The targets certified by SBTi at this time are the FY2030 targets for preventing global warming under OKI Environmental Vision 2030/2050, the OKI Group’s medium-to-long-term environmental vision.
OKI has obtained SBT certification for the FY2030 greenhouse gas emission reduction targets set in OKI Environmental Vision, its medium-to-long-term environmental vision, from the international “Science Based Targets initiative (SBTi)” as scientifically valid targets for achieving the 1.5°C target aimed at by the Paris Agreement.
As the company committed to helping resolve social issues in accordance with its key message of “Delivering OK! to your life”, OKI seeks to achieve these targets not only at its own sites but also by promoting decarbonisation during product use and at its suppliers.
FY2030 targets (compared to FY2020):
- 42% reduction in CO2 emissions at OKI sites
- 25% reduction in CO2 emissions at suppliers and from product use
In alignment with its environmental policy, OKI seeks to create a better global environment to pass on to the next generation. As part of its material issues (Materiality) updated alongside the Medium-Term Business Plan 2025, OKI has identified “conservation of the global environment” as one of the areas in which it can help address social issues.
At the same time, OKI has upheld the goal of “reducing the environmental impact through business activities” starting with its own sites as one aspect of Materiality. One representative example of decarbonisation initiatives at its own sites is the Honjo Plant H1 building (Honjo City, Saitama Prefecture), the first large-scale production facility in Japan to obtain “ZEB” certification.
OKI said it also aims to achieve this goal through technology development such as increased power efficiency during product use, and collaboration with its suppliers.
