Environmental Targets and Results

Environmental Targets and Results
Each workplace of TEL sets voluntary environmental protection targets
based on the TEL Group Credo and Principles on Environmental Preservationand makes efforts to achieve these targets.

On September 25, 1998, TEL established a Credo andPrinciples to define its position on environmental protection.

Results from fiscal 2001 and targets for fiscal 2002 arelisted below.

The Group workplaces establish their own environmental
policies, regulations, and procedure sheets based on thisCredo and Principles on Environmental Preservation.
Environmental Targets and Results
Results from Fiscal 2001

Targets for Fiscal 2002

Developed systems to reduce power consumption

Continue to study and perform

Developed systems to reduce consumption ofchemical fluids and pure waterContinue to study and perform

Inspected and analyzed degree of environmental impact
through life cycle assessment (LCA)

Use LCA data as feedback for system development

Gave green procurement policy explanatory session andevaluated suppliers

Provide instruction and training to improve level ofsuppliers with low scores

Worked to reduce power consumption

Set targets for each workplace and work to reduce consumption

Worked to reduce paper consumption

Set targets for each workplace and work to reduce usage

Worked to reduce water consumption

Set targets for each workplace and work to reduce usage

Worked to reduce total waste volume

Set targets for each workplace and work to reduce waste volume

Worked to improve waste recycling rate

Set targets for each workplace and work to improve recycling rates

Further enhanced chemical management system

Continue to study and perform

Published Environmental Report 2001
Worked to disclose environmental information

Publish environmental report once per year and disclose information
Expand content of environmental report

Provided environmental training to office employees
Prepared to implement environmental management
systems in office facilities

Implement ISO14001-compliant environmental
management system and TEL Eco-Activities at office facilities

Calculated and monitored environmental
protection costs through environmental accounting
Tested calculating and monitoring of environmental protection
effects (i.e., economic effects) through environmental accounting

Officially begin tracking effects
Expand environmental accounting contents and improve precision

Updated and continued to perform safety training

Continue to update and perform

Eco Products

Eco Factories

EHS(Environment, Health and Safety)
Management

President's Comments

Tetsuro Higashi
CEO, President

7TOKYO ELECTRONENVIRONMENTAL REPORT 2002

The semiconductor production equipment that we
provide to our customers has a substantial environmental
impact. For example, the amount of power consumed
when the customer uses equipments to make semiconductors. TEL performs life cycle assessments (LCAs) oneach type of equipment we sell, with a particular focus ontargets for reducing environmental impact during the useof the machinery. The analysis results are then fed backinto new development and design. In addition, TEL seek

to strengthen cooperative ties with its customers throughthe exchange of information.
TEL has also set up an internal management system
to address both environmental and safety concerns. One
issue we are addressing in fiscal 2002 is how to promotea good balance of recycling, resource conservation, energy conservation and chemical management group-wideusing the internal management system.