exceeding 18,200t-CO2, 20% reduction from the FY2000 level
Site Representative EMS(22,777t-CO2), by the end of FY2012.
- All materials shall be procured from the supplies who have target program to reduce CO2 emission by the end of FY2010.

Site EMS Secretary- Reduce priority chemicals specified by each business unit not exceeding 6,320kgs, 30% reduction from the level of FY2007
FY2007(9,038kgs) by the end of FY2012.
- Reduce generation of waste not exceeding 875t, 10% reduction from the FY2007 level (973t), by the end of FY2012.

Site Operation

3. Promotion of Environmental & Social Contribution Activities- Each business unit shall contribute to social activities in their local community at least once a year.
4. Promotion of Biodiversity Conservatory Activities- Each business unit shall provide the education of biodiversity conservatory for diffusion and edification.
- All materials shall be procured from the supplies who declare effort for biodiversity conservatory by the end of FY2012.

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Note 1) Japanese 6 sites : Head Office Area, Engineering & Development Center, Shinano Fujitsu Limited,
Miyazaki Fujitsu Components limited, Chikuma Tsushin Industry Co., Ltd. Takamisawa Electric Co., Ltd.
Shinshu Plant. Tochigi Tec Co., Ltd. used to work as a site until end of FY2008 but was reorganizedunder Shinano Fujitsu Limited and Head Office from FY2009. They shutdown in August 2009 andreturned the estate in January 2010.
Note 2) Overseas 3 sites: FUJITSU COMPONENT (MALAYSIA) SDN. BHD., in Malaysia, FUJITSUCOMPONENTS (CHANGZHOU) CO., LTD. in China、QINGDAO KOWA SEIKO CO., LTD. in China.

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Copyright 2010 FUJITSU COMPONENT LIMITED Group Profile ISO14001 Certificate

 Group Profile

Sales (consolidated) unit: million yen

Head Office

FUJITSU COMPONENT LIMITED

60,000Address

3-5 Higashi-Gotanda 2-chome, Shinagawa-ku, Tokyo 1410022, Japan

40,00048,186

 ISO14001 Certificates

51,039 51,982
42,526

President

Koichi Ishizaka

Main Business
Activities

Manufacture and sale of connecting components (relays andconnectors), input/output devices (keyboards etc.) and otherapplied electrical devices

Capital6,764 million yen (as of March 31, 2010)

Sales

34,972 million yen (consolidated, FY2009)

34,97220,000

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2006

2007

2008

2009

Employees (consolidated) unit: persons

Financial year end

March 31

Employees

3,484 (consolidated, as of end of March 2010)

4,000

Equity Market

Second Section of the Tokyo Stock Exchange, code 6719

3,000Group Composition

The Group is composed of total 17 companies; 8 Japanesecompanies including 1 sales company, and 9 overseas
companies including 5 sales companies. 1 overseas company
is nonconsolidated subsidiary, another 1 overseas company isequity method affiliate (please refer to P.27)

3,880

3,681

3,482

3,663

3,484

2,000

1,000

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2006

2007

2008

2009

 Environmental Management Applicable Sites(Fujitsu Component Limited Engineering & Development Center works as primary)
Site

Location

FUJITSU COMPONENT LIMITEDEngineering & Development Center

Employees Business Activities

Suzaka-shi, Nagano

419

Development and design of relays, touch panels, thermal printers, keyboards, KVM
sw ithes. Manufacturing of touch panels (Shinano Fujitsu Limited)

SHINANO FUJITSU LIMITED

Iiyama-shi, Nagano

580

Manufacturing of connectors, thermal printers, keyboards, KVM sw ithes and printedboard-mounting parts.

MIYAZAKI FUJITSU COMPONENTS LIMITED

Nichinan-shi, Miyazaki

371 Manufacturing of relays.

CHIKUMA TSUSHIN INDUSTRY CO., LTD

Saku-shi, Nagano

121 Manufacturing of relay parts

TAKAMISAWA ELECTRIC CO., LTD.
Shinshu Plant

Saku-shi, Nagano

55 Manufactuing of relay parts

FUJITSU COMPONENT LIMITED
Head office area

Shinagaw a-ku, Tokyo
Nagoya-shi, Aichi
Osaka-shi, Osaka

221 Development and design of connectors, group management, sales of products

Note 1) Employees in each sites are as of March 31, 2010.
Note 2) Fujitsu Component Limited Head Office Group includes Tokai (Aichi) and Osaka (Osaka) sales office and TEC Co., Ltd.(a sales
subsidiary). Kyusyu sales office (Fukuoka) takes activity under Fujitsu Limited Kyusyu sales office.
Note 3) Miyazaki Fujitsu Components Limited took over manufacturing lines from Chikuma Tsushin Industry Co.,Ltd. 2nd factory at the end of
December 2009 and Togakushi Denshi Co., Ltd. at the end of August 2009. Tochigi Tec Co., Ltd. shut down at the end of August 2009
and returned the estate to the owner in January 2010.

 Independent Environmental Management Applicable Sites
Site

Location

Business Activities

ISO14001:2004 status

FUJITSU COMPONENT(MALAYSIA) SDN. BHDJohor, Malaysia

Manufacturing of relays and keyboards

Organization: SIRIM QSA International Sdn. Bhd
Number: ER0124
Validity: July 27, 2013

FUJITSU COMPONENTS(CHANGZHOU) CO., LTD.

Changzou, China

Manufacturing of relays

Organization: CHINA QUALITY CERTIFICATION CENTRE
Number: 00108E22105R1M/3200
Validity: April 28, 2011

QINGDAO KOWA SEIKO CO., LTD.

Qingdao, China

Manufacturing of relay parts

Organization: CHINA QUALITY CERTIFICATION CENTRE
Number: 00110E20300R0M/3700
Validity: February 8, 2013

Reference) ISO14001 Certificates of Independent Environmental Management
Applicable Sites and Equity Method Affiliate

 Equity Method Affiliate
Site

Location

TRANSTOUCH TECHNOLOGY INC.

Tao-yuan, Taiw an

Investmen

Business Activities

ISO14001: 2004 status

Organization: SGS UNITED KINGDOM LTD.
18.75% Manufatruring of touch panel Number: TW06/00917
Validity: March 3, 2012

FUJITSU COMPONENT(MALAYSIA) SDN. BHD.

FUJITSU COMPONENTS(CHANGZHOU) CO., LTD.

QINGDAO KOWA
SEIKO CO., LTD.

TRANSTOUCHTECHNOLOGY INC.

Investment Ratio is as of April 30, 2010.

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Copyright 2010 FUJITSU COMPONENT LIMITED Topics of Environmental Activities

 Topics of Environmental Activities

 Topics of Environmental Activities

 Response to Recent Environmental-Related Regulations

 Development of Eco-Friendly Products
 Green Products, Super Green Products
We strive to improve environmental performance throughout the product life cycle. We conduct environmental assessment on all
products newly developed and oblige them to be Green Products, which complies with environmental standards. In addition, theproducts at the top class in terms of environmental-saving and/or 3R design technology, and having superior characteristics toothers we supply or are available on the market are positioned as Super Green Products among Green Products.
Note 1) 3R design: Design based on the principles of Reduce, Reuse and Recycle.
Note 2) Super Green Products are approved by Fujitsu Limited, the head of Fujitsu Group.

 Super Green Products in FY2009
In FY2009, 15 products were approved as Super Green Products in all our major product series; 4 relays, 3 connectors, 1
keyboard, 1 KVM switch, 1 touch panel, 3 thermal printers and 2 wireless modules. Here is the list of approved products.
Product

Series name / Product name
FTR-J2FTR-K2W

Reduced volume. Reduced standby pow er consumption by setting ofholding voltage.

