Environmental Performance Summary
Fiscal year 2014
Energy consumption(crude oil equivalent)

Energy consumption/generation

Greenhouse gas
consumption/emissions

58,927 KL
20,432 KL

73,421 KL

In Japan
Outside Japan

54,973 KL
18,448 KL

Power consumption

295,215 MWh

In Japan
Outside Japan

222,976 MWh
72,239 MWh

274,368 MWh

In Japan
Outside Japan

208,753 MWh
65,615 MWh

Gas consumption(crude oil equivalent)

3,877 KLIn Japan
Outside Japan

2,027 KL
1,850 KL

3,501 KLIn Japan
Outside Japan

1,929 KL
1,572 KL

Fuel consumption(crude oil equivalent)

1,160 KLIn Japan
Outside Japan1,156 KL
4 KL

871 KLIn Japan
Outside Japan

870 KL
1 KL

Power generated by PV power
generation systems

4,724 MWh

In Japan
Outside Japan

4,698 MWh
26 MWh4,559 MWh

In Japan
Outside Japan

4,536 MWh
23 MWhCO 2 emissions from energy
consumption

157,230 tons

In Japan
Outside Japan

120,913 tons
36,317 tons

160,434 tons

In Japan
Outside Japan

125,921 tons
34,513 tons

Scope 1 CO 2 emissions

11,151 tons

In Japan
Outside Japan

7,550 tons
3,601 tons

9,686 tons

In Japan
Outside Japan

6,620 tons
3,066 tons

Scope 2 CO 2 emissions

146,079 tons

In Japan
Outside Japan

113,363 tons
32,716 tons

150,748 tons

In Japan
Outside Japan

119,301 tons
31,447 tons

Non-energy-derived greenhousegas emissions (in Japan)

20,794 tons
2,610 tons

1,501 tons

PFCs

7,416 tons

5,784 tons

SF6

10,755 tons

14,499 tons

CO 2 emissions from logistics

Waste generated

13 tons
In Japan
54,230 tons
Outside Japan

Proportion of marinetransportation among overseas
transportation
Water consumption

Resource consumption

1,670,000 m3

In Japan
Outside Japan

1,058,000 m3
612,000 m3

5,348 tons
68,241 tons
31.0 %

1,546,000 m3

In Japan
Outside Japan

1,043,000 m3
503,000 m3

297,000 m3

327,000 m3

Tap water (in Japan)

471,000 m3

416,000 m3

Industrial water (in Japan)

290,000 m3

300,000 m3

Use of copier paper (in Japan)

116 tons

162 tons

Amount of waste generated

In Japan
9,965 tons
Outside Japan

8,780 tons
1,185 tons

In Japan
10,064 tons
Outside Japan

8,858 tons
1,206 tons

Recycled amount

9,421 tons

In Japan
Outside Japan

8,608 tons
813 tons

9,828 tons

In Japan
Outside Japan

8,764 tons
1,064 tons

544 tons

In Japan
Outside Japan

172 tons
372 tons

236 tons

In Japan
Outside Japan

94 tons
142 tons

12,665 kg

Emissions: Atmospheric release
Transport: Waste
Transport: Sewerage
Consumption

10,781 kg

21 kg

12 kg

8,499 kg

8,254 kg

1 kg

114 kg4,144 kg

2,401 kgNOx emissions

9.7 tons

12 tons

SOx emissions

2.8 tons

2.7 tons

Number of ISO 14001-certified
companies

Other

11 tons
In Japan
73,589 tons
Outside Japan42.2 %

Volume of PRTR Class I designatedchemical substances handled(in Japan)

Environmental
management/
biodiversity

3,099 tons
51,131 tons

Groundwater (in Japan)

Amount incinerated or put intolandfill

Chemical substances
consumption/emissions

21,795 tons

HFCs

Other

Environmental impact oflogistics

Fiscal year 2015

In Japan
79,359 KL
Outside Japan

10In Japan
Outside Japan

738In Japan
Outside Japan

44

Number of ecosystem tours(in Japan)

16

13

Number of ecosystem tour
participants (in Japan)

42

69

16,331 tons

13,596 tons

00

Total product shipment(in Japan)
Non-compliance* For scope 3, see p. 22.

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Social Performance Summary
Fiscal year 2014
Composition ofemployees

Proportion ofphysically-challenged
employees

Regular employees

Total:

Male:
7,271
Female:Fiscal year 2015
6,262
Total:
1,009

7,166

Male:
Female:

6,165
1,001

Non-regular employees(temporary, part-time)

1,570

1,455

Tokyo Electron Limited(unconsolidated)

1.8 %

2.0 %

Group companies in Japan1.9 %Proportion of female managers among managerial personnel

30

1.2 %

Retention after three years of joining
the company

1.9 %
32

1.3 %

94.3 %

93.6 %

Male: 15 years and
15 years and9 months
7 months Female: 14 years and3 months

Male: 16 years and6 months
16 years and4 months Female: 15 years and3 months(average in recent five years)

Employee retention

Human
Resources/Labor
Management(at Group
companies inJapan excluding
Tokyo ElectronDevice Limited)

Average service years

Turnover1.6 %Use of annual paid leave

Childcare support
systemNursing care support
Special paid leavesystemSafety education

2.5 %
3.4 %
61.8 %

95 %5295 %

Number and percentage of those who
returned to work after childcare leave

5393 %

46

88 %Number of those who took paternity
leave

211

192

Number of those who used theshorter working hours system

159

Male:
Female:8151

183

Male:Female:

11172

Number of those who took childcare
leave to care for a sick/injured child

435

Male:
Female:

240
195

460

Male:
Female:246
214

Number of those who took childcare
support leave

92

Male:
Female:

1775

96

Male:
Female:24
72

Number of those who took nursing
care leave

22

Male:
Female:

13
920

Male:
Female:119

Number of those who took
refreshment leave (special paid leave

772

1,285

78

84

82

69

0.37

0.24

Participation in basic safety
introduction/update education

100 %

100 %

Participation in advanced safety
introduction/update education100 %100 %Total: approx. 130

Total: approx. 120

granted according to service years for physicaland mental refreshment of employees)

TCIR

CSR management
promotion

Participants in EICC ® Code ofConduct seminars

100 %99.7 %

Thorough compliance

Participation in web-based testformat education on corporate
ethics/compliance
Confirmed agreement to comply withinformation security regulations

CSR/compliance

100 %

100 %

Improvement ofsupply chain CSR

Rate of improvement after CSR
procurement survey*—25 %* Improvement: Percentageof suppliers whose
evaluation improved in thisyear’s survey, excluding
those already having thehighest ratings

Rate of improvement afterprocurement BCP survey

—

41 %

Rate of improvement after green
procurement survey

—

46 %

Conflict minerals
surveyNumber of identified CFSP-certified
smelters—

117

Spending on social contribution (million yen)Socialcontribution

Male:
Female:59.6 %(a system to provide time and financial assistance to employees who intend todevelop their professional skills outside the TEL Group)

Safety2.7%

70

Users of second career support system
Number ofoccupational
accidents1.4 %3.3 %Number and percentage of those who
took childcare leave

Retirees who used reemployment system

Supply chainmanagement(at suppliers inJapan)

Male:
Female:Cash donations
breakdown

259

184

Charity donations(providing donations/relief materials
to charity organizations)5%2%Community investment(charitable expenses for long-term
cause for community)

38 %

47 %

Commercial initiatives(charitable expenses for anticipatedeffects on business)

57 %

51 %

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