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Hitachi — ESG Presentation (February 2021)
18 slides from Hitachi's sustainability presentation, Feb 25, 2021
Slide 1: Environmental Strategy
Environmental / R&D Strategies Web Conference Environmental Strategy February 25, 2021 Alistair Dormer Executive Vice President and Executive Officer Hitachi, Ltd. © Hitachi, Ltd. 2021. All rights reserved.
Slide 2: Today's Agenda
Today’s Agenda 1 Hitachi Commitment to Carbon Neutral • Aiming for world class ESG performance 2 Macro Trends to accelerate CO2 reduction 3 Environment x Digital = Engine & Growth • Enabling the Energy Transition • Enabling Carbon free Mobility • Enabling Carbon free Industry • Promoting the use of
Slide 3: 1-1. Our Commitment: Carbon Neutrality 2030
1-1. Our Commitment: Carbon Neutrality 2030 Hitachi Carbon Neutrality 2030 Hitachi will become “Carbon Neutral” by FY2030 in global operation* (*Factories and office) 1) Action 4) Leading Carbon Neutral Site • Global best practice deployment to minimize factory energy consumption High-Tech Corporati
Slide 4: 1-2. Hitachi's Contribution to Carbon Reduction 2050
1-2. Hitachi’s Contribution to Carbon Reduction 2050 Hitachi set the 80% CO2 emission reduction target by FY2050 through the value chain And will contribute to realize the Carbon Net Zero society by 2050 through its “Social Innovation Business” Measurement 1)Hitachi will take actions to create green
Slide 5: 2. World Trends: Following wind for Hitachi
2. World Trends: Following wind for Hitachi Each country declares both CO2 reduction and economic growth, increasing investment for Renewable Energy(RE)/electrification/hydrogen Electrification Renewable Initiatives Macro trends Carbon neutral achievement in end-use consumption*1 energy share*1 Hydr
Slide 6: 3-1-1. Enabling the Energy Transition
3-1-1. Enabling the Energy Transition 01 Fast facts So what? Accelerated shift from fossil-based to renewable Electricity demand Digital and energy Electricity power generation will more than platforms are double by 2050 needed… will be the 02 Electrification …to manage the backbone Growing electrif
Slide 7: 3-1-2. Hitachi ABB Power Grids is Highly Credible with Growing Global Opportunities
3-1-2. Hitachi ABB Power Grids is Highly Credible with Growing Global Opportunities Sustainable Strong Safe & Secure Accessing clean electricity Pioneering Innovation Enabling power security Powering sub-Saharan High-voltage hybrid Substation control & Africa’s largest solar venture switchgear for o
Slide 8: 3-2-1. Hitachi's Strong Smarter Green Mobility Offering
3-2-1. Hitachi’s Strong Smarter Green Mobility Offering 01 Fast facts So what? The transportation sector is Rail and bus responsible for more than A typical train line transportation currently The only 20% of CO2 emissions globally. can carry 50,000 people per hour. only represents about 20% of the
Slide 9: 3-2-2. Enabling Carbon Free Mobility - Rail
3-2-2. Enabling Carbon Free Mobility - Rail Battery hybrid train in the UK Battery tram in Florence • Partnership with • Trial in Florence Hyperdrive • Reduced cost and • London-Penzance disruption in city intercity route centres Battery hybrid train in Italy Hydrogen prototype in JAPAN • East Japan
Slide 10: 3-2-3. Enabling Carbon Free Mobility - EV
3-2-3. Enabling Carbon Free Mobility - EV ■EV sales uptake by segment*1 ■Global car parc, X% %EV in 2050 ◼ xEV global market forecast % of global vehicle sales Million vehicles (production) FC EV plug-in ICE 100% 2,000 Million vehicles Source: IHS 1,447 1,524 1,553 90% 1,500 52 301 *BEV+PHEV+FHEV 1,
Slide 11: 3-2-4. Digital Enablement for EV Bus and EV Fleet Operators
3-2-4. Digital Enablement for EV Bus and EV Fleet Operators Our Solution Solution and Revenue Elements Bus operators Fleet operators Depot operators EBaaS: Bus fleets and depots – providing electric bus and electrified depots for bus operators; Subscription-based guaranteed service-ready availabilit
Slide 12: 3-3-1. Smarter Green Industry Transformation
3-3-1. Smarter Green Industry Transformation 01 Fast facts So what? Manufacturing represents The companies best 54% of the world’s energy Nearly 25% of Fortune Global 500 companies positioned to successfully There is an increasing consumption and is navigate this trend are responsible for 20% of hav
Slide 13: 3-3-2. Enabling Carbon Free Industry
3-3-2. Enabling Carbon Free Industry Contribute to focusing customer resources on key issues by providing decarbonized solutions for Scopes 1 and 2 Customer’s Scope3 upstream Customer’s Scope1 Customer’s Scope2 (supply chain) (Direct Emission・Fuel Consumption) (Indirect Emission・Power purchase) Buil
Slide 14: 3-4. Promoting the use of Renewable Energy
3-4. Promoting the use of Renewable Energy ✓ Develop a system to visualize the use of renewable energy for each facility and service. ✓ Started operating a system to certify the use of 100% renewable energy as “Powered by Renewable Energy.” By using smart meters and blockchain technology, we can vis
Slide 15: 4. Green Tech x Digital Drive Growth – Hitachi Global Footprint
4. Green Tech v Digital Drive Growth – Hitachi Global Footprint Revenues Growth Driven By: Japan / Overseas (%) Hitachi (billions of yen) (Q1-Q3 FY2020) (5 sector) (FY2020 forecast) Green Tech Digital 6,780.0 50% / 50% Segment Business Japan / Other Asia/ (Revenues. for FY2020, China Oceania America
Slide 16: Cautionary Statement
Cautionary Statement Certain statements found in this document may constitute “forward-looking statements” as defined in the U.S. Private Securities Litigation Reform Act of 1995. Such “forward-looking statements” reflect management’s current views with respect to certain future events and financial
Slide 17: Hitachi Social Innovation is POWERING GOOD
Hitachi Social Innovation is POWERING GOOD
Slide 18: HITACHI Inspire the Next
HITACHI Inspire the Next