In line with the goal set by the Daicel Group of reducing GHG emissions (Scope 1 and 2) by 50% compared to 2018, the Polyplastics Group aims to reduce its GHG emissions intensity per unit of resin (includes CO2 derived from raw materials) by 46% compared to 2013.
Daicel Group
Total GHG
emissions(Scopes 1, 2)
50%
reduction(vs. 2018)
Polyplastics Group
PCF-focused
GHG emissions
intensity(including CO2 derived
from raw materials)
46%
reduction(vs. 2013)
In FY2022, Polyplastics actively promoted energy-saving activities at every plant, for example, changing the ejector of the vacuum unit to a motor at the Kuantan Plant in Malaysia. On the other hand, emissions intensity slightly increased because the Daicel Group’s selfconsignment of electric power was suspended for about four months due to trouble.
We are planning large-scale growth investment toward 2030, and CO2 emissions are expected to increase accordingly, but we will realize thorough energy-saving through production and technological innovation as well as energy conversion. We will reduce emissions to the level in 2018 and aim to significantly reduce emission intensity.
By 2030
Daicel Group
Total GHG emissions (Scope1,2)
50
% reduction (vs. 2018)
Target
under14.9%
Result
10.8%
Dust from the dust collector of the compounding machine at the Kuantan Plant that had formerly been disposed of in landfills, has been used as a raw material for cement since FY2022. This resulted in a 6.5 point decrease compared with the previous year of the landfill and incineration without heat recovery rate to 10.8%. We will continue to actively work towards the achievement of zero-emissions for the group.
Until now, the landfill and incineration without heat recovery rate has been set as a management indicator, but starting in 2023, the Daicel Group set the recycling rate* as the new indicator.
By 2030
Achieve zero-emissions for the group
(landfill and incineration without heat recovery rate under 1%)
By 2025
Group recycling rate
At least
97
%
In FY2022, we completed repairs to the exhaust gas combustion facility, which had been shut down due to trouble that occurred in the previous year, and emissions of PRTR substances into the atmosphere were reduced by approximately 67% from the previous year.
In 2023, we will install “PRTR substance emission control combustion equipment”*2 in our major emission sources, and work toward our 2024 target of a 75% reduction in total emissions (Fuji Plant) compared to 2019 levels.
Total PRTR emissions
By 2023,
reduction of
50%
(Fuji Plant vs. 2019)
By 2024,
reduction of
75%
(Fuji Plant vs. 2019)
VOC
Establish VOC measurement methods and benchmarks
by FY2022