FTR-K1L

No standby pow er required (latching). Increased shock resistancethree times (in comparison w ith equivalent products from othercompanies ） .

Relay

FTR-V188 straight jack07J for DDR3
Connector
360 right angle plug
FCN-365P
Pointing device N01B-4824-B811/20
KVM Sw itch
NC14004-B291-R KVM 8 port
Touch Panel

Feature10A-450VDC rating relay, reduced pow er consumption, w eight andvolume.

Multi-input touch panel

FTP-62ADSL000-R
Thermal Printer FTP-63ADSL401-R
FTP-627MCL411-R
MBH7BTZ39
Wireless
Bluetooth module
Module
MBH7BWZ04 Combo module

Standby pow er is unnecessary (latching).
Reduced occupied volume w ith low er profile and miniaturization.
Reduced temporary-joint piece-parts.

 Global Warming Countermeasures
We have joint-developed Power bar and plug with NTT FACILITIES, INC. for High Voltage DC distribution systems, which are
expected to contribute to reduction of CO2 emission, and have been conducting demonstration experiment. We also developed
450VDC-10A rating and 72VDC-1kW rating relay for DC output and miniature relays for AC output control for photovoltaic
systems.
In production sites, we systematically implemented forced exhaust of exhaust heatfrom equipments, and thorough cut-off activities to reduce the waste of operation of
air-compressors and room-air conditioners.
In administrative sites, each employee has tackled reduction of CO2 emission by
thoroughly turn off the power of PC and room lighting in non-use.
We will take global warming measures in all aspects to achieve Challenge 25
Campaign from FY2010.

 Chemical Substance Measurement
We worked for reduction of VOC (volatile organic compound) emission, which is said
to be a cause of photochemical oxidant, by changing chemical cleaning to pure-watercleaning, and by changing solutions to the one with lower volatile, and achieved
constant improvement in FY2009.

Reduction of air-cooling load
by forced exhaust system
Shinano Fujitsu Limited

We will take reduction measures focused on the most environmental-influential
solutions by site.

Reduced w eight.
Reduced standby pow er consumption.
Reduced w eight and volume.
Reduced piece-parts quantity. Eliminate piece-parts using PFOS
(persistent organic pollutants).
Reduced volume.
Reduced volume.
Reduced pow er consumption. Increase printing speed.
Reduced number of piece-parts, w eight and volume.
Reduced w eight and volume.

We will review adaptation criteria of Super Green Products by adding energy-saving items and Euro-American advanced
environmental criteria etc., to assess environment-friendliness in global level from FY2010.

 Reducing Products’ Environmental Load by Using the Eco-Efficiency Factor
In FY2009, we strived to achieve eco-efficiency factor “1.2” or better (compared with FY2005 products) on at least 1 productnewly developed in each product line. As the result, we achieved “2.33” on keyboard, “1.5” on connector, “1.42” on KVM switchand “1.2” on other 3 products. We will change comparison product year to FY 2008 and will promote utilization of eco-efficiency
factor as an indication of energy-saving design from FY2010.

 Management of the Restricted Chemical Substances in Products
We have specified Banned Substances and Control Substances in products, in compliance with Japanese and internationallaws and regulations, industrial regulations, and environmental load newly observed through social conditions and scientificdevelopments. And through our Green Procurement Activities, we are working to eliminate use of these specified substances
under the slogan “not add, not use, not attach, not emit”. In addition, we requested all material suppliers to construct chemical
substance control system to enhance hazardous substance control. And we confirmed the systems and the operations are at
the acceptable level through on-site audit.

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We conducted information gathering and compiling database throughout all supply chains, and have constructed the system
responsible to customers’ investigation request. Also we sustain compliance system through further registrations of SVHC
(Substances of Very High Concern), control of expired exemptions and contained substance review under RoHS directive andother laws and regulations.

Copyright 2010 FUJITSU COMPONENT LIMITED Waste Management
We succeeded reduction of waste by improvement of efficient and systematical disposal of each site’s common wastes by
unification of disposal constructors and buyers, and by participating in Fujitsu Group’s communal recycle activity. Also weconverted 20 items of waste to resources, and achieved 107% waste reduction against FY2009 target.
We will proceed study of beneficial use, including recycling, of glasses, films and solutions used for touch panels from here on.

 Compliance and Prevention of Environmental Pollution
We specified environmental-related controls, ordinances, local agreements, customers’ requirement to be applied on each siteand checked compliance once a quarter to prevent deviancy. However, it was reported at Takamisawa Electric Co., Ltd.
Shinshu Plant that excessive pH(9.3 against ordinance’s pH standard 5.0 to 9.0) was measured in public sewer water by
January 20, 2010 sampling. We confirmed there was no damage on neighborhood immediately, and took preventive measuresby changeover household detergent (pH 11 or more) to industrial-use detergent (undiluted solution pH 8.5). Concerning
groundwater pollution at Takamisawa Electric Co.,Ltd., we continue soil clean up and monitoring at observation well, andconfirmed it had not exceeded standard values.

 Environmental and Social Contributions
We conducted community-based social actions such as throughout-town cleanup
activities by employees and their families at Shinano Fujitsu Limited, cleanup of green
turtle’s spawning beach at Miyazaki Fujitsu Components Limited, cleanup activities ineach site, donation of vaccine through PET bottle cap correction.

 Efforts in biodiversity conservatory
We will address the biodiversity conservatory based on thorough understanding that
there are endemic natures, unique organisms and they are connected, and our lifeand business activities receive benefit from the biodiversity. In particular, we conduct
educational campaign at each site, and proceed active procurement from the
supplies who conduct biodiversity conservatory activities

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Local cleanup activity
Engineering & Development Center

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 Environmental Load Data FY2009 Targets and Achievements (Group Total)

 Environmental Load Data (Group Total)

 FY2009 Targets and Achievement (Group Total)
The 4th Stage Environmental Protection Program
Item

TargetEnhancement ofSuper Green
Products

Targeting the Green Products being developed in
FY2007 onw ard, increase the number of Super
Green Products by at least 40% (*) of all by the end of
FY2009.

 Industrial Waste (unit: tonne)

 CO2 Emissions (unit : t-CO2)

Targets (FY2009)

Performance (FY2009)

Targeting the Green Products being
developed during FY2007 to
FY2009, increase the number ofSuper Green Products by at least
40% of all.

27 products (48%) w ere approved as Super
Green Products form 56 Green Products that
had been developed since FY2007.

Status

18,69919,000

Done

1,000

17,21317,000(* We set higher target since original target 20% w ascleared. Result in FY2008 w as 35.9%)
Achievement of
eco-efficiency
factorAchieve eco-efficiency Factor 1.2 for Green
Products in each product being new ly developed by
the end of FY2009.

Achieve Factor 1.2 in each productbeing new ly developed.

Reduction ofenergyconsumptionrelated CO2

Hold dow n CO2 emissions to below 106% the
FY2005 level (17,213t-CO2) by the end of FY2010.

Reduce by 9.0% from the FY2005
level. i.e. max. 15,648t-CO2. In otherw ords, reduce by 4.6% from the
FY2008 level (16,406t-CO2).

15,096t-CO2(Reduced 12.3% from FY2005 results)

Reduction of
VOC

Reduce VOC emission by 22% the FY2005 level(17,110kg) by the end of FY2009.

Reduce by 26.7% from the FY2005,
i.e. max.12,532kg. In other w ords,
hold dow n to 102.4% the FY2008
level (12,240kg).

