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Hands-on exhibitions has showcased technologies for addressing environmental problems

Mitsubishi Electric Corporation announced that its group companies has exhibited at EcoPro 2019, a general environmental exhibition that was held at the Tokyo Big Sight exhibition complex in Tokyo from December 5 to 7 under the theme of “Protect the air, land and water with our hearts and technologies to sustain a better future for all.” Mitsubishi Electric presented its vision of the global environment in 2050 through hands-on exhibitions of state-of-the-art technologies and businesses that address pressing environmental problems.

Highlights included:

• Mitsubishi Electric’s vision of the global environment in 2050 and environmental businesses:

– Severe global-scale environmental problems and related awareness

– Businesses that help to solve environmental problems through, for example, global environment monitoring, environmental impact reduction and disaster prevention

• New lifestyles in harmony with nature

– Lifestyles that are eco-friendly to air, land and water, in accordance with company’s Environmental Sustainability Vision 2050

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• Experiential attractions and participatory stage events

–  Simulation of carrying electricity via power transmission line to help people understand the mechanism while having fun

–  Stage events by students, from elementary to high school, to present their accomplishments in environmental learning and research

Source: https://www.mitsubishielectric.com/news/2019/1120.html

 

Mitsubishi Electric Corporation announced that it has been awarded the top-rank Gold Rating in corporate social responsibility (CSR) 2019 by EcoVadis, the France-based global CSR assessment agency. The assessment comprehensively covers four key CSR practices: environment, fair labor and human rights, ethics, and sustainable procurement. Mitsubishi Electric scored especially highly in the categories of environment and sustainable procurement, strong recognition of its successful efforts to protect the global environment and conduct socially responsible procurements.

The Gold Rating places Mitsubishi Electric among the top 5 percent of all companies assessed by EcoVadis. The Mitsubishi Electric Group has taken on the challenge of resolving diversifying social challenges including environmental issues and resource and energy issues through its products, systems and services. In doing so, it promotes initiatives to create value, such as simultaneous achievement of “sustainability” and “safety, security, and comfort”. Furthermore, it will contribute to meeting the SDG’s globally shared goals by continuing to purse sustainable growth through all activities, including value creation.

For more about CSR at Mitsubishi Electric Group:

https://www.MitsubishiElectric.com/en/sustainability/csr/index.html

EcoVadis ( https://www.ecovadis.com/) assesses suppliers operating in 155 countries and in 198 purchasing categories according to 21 CSR indicators. Its methodology incorporates various international CSR standards, including the United Nations Global Compact, the Global Reporting Initiatives (GRI), and ISO 26000. Assessment results from EcoVadis are used by more than 55,000 companies.

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This year in the period from September to December the 30th Anniversary Days of Japanese Culture in Bulgaria are held. They include a rich and diverse program of over 20 events in a few Bulgarian cities. The event also celebrates “2019 Japan-Bulgaria Triple Anniversary” in the bilateral contacts, 80 years since the establishment of diplomatic relations and 60 years since their renewal. 

For another year, ClimaCom as a sponsor of the Days of Japanese Culture took part in the following events:

• “Prince of the Sea and Prince of the Earth” – the performance took place on 20.09 (Sunday) at the theatre “Bulgarian Army”, Sofia, and was specially created for the European Capital of Culture Program Plovdiv 2019. It is inspired by the traditional Japanese Puppet Theater Bunraku.
• Cherry Blossom – a concert dedicated to the 2019 Japan – Bulgaria Triple Anniversary. It was held on 05.10 (Saturday) at the Small Basilica Archaeological Gallery, Plovdiv.
• “Day of Japanese martial arts and traditions”, held on 19.10 (Saturday) in front of the National Palace of Culture, Sofia. On this day, the Japanese spirit and traditions were embodied through the Bulgarian community, dedicated its life path to learning and applying the Japanese path to harmony.
• A performance by Ashibue Theater, “Goshu the Cellist”, held on 03.11 (November) at the City Mark Art Center, Sofia. The performance was created by Kenji Miyazawa’s eponymous work. In 28 years, the show has been shown 160 times in Japan and around the world and has received 6 international awards.

