Mitsubishi Electric Corp 1999 SR
The report outlines Mitsubishi Electric's environmental strategy and performance for fiscal 1998, focusing on the creation of a "cyclical society." Key highlights include the completion of a recycling plant for home electronics and the achievement of ISO 14001 certification across all domestic manufacturing sites. The company reported a 3% reduction in total CO2 emissions compared to 1990 levels and a 46% reduction in commissioned waste disposal since 1995. It also details the "Design for Environment" (DFE) approach, which integrates materials, energy, and toxin considerations into product lifecycles. Furthermore, the report introduces environmental accounting, disclosing 11.52 billion yen in environmental related expenses.
Company: Mitsubishi Electric Corp
Sector: Manufacturing
Country: Japan
Year: 1999
Type: SR
Pages: 36
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Mitsubishi Electric Corp
Environmental Report
The report outlines Mitsubishi Electric's environmental strategy and performance for fiscal 1998, focusing on the creation of a "cyclical society." Key highlights include the completion of a recycling plant for home electronics and the achievement of ISO 14001 certification across all domestic manufacturing sites. The company reported a 3% reduction in total CO2 emissions compared to 1990 levels and a 46% reduction in commissioned waste disposal since 1995. It also details the "Design for Environment" (DFE) approach, which integrates materials, energy, and toxin considerations into product lifecycles. Furthermore, the report introduces environmental accounting, disclosing 11.52 billion yen in environmental related expenses.
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Document Details
Report Year
1999
Reporting Period
Apr 1, 1998 - Mar 31, 1999
Fiscal Year
1998
Published
Sep 1, 1999
Type
Sustainability Report
Language
English
Pages
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Standards & Assurance
Materiality Assessment
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Water Consumption
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