CONTENTSResults
of Environmental Conservation Activities in Fiscal 2004Office
DomainPromotion of Green Offices
Promotion of Green Offices
Honda actively conducts environmental activities in the offices
. We will further reduce the environmental impacts caused by our
offices through coordinated approach and will conduct environment
improvement activities in all our business operations to make our
offices more environmentally friendly and greener for the conservation
of the global environment.
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Main
targets for
fiscal 2004 in Japan |
Main
achievements
in fiscal 2004 in Japan |
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| To advance environmental conservation activities in daily business | All departments improved environmental conservation activities. | |||
| CO2 emissions and waste from four office buildings totaled 14,276 tons and 302 tons, respectively. | ||||
In addition, following the start of operations at the Wako Building, Hondas offices in the Aoyama Building, Wako Building, Yaesu Building, and Shirako Building enhanced cooperative measures to reduce their environmental impacts. As a result, in fiscal 2004, CO2 emissions and waste from these four office buildings totaled 14,276 tons and 302 tons, respectively.
In fiscal 2005, we will enhance our efforts to further reduce their environmental impacts through mutual cooperation to achieve the reduction targets of 2.7% for CO2 emissions and 22.4% for waste generation. We will implement environmental improvement activities in all business operations to make our offices more environmentally friendly and greener for the conservation of the global environment.
Achievements and Targets of Honda Office Buildings
(Aoyama, Wako, Shirako, and Yaesu)
| Achievements in fiscal 2004 | Targets for fiscal 2005 | |
| CO2 emissions | 14,276 tons | 13,894 tons (2.7% reduction) |
| Waste generation | 302 tons | 234 tons (22.4% reduction) |
Related Data: Use of environmentally friendly/low-emission vehicles as company-owned cars at the main business sites
1. Non-gasoline vehicles meeting the governments
green procurement criteria. For gasoline powered vehicles,
see 47.
2. The use rate is the ratio of environmentally friendly vehicles or low emission vehicles to all the vehicles owned by business sites (2,063 in fiscal 2001, 2,247 in fiscal 2002, 2,609 in fiscal 2003, and 2,543 in fiscal 2004)
3. The figure in parentheses shows the number of vehicles meeting the fuel economy standards of Japan for fiscal 2010.
4. Two vehicles met the Fiscal 2010 Fuel Economy Standards + 5% target.
5. All the vehicles met the Fiscal 2010 Fuel Economy Standards + 5% target.
6. All the vehicles met the Fiscal 2010 Fuel Economy Standards + 5% target.
7. 37 vehicles met the Fiscal 2010 Fuel Economy Standards + 5% target.
8. 189 vehicles met the Fiscal 2010 Fuel Economy Standards + 5% target.
9. 161 vehicles met the Fiscal 2010 Fuel Economy Standards + 5% target.
Note:

low
emission vehicle... emissions are 50% lower than the 2005 exhaust
emissions standards



low
emission vehicle...emissions are 75% lower than the 2005
exhaust emissions standards
2. The use rate is the ratio of environmentally friendly vehicles or low emission vehicles to all the vehicles owned by business sites (2,063 in fiscal 2001, 2,247 in fiscal 2002, 2,609 in fiscal 2003, and 2,543 in fiscal 2004)
3. The figure in parentheses shows the number of vehicles meeting the fuel economy standards of Japan for fiscal 2010.
4. Two vehicles met the Fiscal 2010 Fuel Economy Standards + 5% target.
5. All the vehicles met the Fiscal 2010 Fuel Economy Standards + 5% target.
6. All the vehicles met the Fiscal 2010 Fuel Economy Standards + 5% target.
7. 37 vehicles met the Fiscal 2010 Fuel Economy Standards + 5% target.
8. 189 vehicles met the Fiscal 2010 Fuel Economy Standards + 5% target.
9. 161 vehicles met the Fiscal 2010 Fuel Economy Standards + 5% target.
Note:


