NGK Insulators Ltd 2002 SR
The report covers NGK Insulators' environmental performance for fiscal 2002, focusing on its Triple-E business fields of Ecology, Electronics, and Energy. Key highlights include the implementation of a new Five-Year Environmental Action Plan and the introduction of a comprehensive Chemical Substances Management System. The company achieved a 10.7% reduction in greenhouse gas emissions, largely due to a 60% decrease in SF6 emissions. NGK also initiated Green Power purchasing with wind energy and expanded its Green Purchasing policy to include 850 products. Finally, the report details progress toward zero emissions and the practical application of energy-conserving regenerative combustion systems in its kilns.
Company: NGK Insulators Ltd
Sector: Manufacturing
Country: Japan
Year: 2002
Type: SR
Pages: 28
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NGK Insulators Ltd
Environmental Report
The report covers NGK Insulators' environmental performance for fiscal 2002, focusing on its Triple-E business fields of Ecology, Electronics, and Energy. Key highlights include the implementation of a new Five-Year Environmental Action Plan and the introduction of a comprehensive Chemical Substances Management System. The company achieved a 10.7% reduction in greenhouse gas emissions, largely due to a 60% decrease in SF6 emissions. NGK also initiated Green Power purchasing with wind energy and expanded its Green Purchasing policy to include 850 products. Finally, the report details progress toward zero emissions and the practical application of energy-conserving regenerative combustion systems in its kilns.
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Document Details
Report Year
2002
Reporting Period
Apr 1, 2001 - Mar 31, 2002
Fiscal Year
2002
Published
Sep 1, 2002
Type
Sustainability Report
Language
English
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