February 25, 2010
Fujitsu Reduces Waste, non-CO2 Emissions by 22%
Fujitsu Microelectronics Group has reduced its greenhouse gas emissions (excluding CO2) by 22 percent in fiscal year 2008 thanks to the installation of PFC gas removal systems at both new and existing manufacturing lines and the conversion of PFC gases to gases with lower emissions potential, according to the company’s 2009 Environmental Report (PDF).
In December last year, Fujitsu launched its Green Policy Innovation project that is expected to help the company reduce its CO2 emissions by 15 million tons over four years.
The semiconductor company’s “green” factories are also reducing emissions from volatile….
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