Efforts for carbon neutrality in the manufacturing industry and factories.
A clear explanation of the basics of carbon neutrality and examples of initiatives towards achieving carbon neutrality!
Recently, the term "carbon neutral" has been increasingly heard in the media. In the Paris Agreement adopted in 2015, a goal was agreed upon to "keep the global average temperature rise well below 2°C compared to pre-industrial levels and to pursue efforts to limit the temperature increase to 1.5°C." To achieve this goal, more than 120 countries and regions are aiming for "carbon neutrality by 2050." In Japan, former Prime Minister Suga declared "carbon neutrality by 2050" in 2020, and efforts toward this goal are rapidly spreading through the government and businesses. This article will clearly explain the basic knowledge related to carbon neutrality and introduce specific examples of initiatives. *For detailed content of the article, please refer to the PDF document. For more information, feel free to contact us.*
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The Tokyo Gas Group has set "full-scale deployment of solutions" as one of its key strategies in its medium-term management plan and has launched a business brand called "IGNITURE" to provide new solutions incorporating Green Transformation (GX) and Digital Transformation (DX) to customers. Through the solutions developed under "IGNITURE," households, corporations, and local communities can achieve a "richer future through improvements in economic efficiency, convenience, and effectiveness via optimization" and a "sustainable lifestyle and business through decarbonization and enhanced resilience" without difficulty. This is realized by merging the customer base and energy management know-how that Tokyo Gas has built up through its corporate values of safety, security, and trust with advanced technologies such as GX and DX, connecting not just individual homes, public facilities, commercial buildings, and factories, but entire corporate groups and communities. Hinata Solar is one of the initiatives under this IGNITURE business, offering self-consumption PPA services for corporations. Through "Hinata Solar," it contributes to reducing carbon dioxide emissions and achieving sustainable energy use.
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