10,535㎏(Reduced 38.4% from FY2005 results)

Hold dow n w aste generation below 103% the
FY2005 level (956.5t) by the end of FY2009.

Promotion ofGreen
Procurement
Activities

Support to improve our business partner's EMS toreinforce environmental activities throughout the
supply chain.
Support to improve our business partner's CMS toreinforce environmental activities throughout the
supply chain.

Achieved in main products (6 product lines).

819

600
400
200
Done

13,000

Done

Reduce by 7.9% from the FY2005
819t
level, i.e. max.880.7t. In other w ords, (Reduced 14.4% from FY2005 results)
reduce by 1.7% from the FY2008
level (896.8t).
Achieve an operate level II or higher 100%
EMS w ith all material business
Objective partners 168 companies
partners.

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2006

2007

2008

2009

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2007

2008

2009

 Volatile Organic Compound (VOC) Emissions (unit: kg)

 Water Usage (unit: km3)

Done

Ground water

Tap waterDone

17,11018,00017,050400

16,459351

100%
Objective partners 251 companies

308
300

Done

Promote environmental activities in local communities, Implement contributions to society at 13 activities
and each business site shall contribute to social
least one per year at each business (more than one activity at each businessactivities in thieir local community at least on in a year. site.
site)

2006

Note: FY2009 includes non-targeted dining room LPG.

12,24013,000
Environmental
and social
contribution

897

15,096

Done

Achieve a rank A, B CMS w ith allmaterial business partners.

973

957

800

16,40615,000

Reduction of
w astegeneration

1,152

1,200

18,180257

10,734

270
165

166
200

Done

249

137

102

133

147

2008

2009

153
8,000
100

Status of Environmental Laws Compliance

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Please refer to P.9 for details. Concerning compliance at each site, please refer to P.12 onward.

3,000

Item

2006

2007

2008

2009

2005

2006

2007

Targets (FY2010)

Targets

Inprovement ofMore than 30% of new ly developed Green Products shall be Super Green Products
environmental value w hich contribute to energy saving by the end of FY2012.
of products andEstablish calculation method of environmental efficiency factor and LCA, and achieve theservices
environmental efficiency factor of 1.2 on the new ly designed Green Products by the endof FY2010 compare w ith the products developed in FY2008.
Enhancement ofow n environmentalload reduction plan

186

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2005

FY2010 Targets (Group Total)
The 5th Stage Enrironmental Protection Program (FY2010)

142

Reduce CO2 emission created by energy cosumption not exceeding 18,200t-CO2, 20%
reduction from the FY2000 level (22,777t-CO2), byt the end of FY2012.

Develop at least one Super Green Products
w hich contribute energy-saving.

 Electrical Power Consumption (unit: MWh)

Establish calculation method of environmental
efficiency factor and LCA and settle the factor
value.
Hold it dow n to below 17,668t-CO2 in the Group.

50,000All materials shall be procured from the suppliers w ho have target program to reduce CO2 Conduct investigation on all suppliers.
emission by the end of FY2012.

40,000

Reduce priority chemicals specified by each business unit not exceeding 6,320kg, 30%
reduction from the level of FY2007 (9,038kg) by the end of FY2012.

Hold it dow n to below 6,959kg in the Group.

30,000

Reduce generation of w aste not exceeding 875t, 10% reduction from the FY2007 level(973t), byt the end of FY2012.

Hold it dow n to below 851t in the Group.

40,93736,37533,65920,000

Promotion ofenvironmental &social contribution
activities

Each business unit shall contribute to social activities in their local comminity at least once Implement at least one activity at each groupa year.
company.

Promotion of
biodiversity
conservatory
activities

Each business unit shall provide the education of biodiversity conservatory for diffusionand edification.

Implement at least one investigation forbiodiversity conservatory activities at eachgroup company.

All materials shall be procured from the suppliers w ho declare effort for biodiversity
conservatory by the end of FY2012.

Conduct investigation on all partners.

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 Environmental load data

 Details (1) Engineering & Development Center Details (1) Engineering & Development Center FY2009 Targets and Achievements

 Environmental Load Data

Aims(FY2009)
Items
Promotion of Green
Procurement
Activities / Keeping
total abolition of
hazardous
substances

Increase offering of
eco-friendly products

Global w arming
countermeasuresand environmental
activities in ourbusiness sites

Environmental andsocial contribution

Targets(FY2009)

Aims

Performance(FY2009)

StatusSupport to improve our business partners' EMS levels.

Keep a level II EMS w ith all material
All 13 partners kept level II,
business partners, and w ill audit on
more than a half of level II EMS material 7/13(75%)partners w ere audited.
suppliers.

Done

Support to improve our business partners' CMS levels.

We support to be a CMS rank A,B w ith All 177 partners kept rank A,B, 52/177
all material business partners.
partners w ere audited (32%).

Done

Targeting the Green Products being developed in
FY2007 onw ard, increase the number of SUper Green
Products by at least 40%(*) of all by the end of FY2009.
(* We set higher target since original target of 20% w ascleared. Result in FY2008 w as 35.8%)

Referring to the Green Products being
27 out of 56 Green Products being
developed during FY2007 to FY2009,
developed from FY2007 registered as
Ratio of Super Green products shall be
Super Green Products.(48%)
at least 40% among them.

Done

Achieve eco-efficiency factor of 1.2 w ith all Green
Products being new ly developed by the end of FY2009
compared w ith the product developed in FY2005.

Achieve eco-efficiency factor of 1.2
w ith at least one product being new ly
developed.

Done

Hold dow n energy consumption-related CO2 to below
128% the FY2005 level (2,950t-CO2) by the end of
FY2010 i.e. max. 3,776t-CO2.

Hold dow n to max.3,465t-CO2 (117.4% Achieved 3,282t-CO2 (111.4% of
of FY2005 level).
FY2005).

Done

Reduce VOC emission by 22% from the FY2005 level(6,300kg) by the end of FY2009. i.e. max.4,914kg.

Hold dow n to max. 4,900kg (22.2%
reduction from FY2005 level).

Achieved 4,706kg (25.3% reduction
against FY2005).

Done

Reduce w aste generation by 25% from the FY2005 level Hold dow n to max.127.0t (25.2%(170t) by the end of FY2009. i.e. max. 127.5t.
reduction from FY2005 level).

Turned to 144t, offshore plastic market
closure disturbed the reduction.

FailedWe w ill implement contributions tosociety at least four.

Four contributions made including forest
thinning opertion.

Done



CO2 Emissions （unit：t-CO2）

6,000

Promote environmental activities in local communities.

600

4,000

2,950

3,167

Air Pollution Control Act

Pref . Threshold

Legal Threshold━mg/l

5 to 95 to 95.1 to 8.9

Biochemical oxy gen demandmax.600

max.600

max.300110n-hexane extraction

mg/l

max.30max.30

max.15less than 1.0

Sulf ur oxide concentration

Nm 3/HK v alueK v alue

2.5

0.075

Nitrogen oxide

ppm

260

180

150

78

Promotion of
biodiversity
conservatory
activities

2008

2009

2005

 Volatile Organic Compound (VOC) Emissions (unit: kg)

146

144

2007

2008

2009

75

71

69

68

2006

2007

2008

2009

2006

 Water Usage (unit: km3)

Tap water

7,900

8,000

6,300

160

6,750
120

5,408

6.7

4,000

80

2,000

40

70

0

2006

2007

2008

2005

2009

FY2010 Targets

Remarks: No ground water is included.