Confirms steady progress in first year of 9th Environmental Plan

Mitsubishi Electric Corporation announced that it has issued its Environmental Report 2019 documenting the results and achievements of environmental initiatives conducted by the Mitsubishi Electric in the fiscal year that ended in March 2019. The report confirmed that favorable progress was achieved in the reduction of CO2 from production operations and the reduction of resource inputs, helping to beat annual targets under Mitsubishi Electric’s three-year ninth Environmental Plan to fiscal 2021, a blueprint for reduced carbon, increased recycling and greater harmony with nature.

Major Initiatives and Results in Fiscal 2019

1)      Creating low-carbon societies: Reducing greenhouse gas emissions in both production and use

In the ended fiscal 2019, total CO2 emissions from production (greenhouse gas other than CO2 converted into CO2 mass) were reduced to 1.3 million tons, beating the target of 1.43 million tons, thanks to measures such as the introduction of high-efficiency equipment and revised operations. Energy-derived CO2 emissions, which had been forecasted to rise 60,000 tons due to increased production during the year, actually rose only 30,000 tons due to the introduction of high-efficiency, energy-saving equipment and new measures to eliminate waste at production facilities. Non-CO2 greenhouse gas emissions came to 180,000 tons (CO2 equivalent2), greatly improving on 250,000-ton target, which was achieved by switching to refrigerants with low global-warming potential and enhancing operations.

CO2 emissions from products in use in the market were reduced by 36 percent compared to the 35 percent target.

2)      Creating recycling societies: Reducing product sizes and weights to cut resource input and water use

Resource input was reduced by 45 percent compared with the fiscal 2001 rate, bettering the 40 percent target.

Global measures included more water recycling in production processes and the reuse of waste water.

Mitsubishi Electric and its affiliates in Japan achieved their targets for the effective use of resources in terms of final resource disposal rate.

3)      Creating societies in tune with nature: Expanding biodiversity activities around sites in Japan

To help preserve biodiversity, including rare and endemic species, the group conducts on-site biological surveys.

Nature-appreciation excursions for adults and children, conducted under the Mitsubishi Electric Outdoor Classrooms and Satoyama Woodland Preservation Project initiatives, attracted some 4,000 participants as planned.

 

 Source: https://www.mitsubishielectric.com/news/2019/0628.html

The International Technical Fair 2019 is held in Plovdiv from 23-28.09.

The International Technical Fair is one of the most established brands in the exhibition industry in Southeast Europe, a key forum for business contacts and a starting point for emerging markets. It presented the most promising trends in modern economy with the exhibitions of innovative technologies, machines and modern solutions for industry and home.

At the International Technical Fair in Plovdiv, ClimaCom demonstrates the most advanced technology in the field of air conditioning, heating and ventilation equipment of Mitsubishi Electric Living Environment Systems.

The product range includes a wide variety of home air conditioners, commercial grade air conditioning systems, industrial design air conditioning systems, Ecodan air-to-water heat pump systems, Lossnay ventilation systems.

Mitsubishi Electric’s products are distinguished by their energy efficiency, uncompromising quality, modern design, care for consumers and the environment.

The latest products use the innovative R32 refrigerant, which has low global warming potential.

The products presented by ClimaCom can be seen in Hall 2, Stand H2 at the Plovdiv International Fair until September 28.

First medium-scale office building to be certified in Japan while still under construction

Mitsubishi Electric Corporation announced that its envisioned Net Zero Energy Building Test Facility has become Japan’s first medium-scale (over 6,000 m2) office building under construction to receive a top-level BELS 5-star rating(☆☆☆☆☆) and Net Zero Energy Building (『 ZEB』) certification from the Building-Housing Energy-efficiency Labeling System. The building is under construction and is projected to have zero net energy consumption.

Mitsubishi Electric is constructing the Net Zero Energy Building Test Facility in Kamakura, south of Tokyo, to develop and demonstrate ZEB-related technology. The facility is scheduled to start operating in September 2020.

Mitsubishi Electric is promoting technical developments based on its ZEB+ concept of constructing and upgrading buildings over their lifecycles for environmental efficiency, energy savings, productivity, comfort, convenience and business continuity. 

The certification recognizes the facility’s projected reduction in energy consumption by 103% (includes production of photovoltaic energy) compared with its surrounding region’s average consumption levels, measuring total energy consumption for air conditioning, ventilation, hot water, lighting and elevators based on energy conservation standards introduced by Japan’s National Institute for Land and Infrastructure Management in 2016. To qualify for certification, Mitsubishi Electric optimized design conditions for the entire construction process, maximized the efficiency of equipment and systems to be installed in the facility and introduced ZEB-based solutions for air conditioning, lighting and photovoltaic systems. 

