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Company profile

Sustainability Strategy

Resource Circulation Business

Used-cars-related Business

Other Businesses

Environment

SocietyBusiness foundation / Growth foundation

Promoting decarbonization and expanding renewable energy
Actual and target power consumption and renewable energy percentage

RE100

Power consumption (GWh)

25.00

20.00

100.0

19.19

80.0

60.0

10.00

40.0

5.00

0
2018/6■ RE100 target year moved up to 2030
The Group joined the "RE100*" in July 2018. In October 2020, wemoved up the target year of achieving RE100 to 2030. With the newtarget year in sight, we are introducing renewable energy at plants
and offices of each company. In fiscal 2019, we installed solar panelson the roof of the manual dismantling plant of ECONECOL, Inc.,and the captive power supply began in February 2020. In addition,
the head office of Envipro Holdings Inc. switched its purchased
power entirely to that of RE100 menu in May 2020. These efforts
raised the share of renewable energy
in fiscal 2019 to 17.8%, a significant
increase from 2.9% in fiscal 2018.

18.77

15.000■ Carbon neutral by 2050 declared
In light of the Paris Agreement coming into force in 2016 and theensuing global moves toward decarbonization, the Envipro Grouphas decided that it will achieve net zero GHG emissions from its
entire businesses by 2050. In order to achieve our GHG emissions
CO2 emissions results and goal
reduction target, we will（t ）promote efficient use and16,00014,07513,017
14,000decarbonization of energy
11,903
12,00010,000and enhance information
Goal
8,000
disclosure and engagement,
6,000
4,000
0
thereby realizing both
2,000
decarbonization and0
2018/6
2019/62020/62050
circular economy throughour business operations.

18.29

2.9
2019/620.0

17.8
2020/60.0

Renewable energy percentage (%)

Environment

Global Resource Circulation Business2030■ Efforts toward acquisition of SBT
Given the aggravating adverse impacts of climate change, the goal ofkeeping the temperature rise to less than 1.5°C from the era of theIndustrial Revolution is becoming the global standard. The Group has
begun to compute its GHG emissions at the Scope 3 level for some ofits operations, with a view to acquiring an SBT (Science-BasedTargets) to achieve the 1.5°C target. Starting next fiscal year, we will
work with suppliers and customers so that our Scope 3 emissions canbe computed for all of our applicable operations.
*For fiscal 2019 results, please see P. 29.

*RE100: a global initiative bringing together companies committed to attaining 100%
renewable energy for the electricity consumed in their businesses.

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Contents / Editorial policy

Top Message

Company profile

Sustainability Strategy

Resource Circulation Business

Used-cars-related Business

Other Businesses

Environment

SocietyBusiness foundation / Growth foundation

Environment

Materials balance

INPUTScrap and waste 720,800 tons*

Resources processed

Resources distributed

OUTPUT

Recycled raw materials, products, 726,600 tons*1
and waste

1

Energy / Water
62.8 TJ

Metal scrap

142,100 tons

Ferrous metals

33,100 tons

Fuels

Mixed waste

43,400 tons

Nonferrous metals

11,700 tons

Electricity

18.8 GWh

Waste plastics

900 tons

Raw materials for plastics

100 tons

Water

146,000m3

Scrap cars

9,100 tons

Raw materials for fuels

29,200 tons

Electronic waste

14,500 tons

Wood chips

1,500 tons

Wood scrap

2,600 tons

Raw materials for paper

6,900 tons

Wastepaper

7,300 tons

Raw materials
from used clothes

Used clothes

1,000 tons

Others2,100 tons

Waste batteries

700 tons

Subtotal

85,300 tons

Ferrous metals

98,200 tons

Resources processed

Resources processedand distributed*2

700 tons

Subtotal

221,600 tons

Ferrous scrap

430,100 tons

Ferrous metals

436,100 tons

Nonferrous metals

21,200 tons

Nonferrous metals

27,400 tons

Waste plastics

1,100 tons

Raw materials for plastics

1,900 tons

Wastepaper

13,600 tons

Raw materials for fuel22,000 tons

Used clothes

300 tons

Raw materials for paper

14,400 tons

Wood pellets/PKS
Used cars/trucks

Raw materials

Global Resource Circulation BusinessResources distributed

22,000 tons
2,962

Subtotal* 2

488,300 tons

Raw materials
for rubber chips

11,000 tons

*1 Sum of resources processed, resources distributed, and raw materials *2 Exclueding used cars/trucks

3,231

Used cars/trucks
Used maintenance parts

Final products

329 containers

Subtotal* 3

501,900 tons

Rubber chip-based products

12,000 tons

Total (handling volume) *4

697,400 tons

Material recycling

6,800 tons

Thermal recycling

12,000 tons

Simple incineration

1,000 tons

Landfill

9,400 tons

Recycling

Waste disposal*1 Sum of handling volume, recycling, and waste disposal *2 Amount of resources processed which aredistributed to overseas etc *3 Excluedes used cars/trucks and used maintenance parts *4 Sum of resources
processed, resources processed and distributed, resources distributed, and final products

CO2 emissions ( Scope1+2 ) 11,902 tons
Scope1

4,234 tons

Scope2

7,668 tons

CO2 emissions ( Scope3 ) 92,000 tons
Category 4*

Upstream transportationand distribution

92,000 tons

*Category 4 = (Logistics cost for procurement (million yen) + Logistics cost for transportation (millionyen) x Emissions per unit (t-CO2 / million yen)

Resource recovery
*rate

94.6％

*Resource recovery rate = (Resources processed +Resources processed and distributed from OUTPUT)/ (Resources processed + Resources processed and distributed + Simple incineration + Landfill fromOUTPUT) x 100

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