 Electrical Power Consumption (unit: MWh)

15,000

Reduce CO2 emmission created by energy consumption not exceeding 3,837t-CO2 ,60%
reduction from the FY2000 level (9,696t-CO2), by the end of FY2012.

Hold it dow n to max.3,577t-CO2.

All materials shall be procured from the suppliers w ho have target program to reduce CO2
emission by the end of FY2012.

Procure min. 60% of materials from those major
business partners.

Reduce VOC (ethanole) emmission not exceeding 1,666kg, 10% reduction from the level of
FY2007 (1,852kg) by the end of FY2012.

Hold it dow n to max.1,759kg.

Hold dow n generation of w aste not exceeding 210t, 118% of the FY2007 level (179t) by theend of FY2012.

Hold it dow n to max.147t

We shall contribute to social activities in our local community at least once a year.

Implement min. one contribution.

We shall provide the education of biodiversity conservatory for diffusion and edification.

Implement at least one investigation forbiodiversity conservatory activities.

All materials shall be procured from the suppliers w ho declare effort for biodiversity
conservatiry by the end of FY2012.

Procure min. 60% of materials from those major
business partners.

12

179

Remarks: Value FY2009 include canteen LPG which was out of target.

2005

Aims

197

4,706

More than 30% of new ly developed Green Products shall be Super Green Products w hichDevelop at least one Super Green Products
Improvement ofcontribute to energy saving by the end of FY2012.
w hich contribute energy saving.
environmental value
Establish calculation method of eco-efficiency factor and LCA, and achieve the environmental Establish calculation method of environmentalof products andefficiency factor and LCA and settle the factor
efficiency factor of 1.2 on the new ly designed Green Products by the end of FY2012
servicesvalue.
compared w ith the products developed on FY2008.

Environmental andsocial contributions

2007

0

FY2010 Aims and Targets

170

0

2006

Results

 FY2010 Aims and Targets

Enhancement ofenvironmental load
reduction activities

400

3,282

0

6,000

VoluntaryThresholdUnit
Hy drogen-ion concentration (pH)

Sewerage drain

3,501

200

2005

We conducted measurements conform to Sewerage Ordinance, Air Pollution Control Act, Noise & Vibration Control Law twicea year. We confirmed that every value was under voluntary thresholds, which are set to be within the legal threshold, or legal
threshold. Below table shows the results of major substances.
Items

3,415

2,000
Achieved 1.2 w ith 6 products.

 Status of Environmental Law Compliance.

Items Industrial Waste （unit：tonne）

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10,000

5,233

5,809

6,630

6,808

6,336

2007

2008

2009

5,000

0

2005

2006

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Aims (FY2009)
Items

Targets (FY2009)

Performance (FY2009)

StatusIt shall be level II or higher EMS w ith all material
business partners.

Support to train all EMS level I material
business partners.

Supported all partners.

Done

We aim to construct CEM w ith all of material
business partners.

Support to be CMS (rank B or higher)
w ith all material business partners.

Supported all partners and audited
6 partners out of 29.

Done

Aims

 CO2 Emissions (unit: t-CO2)

 Industrial Waste (unit: tonne)

6,000

600

Green Procurement

4,970

Hold dow n energy consumption-related (electricity,
Reduce by min.0.9% from FY2008 level.
3,655t-CO2 (26.3% reduction fromheavy oil, kerosene) CO2 emission to below
i.e. 3,828t-CO2 (22.9% reduction from3,790t-CO2 (reduction by 23.6% from FY2005
FY2005 level).
FY2005 level).
level) by the end FY2012.

Done

Hold dow n CO2 emission to below 5,500kg(reduction by 23.6% from FY2005 level) by theend of FY2012.

Hold dow n emission of objective
substances to below 5,500kg (23.6%
reduction from FY2005 level).

4,909kg (31.8% reduction from
FY2005 level).

Done

Hold dow n w aste generations to below 489t by
the end of FY2009.

Hold dow n w aste generations to below
489t by the end of FY2009 (112.2%
FY2005 level).

457t (4.8% increase from FY2005
level).

Proceeding Green
Process Activities

We w ill proceed Production Innovation Activities
by the end FY2009, and increase productivity by
15% and reduce spoilage cost by a half from 2nd
half of FY2008 level.

Proceed Production Innovation
Activities by the end of FY2009, andProductivities: 17% increase
increase productivity by 15% andSpoilage cost: 1/2 reduction
reduce spoilage cost by a half from 2nd
half of FY2008 level.

Done

Environmental
contributions toSociety

Promote environmental activities in local
communities.

Implement contributions to a society atleast one contribution.

Done

Global Warming
counter-measures

Proceeding Green
Factory

5,085

504
3,864

4,000

3,655

2,000

200

Done

0

2005

Tw o contributions including tow ncleaning activity.

2006

2007

2008

2009

2005

 Volatile Organic Compound (VOC) Emission (unit: kg)

Sewerage drain

Noise

2006

Voluntary threshold

8,000

7,690

2008

2008

Tap water

158

160

7,200

Results

2007

 Water Usage (unit: km3)
Ground water

We conducted measurements conform to Waste Control Law, Sewerage Ordinance Pollution Law, Noise Control and Vibration
Regulation Law twice a year. Every value was under voluntary which are set to be within the legal threshold.
Legal threshold

457

400

 Status of Environmental Law Compliance

Unit

490

436

0

Items

558

5,118

10

6,364

Hy drogen-ion concentrationpH

5.8 to 8.6

5.8 to 8.6

7.1

Biochemical oxy gen demand

mg/l

max.30

max.21

2.3

n-hexane extraction

mg/l

max.35

max.15less than 1.0

6,000

120
4,680

103

4,909

102

8

4,000

80

Morning, noon and ev eningdB

60 to 65

max.60max.53

57

Night

dB

50 to 55

max.50max.49.6

7
40

2,000

7

69

148
95

5
95
64

50

 FY2010 Aims and Targets

0

0

2005

FY2010 Aims

2006

2007

2008

2009

2005

2006

2007

2008

2009

Targets (FY2010)
Items

Enhancement ofenvironmental load
reduction activities

Aims
Reduce CO2 emmission created by energy consumption not exceeding 3,589t-CO2, 18%
reduction from the FY2000 level (4,379t-CO2), by the end of FY2012.

Hold it dow n to max.3,624t-CO2,1% reduction
from FY2009 level (3,661t-CO2).

All materials shall be procured from the suppliers w ho have target program to reduce CO2
emission by the end of FY2012.

Procure 100% of materials from those major
business partners.

Reduce VOC (IPA) emmission no exceeding 4,000kg, 10% reduction from the level of
FY2007(5,706kg) by the end of FY2012.

Hold it dow n to max. 4,300kg.

Reduce generation of w aste not exceeding 440t, 12.6% reduction from the FY2007 level(504t) by the end of FY2012.

Hold it dow n to max.457t.

Promotion of
Promote Production Innovation Activities by the end of FY2010and increase productivity by
Production Innovation
15% from FY2008 2H level and reduce spoilage cost by a half from FY2008 2H level.
Activities

Increase productivity by 15 or more from FY2009
2H level.

Environmental
We shall contribute to social activities in our local community at least once a year.
contribution to society

Implement min. one contribution.

Promotion of
biodiversty
conservatory

 Electrical Power Consumption (unit: MWh)

15,00010,786
10,000We shall provide the education of biodiversity conservatory for diffusion and edification.

Implement at least one investigation forbiodiversity conservatory activities.

All materials shall be procured from the suppliers w ho declare effort for biodiversity
conservatory by the end of FY2012.

Procure min. 60% of materials from those major
business partners.

