We have established three major themes and are working on environmental activities by setting targets at each site.
We are working toward achieving carbon neutrality by 2040 to contribute to the early resolution of societal issues.
The Environment Promotion Department holds an Energy Conservation and Environment Conference every three months to promote energy conservation and environmental activities throughout the Company. Specific initiatives have included converting to 100% power generated from renewable energy sources, upgrading to energy-saving, high-efficiency air conditioners, and creating visualization for power consumption for use in planning decisions, and installing equipment to improve heat exchange efficiency.
In fiscal 2026, the Energy Conservation and Environment Conference was renamed the Decarbonization Conference, and we will further strengthen our efforts toward achieving carbon neutrality by 2040 while fine-tuning the topics of discussion.
In fiscal 2025, we actively implemented various energy and resource conservation initiatives, as well as specific measures aimed at reducing waste and increasing recycling.
Environmental measures related to ISO 14001 in fiscal 2025 were focused on conserving energy and resources in our business activities, using our businesses to make a positive contribution to the environment, and mitigating climate change, with specific targets set for each operating site. As a result, we achieved 39 targets, with only one target under Conserving energy and resources in our business activities not reached.
As a TOCALO group continues to aim for reducing greenhouse gas emissions —not only by reducing power consumption through improved production efficiency, but also by further promoting on-site consumption of solar power generation and purchasing electricity generated from renewable energy sources. As stated in our Medium-term management plan “TOCALO2030”, TOCALO has set a new goal of achieving carbon neutrality by 2040. To reduce our environmental impact, we will engage in the following initiatives: “Measuring and implementing reductions in GHG emissions”, “Introducing energy-saving, energy-creating, and resource-saving equipment”, Thoroughly reducing waste and promoting recycling”, and “Environmentally conscious activities throughout the supply chain”.
In fiscal 2025, we introduced high-efficiency equipment on a large scale at our production bases in Japan and overseas. Moving forward, we will continue making step-by-step progress toward achieving carbon neutrality by 2040.
The major themes related to ISO 14001 in fiscal 2026 will focus on (1) Conserving energy and resources in our business activities, (2) environmental contribution through the promotion of business activities, (3) climate change measures, and (4) water environment preservation, with all operating sites setting goals and conducting activities aligned in the same direction.
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Environmental target |
Target for fiscal 2025 |
Fiscal 2025 results |
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Conserving energy and resources in our business activities |
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Miyagi TSC |
Energy- and resource-saving activities |
Use the power monitoring system to identify aging equipment and energy loss, implement improvement and power-saving measures Reduce electricity consumption by 3% year-on-year (Annual total: 616,209 kWh or less) |
565,896kWh |
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Miyagi TSC |
Energy- and resource-saving activities |
Reducing paper usage by QA check sheet content review 50% reduction from the previous 8,731 sheets issued (Reduction rate: 50% or more) |
3,193 sheets (Reduction rate: 69.5%) |
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Tokyo No.1 |
Energy- and resource-saving activities |
Reducing energy loss in production equipment annual reduction of 9,360 kWh year-on-year |
Reduced by 37,111kWh |
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Tokyo No.2 |
Energy- and resource-saving activities |
Reducing electricity consumption by dust collector with inverter Reduce electricity consumption by 25% year-on-year |
Reduced by 25.1% |
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Nagoya |
Energy- and resource-saving activities |
Maintain air-conditioning electricity consumption at the same level year-on-year * 3 additional air conditioners were installed at the end of the previous fiscal year. |
Reduced by 16% |
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Head Office |
Energy- and resource-saving activities |
Reduce electricity consumption by 3% year-on-year |
Reduced by 2.8% |
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Kobe |
Energy- and resource-saving activities |
Report on activities that reduce energy consumption at least four times per year |
4 reports/year |
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Akashi |
Energy- and resource-saving activities |
Paperless Initiatives Total Color Printed Pages / Total Products: 10% reduction |
Reduced by 47% |
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Akashi |
Energy- and resource-saving activities |
Establishing Paperless Practices as a Routine Monitoring Total Color Printed Pages / Total Products |
Implementation of the Process Management System Across All Manufacturing Teams |
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R&D |
Energy- and resource-saving activities |
Reduce electricity consumption by 15,787kWh year-on-year |
Reduced by 17,774.1kWh |
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Kurashiki |
Energy- and resource-saving activities |
Preparation for reducing power consumption by adjusting chiller temperature settings |
Changing chiller temperature settings |
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Kitakyusyu |
Energy- and resource-saving activities |
Reducing electricity consumption in the new administration building by 'No Overtime Days' Implementation 11 times a year |
11 times a year |
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Kitakyusyu |
Energy- and resource-saving activities |
Reduce electricity consumption by dust collectors by 3% year-on-year |
Reduced by 23.1% |
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Site |
Environmental target |
Target for fiscal 2025 |
Fiscal 2025 results |
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Business operations |
