The Fujitsu Group says the announcement marks a pioneer project for its rented offices within Japan, and to realize an effective supply of renewable energy, it will rely on the "Green Energy Supply Service" of Mitsui Fudosan Co Ltd., which manages the Shiodome City Center property.
Fujitsu say this service has been developed to provide rented offices with renewable energy with environmental value like energies derived from post-FIT residential solar power generation.
Fujitsu announced that it is promoting the use of renewable energy at its global HQ as part of a company-wide effort to optimise the management of indirect material costs and create a virtuous cycle of sustainability.
“Through these activities, Fujitsu will continuously contribute to the decarbonisation of its own operations, as well as its customers and society at large, adapting climate change, as set forth in its medium- and long-term environmental vision,” Fujitsu said.
The Green Energy Supply Service was developed by Mitsui Fudosan in cooperation with electric power companies with the aim of providing tenants of office buildings who aim to achieve RE 100 and SBT targets with green energy.
Fujitsu says it will take advantage of this service in order to use electric power with environmental value through the use of non-fossil fuel certificates with tracking information - and Mitsui Fudosan and Fujitsu will continue to cooperate as “good partners with the aim to contribute to SDGs and promote ESG management towards the realization of a sustainable society”.