11,185

9,689

8,911

8,620

2008

2009

5,000

0

2005

14

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2007

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Aims (FY2009)
Items

 Environmental Load Data
Target (FY2009)

Aims

Performances (FY2009)

StatusDone

Reduction of CO2

Hold dow n electricity usage to
Hold dow n energy consumption-related CO2 to below the
below 4,453t-CO2 (equivalent toFY2005 level (4,411t-CO2) by the end of FY2010.
10,941,031kWh).

5,030t-CO2 (114% of FY2005 level)
maintained to 86.4% of revised targets/

Reduction of VOC

Reduce VOC usage by 10% from the FY2005 level(2,000kg) by the end of FY2008.

Hold dow n IPA emission to below
1,322.0kg.

919kg (54% reduction from FY2005 level). Done

Hold dow n w aste generations to
below 70.0t.

51.8t (57.5% reduction from FY2005
level).

Reduction of w aste Reduce w aste generations by 5.5% from the FY2005
generationlevel (122kg) by the end FY2009.

Improve EMS level

Improve CMS level
Environmental andsocial contribution

Support to improve our business partneres' EMS toreinforce environmental activities throughtout the supply
chain.
Support to improve our business partneres' CMS toreinforce environmental activities throughtout the supply
chain.
Promote environmental activities in local communities.

Promotion of Green Promote Green factory activities and w e w ill plant 680
Campaintrees by the end of FY2010.

Done

Done

All partners shall pass the audit.

Done Industrial Waste (unit: tonne)

6,000

600

4,944

Support to improve EMS level to II or
III w ith all material businessAll 22 partners met.
partners.
All 22 partners passed.

 CO2 Emission (unit: t-CO2)

5,140

5,030
4,591

4,411
4,000

400

2,000

200

122
Implemet at leaset four contributions Four contributions including seacoat
to society.
cleaning.
330 trees planted, total 680 trees planted
during 2007 and 2009.

Plant 330 trees.

149

Done
Done

0

76

56

52

2007

2008

2009

0

2005

2006

2007

2008

2009

2005

2006

 Status of Environmental Laws compliance
There are no such facilities which relate to Water Pollution Control Law, Sewerage Ordinance. However, to confirm the drain
quality, voluntary threshold values are set and measured it once a year.
Items

Unit

Hy drogen-ion concentration
Main Plant drain f rom
water purif ier tank (180Biochemical oxy gen demand
person-large tank)pH

5.8 to 8.6

6.0 to 8.4

6.7

mg/l

less tan 60

less than 23

13
less than 1.0

Hidakajima Palnt drain

Obi Plant drain (60person-large tank)

Law threshold

Voluntary threshold Volatile Organic Compound (VOC) Emission (unit: kg)

Results

Hy drogen-ion concentrationpH

5.8 to 8.6

6.0 to 8.4

Biochemical oxy gen demand

mg/lless than 120

less than 108

less than 0.5

n-hexane extraction

mg/l

less than 5less than 4.5

less than 0.5

Hy drogen-ion concentrationpH

5.8 to 8.6

6.0 to 8.4

7.6

Biochemical oxy gen demand

mg/lless than 90

less than 20

5.4

Ground water

8,000

160

6,000

120

4,000

80

 FY2010 Aims and Targets

2,000
2,000

Aims (FY2010)
Items

 Water Usage (unit： km3)

1,450

1,465

1,386

Targets (FY2010)

Aims

Enhancement ofenvironmental load
reduction activities

Environmental andsocial contributions

Promotion of
viodiversity
concervatory

Green Activities

Hold it dow n to max.7,600t-CO2 (18,673MWh)

All materials shall be procured from the suppliers w ho have target program to reduce CO2
emission by the end of FY2012.

Investigate the major material bisiness partners
w ho proceeding CO2 reduction activities.

Reduce VOC emmission 52% reduction from the level of FY2007 (1,465kg) by the end of
FY2012.

Hold IPA dow n to max. 900kg.

Reduce generation of w aste not exceeding 73.2t, 4.2% reduction from the FY2007 level(76.4t) by the end of FY2012.

Hold it dow n to max.74.8t.

We shall contribute to social activities in our local community.

Implement at least three contributions

We shall provide the education of biodiversity conservatory for diffusion and edification.

Implement at least one biodiversity conservatory
activity.

All materials shall be procured from the suppliers w ho declare effort for biodiversity
conservatory by the end of FY2012.

Investigate business partners w ho declared theviodiversity consarvatory activities.

Promote Green Factory Activities and plant 280 trees by the end FY2012

Plant 80 trees

56

12

8

40

919

0
Reduce CO2 emmission created by energy consumption not exceeding 8,100t-CO2, 236%
reduction from the FY2000 level (3,431t-CO2), by the end of FY2012.

60

Tap water

47

45

47

9

7

9

47

47

38

38

38

2005

2006

2007

2008

2009

0
2005

2006

2007

2008

2009

 Electrical Power Consumption (unit: MWh)

15,00012,147

12,6302006

2007

12,365
11,276

10,83910,000

5,000

0

2005

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 Environmental Load Data

Aims (FY2009)
Items

Targets (FY2009)

Aims

Performances (FY2009)

Status CO2 Emissions (unit: t-CO2)

Reduce energy consumption by
14.0% from the FY2008 level
Hold dow n energy consumption to below the FY2005
Reduction of energy(3,984t-CO2) i.e. 3,425t-CO2.
2,822t-CO2
level (4,243t-CO2) by the end of FY2012, reduce energy
consumption-related CO2
Target w as changed to 2,873t-CO2 98% of revised target.
consumption to 4,300t-CO2 by the end of FY2010.
due to production line shift toMiyazaki in FY2009.

Done

6,000

600

4,243
Reduction of w ate
generation

 Industrial Waste (unit: tonne)

4,453

4,510
3,984

4,000

Reduce w aste generation by 10% from the FY2005
level (202t) by the end of FY2009 i.e. 181t.

Reduce w aste generation by 7%from the FY2008 level (194.0t) i.e.
180.0t.

Support to improve our business partners' EMS toreinforce environmental activities.

Achieve 100% procurement fromlevel II or III business partners.

100% (total 54 partners).

Done

Support to improve our business partners' CMS toreinforce environmental activities.

Follow up to be partners to become
100% （ total 23 partners ）CMS rank A or B.

Done

158t
89% of revised target.

400

Done

2,822

202
Proceeding Green
Procurement Activities

Environmental and Social
Promote invironmental activities in local communities
contribution

Implement clean activities aroundfactories once a year to contributeto local society.

2,000

Performed one local area cleaning.
Performed cleaning activities aroundfactories.

218

203

200

0

194

158

0

2005

2006

2007

2008

2009

2005

2006

2007

2008

2009

49

55

2008

2009

Done

 Status of Environmental Laws Compliance
Main and Nozawa plants conducted the measurement conform to Water Pollution Control Law, Sewerage Ordinance, NoiseControl Law, Vibration Regulation Law twice a year, and Togakushi Denshi conducted the measurement conform to Vibration
Regulation once a year. All measured values were within the legal threshold or the voluntary threshold set at within legal
threshold. Below shows drain data at Nozawa Plant.
Unit

Legal threshold

Voluntary threshold

Results (max.)

Hy drogen-ion concentration

ph5.8 to 8.6

6.0 to 8.4

7Biochemical oxy gen demand

mg/l

160

108

1.2

Tetrachloroethy lene

mg/l

0.1

━

0.012

Tetrachloroethy lene

mg/l

0.3

━

0

cis-1,2-dichloroethy lene

mg/l

0.4

━

0

Items

Water

Main Plant holds joint surveys with adjoining Takamisawa Electric Co., Ltd. Shinshu plant. Nozawa Plant stopped using
objective chemicals, which excessive levels of chlorine organic compound found in 1998 when the site had belonged to
Takamisawa Electric Co., Ltd, and has been going on soil cleaning and monitoring through observation well. We will keep
conducting those actions in FY2010.

