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We will introduce some examples of our sustainability initiatives.
Tokyu Land Corporation completed the transition to 100% renewable energy for the electricity used at
its offices and facilities as of December 1, 2022. After undergoing an official assessment of its
renewable energy usage record over the course of a year as part of the RE100 initiative, the company
was certified by RE100 initiative, as having achieved its RE100 targets.
This makes Tokyu Land the first entity to be granted certification as a business company that has
met the RE100 target, except in financial institutions in Japan, and the company has also been
featured as a leading company in Japan in the “RE100 2023 Annual Disclosure Report.”
Going forward, we will continue to use renewable electricity in our own operations, as well as
provide environmental value to our customers by converting our own facilities to renewable energy
and supplying renewable electricity through corporate PPAs, etc., with the aim of realizing a
decarbonized society through our business.
We have also formulated the TNFD Report (2nd edition), which references the TNFD Final
Recommendations v1.0 published in September 2023 by the Task Force on Nature-related Financial
Disclosures (TNFD).
This report is a revised version of the TNFD Report (1st edition), which references TNFD beta
framework v0.4, which we formulated in August 2023 as the first framework in the domestic real
estate industry, in line with the final recommendations.
Going forward, we will continue to contribute to nature positivity through our business and will
continue to disclose information to the world in line with the TNFD recommendations.
For details, please refer to the 2024.1 TNFD Report (2nd edition) on our website.
For the third consecutive year, we have been selected for CDP’s A list, the highest rating, for our
measures to address climate change. We received a high rating for being progressive in terms of goal
setting, initiatives, and information disclosure with regard to climate change.
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