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Carbon Neutrality Strategy
Goals and Initiatives
The TEPCO Group will align with global trends and boldly transform its business model centered on carbon neutrality.
FY2030 Target:
Reduce CO2 emissions from electricity sales by 50% by FY2030
compared to FY2013 *
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Based on Scope 1, 2, and 3 emissions from electricity sales.
Scope 1 and 2 are benchmarked to FY2019.
2050 Target:
Achieve net-zero CO₂ emissions
from energy supply
by 2050.
With these goals, we will harness the full strength of the Group to advance the twin pillars of developing zero-emission power sources and accelerating the electrification of energy demand, leading the way toward carbon neutrality together with society.
[Society] Achieving Carbon Neutrality Together with Customers
To achieve carbon neutrality, zero-emission power sources are essential, and demand-side initiatives such as "electrification"—replacing fossil fuels with electricity—are equally important. TEPCO will partner with customers to enhance energy resilience in emergencies, support comfortable living, and advance toward carbon neutrality together.
[Power System] Smart Systems that Support Carbon Neutrality
For large-scale integration of renewables, transmission and distribution networks play a critical role. As natural disasters intensify and broaden in scope, further strengthening resilience is required. To achieve carbon neutrality and strengthen grid resilience, we will leverage digital technologies to enhance the value of local distributed energy resources and transition—both in asset development and operations—to decentralized transmission and distribution networks that enable more effective utilization.
[Supply] The Best Energy Mix for Carbon Neutrality
Achieving carbon neutrality requires zero-emission power sources. However, in resource-constrained Japan, it is essential to prioritize safety while balancing energy security and economic efficiency. As an energy provider, TEPCO will pursue the best energy mix for carbon neutrality, based on the S+3E perspective (Safety plus Energy Security, Economic Efficiency, and Environment).