 Volatile Organic Compound (VOC) Emissions (unit: kg)

Tap Water
160

8,000

6,000

VOC emissions not exceeding 100kg per year is
not observed object.

120

4,000

Chikuma Tsushin Industry Co., Ltd. eliminatedobject substances exceeding 100kg per year from
FY2008.

80

 FY2010 Aims and Targets
Items

Enhancement ofenvironmental load
reduction activities

Environmental andsocial contributions
Promotion of
biodiversity
concervatory
activities

60

66

2005

2006

67

40

2,000

60

60

60

0.0

0.0

2005

2006

2007

2008

2009

0

0

Aims (FY2010)

 Water Usage (unit：km3 )2007

Targets (FY2010)

Aims
Reduce CO2 emmission created by energy consumption not exceeding 2,400t-CO2, 10.1%
reduction from the FY2000 level (2,670t-CO2), by the end of FY2012.

Hold it dow n to max.2,500t-CO2, 6.4% reduction
from FY200 level.

All materials shall be procured from the suppliers w ho have target program to reduce CO2
emission by the end of FY2012.

Procure min. 60% of materials from those major
business partners.

Reduce generation of w aste not exceeding 146t, 21.7% reduction from the FY2007 level(186.5t) by the end of FY2012.

Hold it dow n to max.163t 12.6% reduction from
FY2007 level.

We shall contribute to social activities in our local community.

Implement at least contribution to society.

We shall provide the education of biodiversity conservatory for diffusion and edification.

Perform min. one surveillance for establishingactivities.

 Electric Power Consumption (unit: MWh)

15,00010,000All materials shall be procured from the suppliers w ho declare effort for biodiversity
conservatory by the end of FY2012.

9,408

9,460
8,443
5,755

5,000

Investigate all business partners' activities status

Togakushi Denshi Co., Ltd. and Chikuma Tsushin Industries Co. ,Ltd. Second Plant were shifted to Miyazaki Fujitsu
Components Limited, a relay production site, in August 2009 and December 2009 respectively and operations of those plants
were terminated.

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0

2005

2006

2007

2008

2009

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 FY2009 Targets and Achievements
Aims (FY2009)
Items
Reduction of energy
consumption related
CO2

 Environmental Load Data
Targets (FY2009)

Performances (FY2009)

StatusReduce energy consumptionrelated CO2 by 42.1% from the
FY2005 level i.e. max.180t-CO2

184t-CO2（ 40.8% reduction from FY2005 level)
Heating oil for air heating increased.

FailedReduce w aste generations by 61.5% from theReduction of w aste
FY2005 level (6.5t) by the end of FY2009. i.e. max.
generations
2.5t

Reduce by 61.5% from the FY2005 2.2t
level i.e. max.2.5t（ 66.1% reduction from FY2005 level）

Done

Environment andsocial contributions

Implement contributions at least one Implement one clean up activity for
activities to society.
neighbors.

Done

Aims (FY2009)
Reduce energy consumption-related CO2 by43%
from the FY2005 level (311t-CO2) by the end of
FY2010. i.e.177t-CO2.

Promote environmental activities in local communities

 CO2 Emissions (unit: t-CO2)

 Industrial Waste (unit: tonne)

6,000

600

4,000

400

2,000

200

 Status of Environmental Laws Compliance
We conducted measurements conform to Water Pollution Control Law, Sewerage Ordinance, Noise Control Law, Vibration
Regulation Law twice a year. Every value was under voluntary threshold, which are set to be within the legal threshold, orlegal threshold except for hydrogen-ion concentration under Sewerage Ordinance. Takamisawa Electric Co., Ltd. Shinshu
Plant holds joint surveys with Chikuma Tsushin Industry Co., Ltd. Main Plant.

 Legal threshold excess of hydrogen-ion concentration
Hydrogen-ion concentration of 9.3 (Legal threshold:9.0, voluntary threshold:8.9) was detected from the sewerage drain
which sampled out on January 20th, 2010 and we received the excess notice from Saku City on March 1st, 2010.
Immediately upon receiving it, we confirmed no damages observed and started the detection of causes. We confirmed thatthe problem was caused by the household detergent used from December 2009, and changed it to industrial-use detergent,
which had been used in the past, on March 10th. Abbreviated examinations for hydrogen-ion concentration had been
performed until March 18, and we confirmed the effectiveness of the change. The abbreviated examinations were extended
until May 1st to secure the performances.
Items

Water

Unit

Legal Threshold

Voluntary Threshold

Results (max.)

Hy drogen-ion concentration

ph5.0 to 9.0

6.0 to 8.9

9.3 (8.4 af ter correctiv e action)

Suspended Solid

mg/l

600

540

20

Biochemical oxy gen demand

mg/l

600

540

72

n-hexane extraction

mg/l

5

4.5

less than 1.0

TemperaturedegC

max.45

max.4018.7

Morning,noon,ev ening

dB

70

55

Night

dB

65

54

Day time

dB

70

36

Night time

dB

65

35

Noise

Plant locates exemptedarea but set out v oluntary
threshold.

Vibration

311

247

224

204

184

2005

2006

2007

2008

2009

0

Self-survey found chlorine organic compound exceeded the threshold values in 1998. We stopped using objective chemicals
and have been going on soil cleaning and monitoring through observation well. We confirmed that the value measured at theobservation well at boundary of the site, which is located at downstream of underground water vein, in FY2009. We will keep
conducting those actions in FY2010.

6.5

4.9

3.2

2.9

2.2

2005

2006

2007

2008

2009

0

 Water Usage (unit: km3)

 Volatile Organic Compound (VDC) Emission (unit: kg)

Tap water

8,000

160.0

6,000

VOC emission not exceeding 100kg per year is
not observed object.

4,000

Takamisawa Electric Co., Ltd. Shinshu Plant has
no substances that annual emission exceeds
100kg.

120.0

80.0

2,000

40.0
0.0

0.0

0.0

0.0

0.0

0

6.9

5.8

5.5

2.6

2.1

2005

2006

2007

2008

2009

0.0
2005

2006

2007

2008

2009

Groundwater measurement based on Soil Contamination Countermeasures Act
Substances

Unit

Tetrachloroethy lene

Legal Thresholdmg/l

Results(Max. v alue in the site)

0.01

Results (At observ ation well located atdownstream side of groud water)

34

Trichloroethy lene

mg/l

0.03

1.2

less than 0.005

cis-1,2-dichloroethene

mg/l

0.04

1.9

less than 0.005

 FY2010 Aims and Targets
Targets (FY2010)

Aims (FY2010)
Reduce CO2 emmission created by energy consumption not exceeding 188t-CO2, 54%
reduction from the FY2000 level (412t-CO2), by the end of FY2012.

Hold it dow n to max.192t-CO2.

Reduce generation of w aste not exceeding 2.1t, 34% reduction from the FY2007 level(3.16t) by the end of FY2012.

Hold it dow n to max.2.2t.

Environmental and social
contributions

We shall contribute to social activities in our local community.

Implement at least one contribution to society.

Promotion of biodiversity
concervatory activities

We shall provide the education of biodiversity conservatory for diffusion and edification.

Conduct at least one surveillance for establishingactivities.

