Electric Power Development Co Ltd 2008 Sustainability Report
The report presents J-POWER Group's strategy to harmonize energy supply with environmental protection, with particular emphasis on making coal use compatible with global-warming measures. It reports FY 2007 group-wide CO2 emissions of 50.22 million t-CO2 and an industrial-waste recycling rate of 98%. The report also describes renewable and low-CO2 power development, environmental management systems across consolidated subsidiaries, and social initiatives supporting communities and employees. Sustainability information was independently reviewed and certified by Ernst & Young ShinNihon Sustainability Institute Co., Ltd.
Company: Electric Power Development Co Ltd
Sector: Energy utilities
Country: Japan
Year: 2008
Type: Sustainability Report
Pages: 86
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Electric Power Development Co Ltd
Sustainability Report
The report presents J-POWER Group's strategy to harmonize energy supply with environmental protection, with particular emphasis on making coal use compatible with global-warming measures. It reports FY 2007 group-wide CO2 emissions of 50.22 million t-CO2 and an industrial-waste recycling rate of 98%. The report also describes renewable and low-CO2 power development, environmental management systems across consolidated subsidiaries, and social initiatives supporting communities and employees. Sustainability information was independently reviewed and certified by Ernst & Young ShinNihon Sustainability Institute Co., Ltd.
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Report Year
2008
Reporting Period
Apr 2007 - Mar 2008
Fiscal Year
2007
Published
Oct 1, 2008
Type
Sustainability Report
Language
English
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