Environmental Accounting
Environmental accounting is used to quantitatively understand environmental protection-related costs and benefits, and utilize the quantitative data as guidelines for business activities.
Costs and Benefits
For environmental protection costs in 2010, capital investments of approximately 140 million yen and expenses of approximately 730 million yen were made on a consolidated basis.
Investments were made especially toward global warming prevention and energy-saving measures.
Benefits resulted in 770 million yen.
Expansion in production resulted in decreases in actual and assumed benefits over the previous year. Greater benefits arose from the reduction of environmental impacts in the product usage phase.
Target data tabulated:
Three TOSHIBA TEC production sites, Head Office, three production affiliates in Japan and six production affiliates outside Japan
Tabulation period:
April 1, 2010 to March 31, 2011
Note: The amount partly includes estimate.
* Costs and Benefits (1503 KB - PDF version)
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