Enhancement ofenvironmental load
reduction activities

15,00010,000Aims (FY2010)
Items

 Electrical Power Consumption (unit: KWh)

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5,000

376

356

327

292

275

2004

2006

2007

2008

2009

0

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 Environmental Load Data

 Details (6) FUJITSU COMPONENT LIMITED Head Office Group Details (6) FUJITSU COMPONENT LIMITED Head Office Group FY2009 Targets and Achievements (Incl. Tokai and Osaka sales offices, Tec Co., Ltd.)
Aims (FY2009)
Items

Aims (FY2009)

Targets (FY2009)

Performances (FY2009)

Improvement ofConnector dept develooped 15 Green
Targeting the Green products being developed in (Development Dept, Connector Dept.)
environmental value FY2007 onw ard, increase the number of Super Referring to Green Products being
Products and 6 of them (40%)
of products
Green Products, w hich carry top classdeveloped in FY2007 & 2008,increase the registered as Super Green Products.
environmental characterisitics, by at least 40%(*) number of Supper Green Products by atof all by the end of FY2009. (Joint activities w ith least 40% of all. (Joint activities w ith
Enginering and Development Center).
Engineering & Development Center).

 Environmental Load Data
Status CO2 Emission (unit: t-CO2)

 Industrial Waste (unit: kg)

6,000

600.0

4,000

400.0

2,000

200.0

Done

(* We set higher target since original target 20%
w as cleared. Result in FY2008 w as 35.8%)

Achieve eco-efficiency factor 1.2 for Green
Products in each product being developed by
the end FY2009.

(Development Dept, Connector Dept.)
o-mGC (Phase2) met factor of 1.5.
Achieve Factor 1.2 in each product being
new ly developed.

Promotion ofenvironmental
Contribution
Products

Increase sales of Green Products and Super
Green Products.

(Sales Dept)
Monitor sales performances, conduct
environmental educations tw ice a year,
conduct enlightment program.

Global w arming
countermeasures

Hold dow n electricity usage to below the Y2005 Hold dow n electricity usage to below thelevel (266MWh) by end of FY2010.
FY2005 level per person i.e. 1,310KWh
per person

Environmental
activities in theofficeReduce w aste generation by 5.5% from the
FY2005 level (266MWh) by the end of FY2010

Reduce by 16.0% from the FY2005 level. 2.0t (60% reduction from the FY2005
i.e.4.2t.
level)

Done

Environmental
contributions tosociety

Promote environmental activities in thecommunities

Implement at least one contribution tosociety.

Done

Sales results w ere monitored monthly.
Tw o education programs w ere
peformed. An eco-drive edification
w as made.
1,133KWh per person (113.5%
reduction from the FY2005 level)

Stamps and prepaid cards w ere
collected and donated for tree planting
campaign in Tanzania.

Done

Done

44

88

94

105

108

2005

2006

2007

2008

2009

0
Done

 Volatile Organic Compound (VOC) Emission (unit: kg)

Aims (FY 2010)
Targets (FY 2010)
Items

Aims (FY 2010)

Improv ement ofenv ironmental v alue of
products and serv ices

More than 30% of newly dev eloped Green Products shall be Super (Dev elopment dept) At least one Super Green Product,
Green Products, which contribute to energy sav ing, by the end of which contribute to energy sav ing, shall be dev eloped.
FY 2012. Sales of those products shall be proceeded.

Promotion ofenv ironmental andsocial contributions

1.6

2.0

2005

2006

2007

2008

2009

160.0

6,000

4,000

VOC emission not exceeding 100kg per year is
not observed object. Fujitsu Component Limited
Head office area has no substances that annual
emission exceeds 100kg.

120.0

80.0

40.0

2,000

0.0

0.0

0.0

0.0

0.0

2005

2006

2007

2008

2009

 Electrical Power Consumption (unit: MWh)

Establish calculation method of eco-ef f iciency f actor and LCA,
and achiev e the eco-ef f iciency f actor of 1.2 on the newly
designed Green Products by the end of FY 2012 compared withthe products dev eloped on FY 2008.

Establish calculation method of eco-ef f iciency f actor
and LCA and settle the f actor v alue.

15,000We shall contribute to social activ ities in our local community atleast one activ ity

Implement at least one contribution to society .

2.5

2.5

2.4

2.5

2.2

2005

2006

2007

2008

2009

0.0

0

[Sales dept] Monitor sales perf ormances,conduct
env ironmental educations twice a y ear to support sales
activ ities and conduct enlightment program

Promotion of
We shall prov ide the education of biodiv ersity conserv atory f or
biodiv ersty
dif f usion and edif ication.
conserv atory activ ities

1.0

Tap water

 Status of Environmental Laws Compliance FY2010 Aims and Targets (Incl. Tokai and Osaka Sales offices and Tec Co., Ltd.)

9.7

 Water Usage (unit: km3)

8,000

We obtain enactment and revision of regulations relating to head office and sales offices. At this point, Waste Management
and Public Cleansing Law, Act for Recycling of Specified Kinds of Home Appliance and Act for Collection and Fracture of Freonshall be applied for equipment disposal. Internal audit and Fujitsu Group internal audit found that we had no deviancy,
administrative guidance, complaint from neighbors in FY2009.

5.0
0.0

10,000Conduct surv eillance f or establishing activ ities andconduct enlightment.

5,000

266

228

221

259

265

2005

2006

2007

2008

2009

0

22

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 List of Super Green Products Details (7) TOCHIGI TEC CO., LTD.

 List of Super Green Products

Operation of Tochigi Tec Co., Ltd was terminated in August 2009. Demise procedure was taken under relative environmental
laws, such as Vibration Regulation Law, Noise Control Law, Private Sewerage System Act and Act for Collection and Fractureof Freon, and buildings and land were retuned to owners.

Status of Environmental Laws

We strive to improve environmental performance throughout the product life cycle. We conduct environmental assessment on
all products newly developed and oblige them to be Green Products, which complies with environmental standards.
In addition, the products at the top class in terms of environmental contribution and/or 3R(*) design technology, and having
superior characteristics to others we supply or are available on the market are positioned as Super Green Products among
Green Products. (* 3R: Recycle, Reuse, Reduce)

Annual measurements conform to Noise Control Law and Vibration Regulation Law were performed in every September.
Therefore, measurements under those laws were not conducted in FY2010. Below shows the data taken from drain based on

Remarks: Evaluation of Super Green Products is at the date of approval date.

Private Sewerage System Act.

Products

Items

Unit

Water purify tanks(30 and 5-person-large)

Legal Threshold

Voluntary Threshpld

Results

Hydrogen-ion concentrationpH

5.8 to 8.6

6.0 to 8.4

max.7.2

Biochemical oxygen demand

mg/l

max.120

max.120

max.90Relay

 Environmental Load Data
FY2009 data shows up to August 2009.
 CO2 Emissions (unit: t-CO2)

 Industrial Waste (unit: tonne)

6,000

Series or Products Name

Approval date

FTR-J2

Mar.2010

Main Features
10A-450VDC rating, reduced pow er consumption, w eight and volume

FTR-K1L

Mar.2010

No standby pow er required (latching), improved shock resistance threetimes (in comparision w ith equivalent products from other suppliers)

FTR-V1

Mar.2010

No Standby Pow er required (latching)

FTR-K2W

Aug.2009

Reduced volume. Reduce standby pow er consumption by setting of holdvoltage.

