Ebara Corporation has achieved “A-” rating for two consecutive year in two domains of“Climate Change” and “Water Security” in the 2025 Corporate Sustainability Survey conducted by the international non-profit organization CDP*.
1. Overview
Under its long-term vision “E-Vision2030”, established in 2020, the Ebara Group identified “comprehensive environmental management” as a material issue and is advancing initiatives toward carbon neutrality and rational usage of water resource. Furthermore, our medium-term management plan, E-Plan 2025, designates advancing ESG-focused management as a key area in its Basic Policy, including efforts to reduce environmental impact through its products and services.
2. Target
In the 2025 Corporate Sustainability Survey conducted by CDP, many enterprises and local governments disclosed environmental information through the CDP questionnaire, and our company achieved “A-” rating. The Ebara Group aims to achieve carbon neutrality target across its value chain (Scope 1, 2, 3) by 2050. By 2030, we target a 55% reduction in GHG emissions for Scope 1 and 2 (compared to the levels of 2018) and a 25% reduction for Scope 3 (compared to the levels of 2021). To achieve these targets, the Ebara Group is proactively promoting efficient energy usage, utilizing renewable energy, and improving product efficiency. Regarding domain of water security, we have set a target to optimize water usage per unit of sales revenue and maintain water intensity below level of the previous year. In our business operations, we strive to reduce environmental impact by countermeasures of promoting process water recycling and improving water usage processes.
— About the Ebara Group —
The EBARA Group aims to contribute to the achievement of the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) by addressing material issues identified in its long-term vision and executing the medium-term management plan to increase corporate value.
※About CDP: CDP is a global nonprofit organization operating the only independent environmental disclosure system in the world. Partnering with leaders in business, capital, policy, and science, it provides new information enabling Earth-positive decision-making. Financial institutions holding over a quarter of the world's assets under management refer to CDP data for investment and lending decisions.
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