Going forward, the company aims to accelerate its development and application of ZEB-related technologies to contribute to the achievement of the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals and the realization of greater energy savings and more comfortable living spaces, as well as contribute to more convenient office environments under its proprietary ZEB+ concept.

ZEB+ is a registered trademark of Mitsubishi Electric Corporation.

Source: https://www.mitsubishielectric.com/news/2019/0807.html

Climacom made a donation of air conditioning equipment in the Center for Social Rehabilitation and Integration in the town of Svishtov. The center provides social services for people with disabilities over 18 years of age.

Due to the increased need for the provided activities at CSRI, the facilities were renovated and expanded. Every day at the center, a professional team of experts works to integrate disabled people and build relative independence in their everyday needs.

Since the beginning of the year more than 60 people have gone through the group activities of CSRI, and in 2018, a total of 119 people with disabilities visited the center, the number of visitors is constantly growing.

In conjunction with the expansion and renovation of the facilities, in June in two of the rooms in the center were installed Mitsubishi Electric’s wall air conditioners, kindly provided by ClimaCom.

The official opening of the renewed center took place on July 19th.

The team of ClimaCom wishes success to the entire professional staff and to all visitors of CSRI – Svishtov.

We present MSZ-HR, Mitsubishi Electric’s latest series of air conditioners, which uses R32 refrigerant with low global warming potential. These indoor units have simple and beautiful design, and its compact dimensions make it possible to fit into small and narrow spaces.

MSZ-HR is energy-saving thanks to Mitsubishi Electric’s inverter technologies which are adopted to provide automatic adjustment of operation load according to need. This reduces excessive consumption of electricity, and thereby realises Energy Rank “A++” for SEER (cooling) and “A+” for SCOP (heating).

The optional interface and MELCloud technology allow users to control their air conditioners remotely and check their operating status through various devices such as a computer, tablet and smartphone.

 Key Features:

• Compact and stylish white design, including a new 5.0kW model (MSZ-HR50VF/MUZ-HR50VF)
• Highly energy efficient, utilising low GWP R32 refrigerant
• Optional Wi-Fi interface now available with this model, enabling control and monitoring using a smartphone, tablet or PC via the MELCloud app
• Extremely quiet sound levels whilst also delivering economical air conditioning with improved SCOP / SEER figures

Long-term environmental initiatives through 2050 for low-carbon, recycling-based society

Mitsubishi Electric Corporation unveiled its Environmental Sustainability Vision 2050 to clarify the company’s stance on addressing long-term environmental issues and creating new value for a sustainable future toward 2050. 

Purpose of Environmental Sustainability Vision 2050

Under its Environmental Vision 2021,* Mitsubishi Electric has been carrying out initiatives to realize a low-carbon, recycling-based society that functions in harmony with nature, reflecting Mitsubishi Electric’s resolve to operate as a responsible, eco-minded corporate citizen. Looking ahead to April 2021 and well beyond, the company’s new Environmental Sustainability Vision 2050 positions environmental protection as an even greater corporate priority and stipulates increased initiatives toward this end. The vision establishes Mitsubishi Electric’s future course for implementing key initiatives based on its Environmental Declaration and Three Environmental Action Guidelines toward 2050.

*  https://www.MitsubishiElectric.com/en/sustainability/environment/policy/ev2021/index.html

Environmental Declaration

“Protect the air, land, and water with our hearts and technologies to sustain a better future for all.”

Three Environmental Action Guidelines

The Mitsubishi Electric Group shall utilize diverse technological assets throughout wide-ranging business areas to solve various environmental issues, including climate change, resource recycling and harmony with nature across the entire value chain.

Challenge to develop business innovations for future generations The Mitsubishi Electric Group shall draw on internal and external strengths, combine them when required to resolve difficult issues, and take on the challenge of developing technologies and business innovations for future generations.

Publicize and share new values and lifestyles The Mitsubishi Electric Group shall promote active dialogue, collaboration, and co-creation with many people and entities outside the Group, publicizing and sharing new values and lifestyles that will result in living comfortably, in harmony with nature.

 

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