FTR-F3P

Mar.2009

Reduced volume by 65% (smallest among TV5 rated relays)

FTR-F1L

Mar.2009

No stanby pow er (latching relay)

JSL

Mar.2008

Low er profile w ith low pow er consumption among 8A rating relays

FTR-H3Apr. 2005

Improved silency and and low profile (19mm)

88 straight jackFeb.2010

Reduced occupied volume by 20.9%

07J for DDR-3

Mar.2010

Reduced temporary-joint piece-parts

360 right angle plug
FCN-365P

Mar.2010

Reduced w eight

260S

Mar.2009

Reduced the totl piece-parts quantity by 36%

10Gbps test board(4X, 12X)

Oct.2008

Reduced volume by 24%(12X), employed coaxial connector reusable
construction (4X,12X)

600

4,000

400

2,000

200

284

196

198

157

17

2006

2007

2008

2009

15

15

7.0

6.0

4.5

2005

2006

2007

2008

2009

0

0

2005

Connector

 Volatile Organic Compound (VOC) Emission (unit: kg)

 Water Usage (unit: km3)

8,000

160

Saved energy (Max. operating pow er 3W)

Pointing
deviceN01B-4824-B811/20

Feb.2010

Saved standby energy by approx.50%

Keyboard

FKB1618

Mar.2009

Reduced w eight by 20%

FTP-627MCL411-R

Mar.2010

Reduced pow er consumption and increased printing speed

FTP-63AMCL401-R

Mar.2009

Reduced volume by 24%

FTP-627MCL401/601

Mar.2008

Reduced w eight by44% and volume by 35% (smallest in the market)

Malti-input toouch panels

Mar.2010

Reduction of pieceparts quantity and elimination of PFOS (Persistentorganic pollutants) contained piece-parts

Touch panel w ith cushion

Mar.2009

Reduction of piece-parts quantity and elimination of PFOS (Persistentorganic pollutant) contained piece-parts

NC14004-B291-R
KVM 8 port

Mar.2010

Reduced w eight and volume

IP remote pow er controller

Mar.2009

Enabled to remote control of equipment's pow er consumption by 1W

MBH7BTZ39
Bluetooth ® module

Mar.2010

Reduced the number of piece parts and w eight and volume

MBH7BWZ04
Combo module

Feeb.2010

Reduced w eight and volume

UWB flexible antenna

Mar.2007

Reduced volume by 87.5%

Tap water

120

6,000

ThermalPrinter

80

4,000

2,000

FCU-010M 10GECX4 ElectricalDec.2004
Transceiver Module

1,550

40

1,100

670

0.8

763
200

2005

2006

2007

2008

0.4

0.3

0.2

0.06
Touch Panel

0

0

2005

2009

2006

2007

2008

2009

KVM Sw itch

 Electrical Power Consumption (unit: MWh)
15,000

Wireless
Module10,000

Others

5,000

690

480

484

386

43

2005

2006

2007

2008

2009

0

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 Reference (Group companies and contact)

 (Reference) Fujitsu Components Group Companies Reference
Campanies Fujitsu Group Environmental Policy

Location

Established Fujitsu Group Environmental Policy to promote environmental management that

The Fujitsu Group recognizes that environmental protection is a vitally important business issue.
By utilizing our technological expertise in the IT industry and our creative talents, we seek tocontribute to the promotion of sustainable development. In addition, while observing allenvironmental regulations in our business operations, we are actively pursuing environmental
protection activities on our own initiative. Through our individual and collective actions, we willcontinuously strive to safeguard a rich natural environment for future generations.

 Principles- We strive to reduce the environmental impact of our products throughout the product lifecycle.
- We are committed to conserving energy and natural resources, and practice a 3R approach

Consolidated

Other information

Shinagaw a-ku, TokyoSHINASNO FUJITSU LIMITED

Iiyama-shi, Nagano

Manufacturing,
Sales

100%

Consolidated

MIYAZAKI FUJITSU COMPONENTS LIMITED

Nichinan-shi, Miyazaki

Manufacturing,
Sales

100%

Consolidated

Obi Plant (Nichinan-shi, Miyazaki)
Hidakajima Plant (Nichinan-shi, Miyazaki)

Saku-shi, Nagano

Manufacturing,
Sales

100%

Consolidated

Nozaw a Plant (Saku-shi, Nagano)

Shinshu Plant (Saku-shi, Nagano)CHIKUMA TSUSHIN INDUSTRY CO., LTD>－

Engineering & Development Center(Suzaka-shi, Nagano), Sales offices(Nagoya, Osaka, Fukuoka)－

TAKAMISAWA ELECTRIC CO., LTD>

Shinagaw a-ku, Tokyo

Manufacturing,
Sales

100%

Consolidated

TOCHIGI TEC CO., LTD.

Shinagaw a-ku, Tokyo

Manufacturing,
Sales

100%

Consolidated

TOGAKUSHI DENSHI CO., LTD.

Nagano-shi, Nagano

Manufacturing,
Sales

100%

Consolidated

100% ow ned by
SHINANO FUJITSU LIMITEDTEC CO., LTD.

Shinagaw a-ku, Tokyo

Sales

100%

Consolidated

Sales offices (Nagoya, Osaka)

FUJITSU COMPONENT(MALAYSIA) SDN,. LTD.

Johor, Malaysia

Manufacturing,
Sales

100%

Consolidated

FUJITSU COMPONENTS(CHANGZHOU) CO., LTD.

Changzou, China

Manufacturing,
Sales

100%

Consolidated

QINGDAO KOWA SEIKO CO., LTD.

Qingdao, China

Manufacturing,
Sales

100%

Not
consolidated

18.75%

Equity method
affiliatereflects the uniqueness of Fujitsu Group business.

 Philosophy

share

FUJITSU COMPONENT LIMITED

Based on the policy of manufacturing in harmony with nature since their founding in 1935,
Fujitsu Limited has made environmental protection a top management priority and has

Business activities
Head Office
Development,
Sales

Since August 2008

TRANSTOUCH TECHNOLOGY INC.

Taoyuan, Taiw an

Manufacturing,
Sales

FUJITSU COMPONENTS AMERICA INC.

Sunneyvale, USA

Sales

100%

Consolidated

Branches (Chicago, Boston, Irvine)

FUJITSU COMPONENTS EUROPE B.V.

Amsterdam, the Netherlands

Sales

100%

Consolidated

Branch (Paris, France)

FUJITSU COMPONENTS ASIA
PTE LTD

Singapore

Sales

100%

Consolidated

Liaison office (Taipei, Taiw an)

FUJITSU ELECTRONIC COMPONENTS(SHANGHAI) CO., LTD.

Shanghai, China

Sales

100%

Consolidated

FUJITSU COMPONENTS
HONG KONG CO., LTD

Hong Kong, China

Sales

100%

Consolidated(reduce, reuse, recycle) to create best-of-breed eco-friendly products.
- We seek to reduce risks to human health and the environment from the use of harmful chemical
substances or waste.
- Through our IT products and solutions, we help customers reduce the environmental impact of
their activities and improve environmental efficiency.
- We disclose environment-related information on our business activities, products and services,and we utilize the resulting feedback to critique ourselves in order to further improve ourenvironmental programs.

 Contact
Fujitsu Component Limited Engineering & Development Center- We encourage our employees to work to improve the environment, bearing in mind the impactof their business activities and their civic responsibilities.

Environmental Management Department, Quality Assurance Group
Address: 1174 Suzaka, Suzaka-shi, Nagano-ken, 381-000 Japan
Tel +81-26-248-5566 Fax +81-26-238-2543
E-mail : g-kankyo@fcl.fujitsu.com

Established in October,2002
President of Fujitsu Limited

Published: August 2010
Fujitsu Component Limited Engineering & Development Center
Environmental Management Department, Quality Assurance Group
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