Toshiba Group Establishes Environmental Vision 2050Environmental Vision 2050 Factor 10 環境影響...

Toshiba Group’s Environmental Vision 2050

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Meeting Environmental challenges – The first stage

Factor T - Products2.2

Factor T- Process 1.2

Value of a product/Environmental impact of a

product throughout its lifecycle

Sales/Environmental impact of the entire business process

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Double overall eco-efficiencyFY2000 FY2010

Producteco-efficiency

Business processeco-efficiency

Toshiba Group Slogan

Committed to People,Committed to the Future. TOSHIBA

Contribute to sustainable development of the Earth throughout our business processes and products


Meeting environmental challenges – The first stage

Composition of environmental impacts

during product life cycles

(Average of all products of Toshiba Group)

Double Overall Eco-EfficiencyFY2000 FY2010

Overall eco-efficiency2.00

1.75

1.50

1.00

02000 2004 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 (FY)

1.00

1.32

1.591.49

1.421.52

1.631.74

2.001.86

Result Plan

1.25

2005

FY2006

Result: 1.59 times1.68 time (product)

1.22 times (business process)

Compared with FY2000

FY2010

Target: 2 times2.2 times (product)

1.2 times (business process)

Compared with FY2000

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Value of products (performance improvement)

Environmental impacts of products

2.2 times

2.25

2.00

1.75

1.50

1.25

1.00

020002004200520062007200820092010(FY)

1.0

0

1.36

1.68

1.56

1.481.60

1.74

1.88

2.20

2.03

Result Plan

FY2006 result1.68 times

FY2010 target

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times

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Environmental impacts throughout business processes

1.2 times

1.30

1.20

1.10

1.00

020002004200520062007200820092010(FY)

1.00

1.17

1.221.20

1.181.19 1.19 1.20 1.201.20

Result Plan

FY2006 result1.22 times

FY2010 target

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times80% 20%

EnvironEnvironmmentalentaliimmpacts ofpacts of

productsproducts(from procurement(from procurement

of raw materials toof raw materials tofinal disposal)final disposal)

Environmentalimpacts ofbusiness

processes(manufacturing)


Moving towards 2050 - The Second Stage

Increasing global populationEconomic disparities between countries, etc.

Toshiba Group’s Environmental Vision

Enjoy rich lifestylesReduce environmental impacts

Develop Toshiba Group’s Environmental Vision of the ideal situation in 2050

Restrictive factors to solving environmental issues

Fulfilling twin challenges


Toshiba Group’s Environmental Vision

Challenges to meet

Environmental Vision 2050

The ideal situation in 2050People lead rich lifestyles in harmony with the Earth

Reduce the environmental impactsof population growth

Ease the environmental impactsof economic growth

Create rich value


Environmental Vision 2050 Towards “People lead rich lifestyles in harmony with the Earth”

Environmental Vision 2050 Factor 10

環境影響

価値

ファクター＝環境効率の改善度

価値

環境影響環境効率＝

Respond to population growth

Ease environmental impactsof economic growth

Create rich value

10

12

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6

8

10

12

2000 0 2010 2015 2020 2025 2030 2035 2040 2050

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2.00

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Factor

Value

Environmental impact

Eco efficiency=

Factor = Improved eco efficiency

Symbiosiswith the Earth

Creation ofnew value


Two Approaches

Grow while offeringnew value

Value Innovation

Eco Products ApproachThe approach from “Creation of new value”

The approach from “Symbiosiswith the Earth”

Energy Approach

Gain profit throughradical change

Process Innovation


Trend in energy consumption

World Primary Energy Demand Projections

2 times in 30 years

1.6 times in 30 years


The Best Energy Mix

Reliable energy supplyMitigation of climate change

High efficiency thermal plantsRenewable energyAdvanced nuclear plants

World Primary Energy Demand for Power Generation by fuel CO2 Emissions by Type of Plant

The best energy mixTwo goals to meet


Energy Approach

Two areas that must beaddressed

Energy mixsolution

Reliable energy supply- achieve energy security -

Mitigation of climate change- reduce CO2 emissions -

Contribute to better environment, reliable energy suppliesas “A Corporate Citizen of Planet Earth”

Nuclear , thermal and hydro power generation New energy

We aim to support safe, secure, richer lifestyles for people worldwide


Toshiba will promote the following measures in energy production.

CO2 Reduction in Energy Production

Promote nuclear power and establish FBR & the nuclear fuel cycle.

Zero CO2 emissions by performance improvements in thermal power systems, e.g. CCS*

Zero power loss by superconductivity transmission & stable dispersed energy supply by microgrid

Promote commercialization of dispersed power and renewable energy systems

Measures of Toshiba energy vision

*Carbon Capture & Storage


Energy Innovation

Reduce CO2 emissions by promoting high reliability LWR

Light Water Reactor (LWR)

Process innovation Value innovationNuclear pow

erTherm

al &

hydro power

Transmission

& distribution

New

energy

Volume of CO2 reduction per unit: 6.7m tons/year

Converve uranium resources by reprocessing nuclear fuelFBR

Reduce CO2 emissions by improving performance of thermal power plants Advanced Combined Cycle Ultra Supercritical (USC)


Achieve zero CO2 emissions by combining Carbon Capture & Storage and advanced ultra supercritical turbines

Advanced Ultra Super Critical (A-USC)

Reduce CO2 emissions by reducing loss in electric transmission at ultra high voltage

Ultra High Voltage (UHV)

Microgrid, new concept power supply; Reduce environmental loads by superconductive transmission Micro-grid

