GS Yuasa Announces “GY 2030 Long-Term Greenhouse Gas Target”

GS YUASA has unveiled its long-term corporate goal to reduce greenhouse gas emissions by 2030 (Image: royalty-free / Juan Mt, Pexels).


GS Yuasa Corporation (Tokyo Stock Exchange: 6674 “GS Yuasa”) today announced its “GY 2030 Greenhouse Gas Target”, aiming for a reduction in net greenhouse gas emissions of at least 30% by fiscal 2030.


Recognizing that climate change caused by global warming is a crucially important societal issue, GS Yuasa is working to reduce the volume of greenhouse gases it emits in the course of its business activities.

Although GS Yuasa announced a greenhouse gas emissions target in its Fifth Mid-Term Management Plan (a net 6% reduction from the fiscal 2018 level by fiscal 2022), and is currently working toward achieving this, it has now also set a new longer-term target to fulfill its corporate responsibility to contribute to the transition to a decarbonized society.

GS Yuasa will be implementing a wide range of measures aimed at reducing the volume of greenhouse gases emitted in the course of its business activities by at least 30% compared with the fiscal 2018 level by fiscal 2030.

In light of the policies of the Japanese government and the international situation, the GS Yuasa Group will continue to further bolster the implementation of measures aimed at reducing greenhouse gas emissions and achieving carbon neutrality..

 

GY 2030 Long-Term Greenhouse Gas Target


  • Base year: Fiscal 2018
  • Target year: Fiscal 2030
  • Scope: 7 plants in Japan and 20 overseas group companies
  • Emissions reduction target: At least 30%


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GS YUASA is one of the largest manufacturers and suppliers of rechargeable batteries with production facilities worldwide and an extensive marketing and distribution network in Europe. The wide range of lead-acid and lithium-ion batteries covers most well-known industrial applications, such as security and alarm systems, UPS and emergency lighting systems as well as OEM equipment. The three business units include Industrial (industrial batteries for standby and cyclic applications), Automotive and Motorcycle (automotive and motorbike starter batteries).


GS YUASA Battery Germany GmbH, founded in 1983 as YUASA Battery (Europe) GmbH, is based in Krefeld and serves 15 countries within Europe from there.


GS YUASA is sponsor of the Yamaha Teams im Motocross GP.
GS YUASA is sponsor of the Repsol Honda Teams HRC in der MotoGP.
GS YUASA is sponsor of the GERT56 Racing Teams.

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