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KPIs in Materiality (priority issues)

4Making greater efforts toward the realization of a carbon-free society

  • By FY2025, we will replace all vehicles used in sales activities by Japanese group companies with next-generation vehicles (electric, hybrid, etc.). By FY2030, 70% of the vehicles used by the entire Group, including our overseas companies, will be next-generation vehicles.
  • Logo: 7. AFFORDABLE AND CLEAN ENERGY

Initiatives of Each Group Company

CPL RESOURCES LIMITED

Initiatives to reduce environmental loads

Based on its vision statement of “It is our aim to transform each client’s business through a range of talent solutions while positively impacting the communities we work in and the lives of the people we work with,” CPL proposes the strategies of Future Ready, Client First, and Total Solutions. To achieve this, CPL has formed a strong governance structure and its team actively engages in sustainability, particularly through such governance, to address issues concerning humans and the environment.

Reducing environmental impact

Under its robust governance structure, CPL, under the leadership of the CPL Green Works Team, has banned all plastics at its head office, and setting priority targets for SDGs 7, 11 and 12, is giving utmost priority to minimizing environmental impacts, through raising awareness amongst employees and other measures.

Corporate Governance System
Achieving SDG targets
Logo: 7. AFFORDABLE AND CLEAN ENERGY
Establish best practices to ensure energy efficiency in all our offices, use renewable energy where possible and minimize our impact on climate change.
Logo: 11.SUSTAINABLE CITIES AND COMMUNITIES
Support the overall optimization of urban systems to create inclusive, safe, sustainable, and disaster resilient cities where we operate through CSR initiatives and meaningful partnerships.
Logo: 12. Responsibility to Create Responsibility to Create
Better understand the impact our consumption of products and services have and move to sustainable suppliers and products across our offices.
Three Initiatives

Waste
Waste

60% reduction in printing and new printing policies with the aim to go paperless by 2021
Removed all single use plastics from our Dublin Headquarters saving over 42,000 plastic cups from landfill
CPL UK has committed to making a financial contribution to The Marine Conservation Society for each sales invoice raised, raising £1,937 so far. This money goes towards preventing sea pollution and cleaning up marine litter
Reduced number of paper timesheets from 2,000 a week to 500

Energy & Facilities
Energy & Facilities

Monthly promotions of “Bike to Work” scheme and “Tax Saver” public transport schemes
Recycling and utilization of equipment with ecological certificates across all Central East Europe offices
Invested in recycling areas and eco hand dryers in Irish offices
*Recycle areas are places where cans, bottles, paper, etc. are collected together.

Sustainable Procurement
Sustainable Procurement

Recently established a new supplier code of conduct committing to working only with companies who share our corporate values
Published our 2021 Responsible Business Policy Report formalizing the objectives, policies, and governance of our environmental, social, and governance activities
Changed energy supplier resulting in increasing our use of renewable energy by 50% in the financial year, with all electricity supplies across 22 sites now coming from renewable sources

Our CPL Green Works Team meets once a month to lead our efforts to encourage greater environmental awareness, which includes sponsorship of “Green Awards 2020.”

OTS Inc.

Water resource conservation activities

OTS Inc. has concluded an agreement with the Yokohama Waterworks Bureau concerning the “W-eco・p” water resources eco-project, and are working as a corporation on activities to conserve environments in which water sources occur. We are supporting a project being run by the three parties of Yamanashi Prefecture, Doshimura, and the City of Yokohama, and looking to the future, we plan to continue activities to help the conservation of water resources.

Road-cleaning activities

We became a member organization as a supporter of the “Hama Road (road foster parent system)” project operated by the Yokohama Road and Highway Bureau, and are pursuing activities to make roads safe and beautiful by protecting and enriching local roads. In addition to cleaning and making roads beautiful, we take a flexible and pragmatic approach to engaging in activities, such as controlling littering, looking for dangerous road situations, and discouraging inappropriate usage of roads that would cause obstructions to others.

OTTO

Use of electric vehicles

OTTO continually reviews employee housing, believing the distance between home and the workplace should not exceed 15 kilometers. One reason to keep that distance as short as possible is to promote the use of electric bicycles for commuting. Even when car or bus shuttle services are provided, OTTO encourages eco-friendly driving methods that keep the engine revolutions and torque down.

AMERICAN ENGINEERING CORPORATION (OKINAWA)

Promoting adoption of hybrid cars

AMERICAN ENGINEERING CORPORATION started using hybrid cars in 2018. Hybrid cars are considered to be environmentally sound vehicles that are eco-friendly because they emit less than half the amount of carbon dioxide of standard cars. They are effectively powered using both a gasoline engine and an electric motor, so they use less than half the volume of gasoline as that consumed by ordinary cars. Going forward, we will continue to actively promote the adoption of hybrid cars in our fleets of company cars.
We will continue to actively promote the introduction of hybrid cars for company vehicles.

LIBERATA UK LIMITED

Initiatives for achieving net zero emissions

LIBERATA aims to achieve net zero emissions by 2040. The most recent forecast projects a decrease in carbon emissions volume to 345.4 tons carbon dioxide equivalent (tCO2e) by 2026. This constitutes a 31% reduction relative to the 2020 threshold. Going forward, LIBERATA will accelerate its efforts toward achieving the target of net zero emissions by implementing the following initiatives.

Full implementation of ISO 14001
Procurement of energy supplies from renewable sources
Decarbonization of heating systems
Increased reuse and recycling of consumables
Increased co-location of data services to low carbon centers

2021 carbon emissions
amount of discharge Total (tCO2e)
Scope 1 223.1
Scope 2 190.6
Scope 3
(including source)
55.0
Total emissions 468.7
(-6.11 TP3T of baseline)