Reduce CO2 emissions with renewable geothermal and wind power generation

Geothermal power Wind power

Reduce CO2 emission by residential fuel cell co-generation

Residential fuel cells


Volume of CO2 reduction per unit: 7 tons/year

Volume of CO2 reduction per 50MW unit: 0.33m tons/year

Volume of CO2 reduction per 2MW unit: 5k tons/year

Volume of CO2 reduction per unit: 5m tons/year

Volume of CO2 reduction per unit: 1.2 tons/year


Improved efficiency, enhanced reliability and more cost-efficient operation

Energy Process innovation

AP1000

高信頼性軽水炉の建設

Reduce CO2 emissions by constructing highly reliable LWR offering high-level cost performance

ABWR

Construct highly reliable LWR

Volume of CO2 reduction per unit: 6.7m tons/year*LWR= light water reactor


Steam turbine

Gas turbine

Generator

USC

Reduce CO2 exhaust emissions by improving performance of thermal power plants

Improve performance of thermal power plant

High temperature gas turbine

Energy Process innovation

Raise efficiency with higher steam temperatures

High pressure turbine

Medium pressure turbine

Low pressure turbine

Raise efficiency with higher working fluid temperatures




Energy Value innovation

Reduce CO2 emissions to zero by combining CCS and A-USC

Commercialization of CCS

CCS is an innovative concept to reduce CO2

emissions from thermal power plant dramatically. CO2 is separated, captured, and stored under ground.

Residential fuel cell

CO2 reduction by residential fuel cell co-generation

A new concept power generation system that utilizes waste heat of power generator for residential hot water supply

Development of residential fuel cells

CCS system

Volume of CO2 reduction per one million units: 1.2m tons/year

Volume of CO2 reduction per unit: 5m tons/year

Abs

orb

er

Rege

nera

tor

Absorbent

（CO2 rich）（CO2 lean）

Heat exchanger

Re-boiler

CO2<2% CO2>99%

Boiler

Membrane module

Combustion exhaust gas

Abs

orb

er

Rege

nera

tor

Absorbent

（CO2 rich）（CO2 lean）

Heat exchanger

Re-boiler

CO2<2% CO2>99%

Boiler

Membrane module

Combustion exhaust gas


Achievement by Energy Approach

*Figures based on average emissions from design to operations, by fiscal year, and on comparison with similar commissioned equipment in FY2000 benchmark, i.e. coal-fired thermal plant

FY2006 FY2010 FY2025

14 milliontons CO2 /year

47 million47 milliontons COtons CO22 // yearyear

Reduction of CO2 emissions in energy supply: target figures

Reduce CO2 emissions through innovations in energy technologies

Thermal Power

22%

Nuclear Power

78%

4.2 milliontons CO2 /year


Eco Products Approach

Eco-efficiencysolution

Contribute to sustainable development in diverse ways as a “Corporate Citizen of Planet Earth”

Two areas that must be addressed

Creation of new value(sustainable growth)

Symbiosis with the Earth(Improving the global environment)

Eco-products create value that helps to overcome environmental problems.

More productive livesSafer and morecomfortable life

Mitigation of climate changeOptimization of resources

Management of chemicals


Technologies that change

lifestyles

High efficiency lamp （LED, Organic EL)

High efficiency air-conditioning

High-efficiency kitchen (Cooker)

High-insulation, Highly airtight houses/buildings （Vacuum insulating，

High endurance construction materials）

High performance Devices(SiC, GaN, Diamond Semiconductor)

Energy-saving model networkLarge capacity, optical communication

Energy management(HEMS, BEMS, Environmental impact display system)

Diagnosis of energy saving(Refrigerator stock control, Measuring CO2 )

New lamps（Use of naatural sunlight，light-storage Biochemical synthesis）

Super high insulation, Highly airtight houses/buildings(Active adjustment construction materials)

New kitchen(New processing technology, Long preservation,Normal temperature preserved food)

Common power supply, Standby power controlEnergy-saving network communicationGrid/Quantum computerSingle electron transistor

Universal communication （Virtual display, Producing highly realistic visual space, Body sensor）

Home guard systemActive consumer control, Demand forecast

Products that pursue

efficiency

Technologies that support

products


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Eco Products Approach

(Heat pump)


EcoProducts Process Innovation

High efficiency LED lamp

Qosmio with SpursEngineHome laundrywith air-conditioning PDA with DMFC

Home Network

SpursEngine


Media Streaming Processor

High-quality Image Technology

New User Interface

High-Speed Image Processing

Image Indexing

Eco Products Value Innovation


Eco Products Value Innovation

ApriAlpha™Robot IT household appliances

Home guard system(Active consumer control)

New Lamps（Use of natural daylight, Light-storage, Biochemical synthesis）

Universal Communication（Telecommuting, Home doctor)

Highly efficient insulation, Highly airtight house(Active adjustment construction materials)

Chair with body sensor

Energy saving network communication

Creation of highly realistic visual space with virtual 3D display


Achievements of EcoProducts Approach

*Comparison based on product lifecycle of main products in each category against equivalent products in FY2000 benchmark.

Reduction of CO2 emissions in products: target figures

Reduce CO2 emissions through innovations in eco friendly products

FY2006 FY2010 FY2025

4.3 millionｔ-ＣＯ２

/year


/year

10.6million10.6millionｔｔ--ＣＯＣＯ２２// yearyear


/yearHome

Appliances

41％

Electronic Devices

26％

Digital Products

14％

Social Infrastructures

19％


Towards Environment Vision 2050

Contributions by Energy Approach

Contribution by Products Approach

4.2 milliontons CO2 /year 14 million

tons CO2 /year 47 million47 milliontons COtons CO22 //yearyear



10.6 million10.6 million tons COtons CO22 //yearyear

Environmental Vision 2050

Factor 10

2006 2010 2025

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6

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10

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2000 20500.00

2.00

4.00

6.00

8.00

10.00

12.00

Factor

HarmonyWith the Earth

CreatingValue

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