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Miyagi TSC |
New proposals/orders |
Orders Received for Eco-Friendly Products Annual cumulative total: 30 orders |
82 orders |
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Tokyo No.1 |
New proposals/orders |
Enhancing and Expanding Sales of Refurbished Products 3% increase in order value year-on-year |
Increased by 3 % |
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Tokyo No.2 |
Work improvements |
Identifying Defect Causes and Formulating 8 or More Countermeasures for Products with Specific Specifications |
10/year |
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Tokyo No.2 |
New proposals/orders |
Produce a minimum of four new products each year using the improved thermal spraying program with 5% less material usage than previous methods |
24products |
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Tokyo No.2 |
Work improvements |
Non-conformity claims and complaints that are the responsibility of quality control: 0.04% or less |
0.034% |
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Nagoya |
New proposals/orders |
Order Value in the Environment and Energy Sector 55% or more increase year-on-year |
Increased by 60 % |
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Head Office |
New proposals/orders |
New project orders over ¥12,000,000/year |
¥59,833,000 |
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Kobe |
Work improvements |
Minimum of 48 work efficiency improvements and design reviews implemented per year |
53/year |
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Akashi |
New proposals/orders |
New visits: 228/year |
270/year |
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Akashi |
New proposals/orders |
On-Site Construction for Eco-Friendly Thermal Power Boilers 15 or more cases per year |
18/year |
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R&D |
New development activities |
Implement initiatives develop coatings and equipment that can contribute to environmental improvement Minimum 5/year |
6/year |
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Kurashiki |
New proposals/orders |
Number of Orders Received for Eco-Friendly Specifications 10% increase compared to the previous period (53 or more cases) |
54/year |
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Site |
Environmental target |
Target for fiscal 2024 |
Fiscal 2024 results |
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Climate change measures |
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Miyagi TSC |
Climate change measures |
Determine the expected reduction of CO_{2} emissions resulting from the use of web conferences instead of visits to clients |
721.59kg CO_{2}/year |
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Tokyo suzumi |
Climate change measures |
Reduce CO_{2} emissions from business vehicle use by promoting the use of online meetings: Minimum of 600 online meetings per year |
807 meetings/year |
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Climate change measures |
Active transition to hybrid work vehicles: 6 vehicles |
Hybrid vehicles: 6 |
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Site |
Environmental target |
Target for fiscal 2025 |
Fiscal 2025 results |
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Waste reduction & Recycling |
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Tokyo No.1 |
Waste reduction & Recycling |
Waste plastics recycled per year: 500kg or more |
1,937kg |
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Tokyo No.1 |
Waste reduction & Recycling |
Paper bags for blasting media, etc. and tape cores recycled per year: 250kg or more |
Reduced by 279.85kg |
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Tokyo No.1 |
Waste reduction & Recycling |
Paper cups, disposable chopsticks, etc. recycled per year: 30 kg or more |
73.65 kg |
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Tokyo No.2 |
Waste reduction & Recycling |
Establishing a Recycling Process for Disposable Gloves |
Process Established |
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Nagoya |
Waste reduction & Recycling |
Recycled Weight of Waste 75% or more year-on-year |
88 % |
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Kobe |
Waste reduction & Recycling |
General Waste Generation 3,353 kg or less per year (3% reduction year-on-year) |
3,269.4 kg |
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Kobe |
Waste reduction & Recycling |
Metal recycled as valuable materials per year: 2,530kg or more (3% increase over the previous fiscal year) |
2,586 kg |
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Akashi |
Waste reduction & Recycling |
Reduction of Waste Grinding Fluid Volume by Introducing Filtration Systems Annual volume: 439,870 kg or less (10% reduction year-on-year) |
253,290 kg |
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Akashi |
Waste reduction & Recycling |
Recycling of thermal spray material A per year: 2,000kg or more |
3,035 ㎏ |
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Akashi |
Waste reduction & Recycling |
Recycling of shredded paper waste included in general waste per year: 1,500kg or more |
1,585 kg |
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Akashi |
Waste reduction & Recycling |
Recycling specific thermal spray dust per year: 3,000kg or more |
11,847 kg |
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R&D |
Waste reduction & Recycling |
Reduce mixed waste emission per year: 1,853kg or less (year-on-year reduction of 5%) |
1,810kg |
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Kurashiki |
Waste reduction & Recycling |
Recycling preparation for waste plastics in specific departments |
PE packaging bag recycling |
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Kitakyusyu |
Waste reduction & Recycling |
Reduction of Waste Emissions by Recycling Waste Plastics 3% reduction year-on-year |
Reduced by 12.4% |
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Site |
Environmental target |
Target for fiscal 2025 |
Fiscal 2025 results |
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Others |
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Head Office |
Information disclosure |
Expand and organize environmental information on the corporate website |
September 2025: Sustainability page information updated November 2025: English sustainability page updated |
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