SustainabilitySDGs Goals / Decarbonization Roadmap
OBJECTIVES
We will further evolve the Imperial Hotel brand, with people at its pinnacle, as Japan's flagship hotel, retaining the spirit of the company's founding, to build a structure ensuring corporate continuity under all circumstances as we look forward to our 150th anniversary year in 2040.
BASIC STRATEGY
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1.Evolution of Grand Hotel
To enhance the strength of our brand through hardware renewal with reconstruction of Imperial Hotel Tokyo and humanware enrichment by strengthening human resource development
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2.Stable growth as a company
Strengthen our earning capacity and financial base by expanding our real estate and other businesses in order to establish a solid structure for our hotel business in the future
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3.Resolution of social issues
To maximize our contribution to the SDGs in all of our corporate activities
Promoting decarbonization by switching the total amount of electricity used to "CO₂-free"
Following the achievement of the Kamikochi Imperial Hotel’s carbon neutrality in FY2022, the Imperial Hotels in Tokyo and Osaka will also work to suppress CO₂ emissions by switching to virtually CO₂-free electric power through the use of FIT non-fossil certificates from October 2023, in an effort to reduce CO₂ emissions while promoting energy conservation.
Climate Change Initiatives (Reduction of CO₂ Emissions)
We aim to reduce CO₂ emissions [Scope 1+2] at directly managed workplaces by 40% (compared with FY 2013) by FY 2030 and achieve effectively zero emissions by FY 2050.
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Reduction of environmental load by introducing the latest technologies in new hardware
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Promotion of energy conservation activities and verification of sustainable energy introduction
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Analysis and countermeasures for business risk in line with the TCFD (Task Force on Climate-Related Financial Disclosures) framework