Contributing to the global environment and corporate management through Green Integration
NTT FACILITIES is developing general engineering services that integrate the three core technologies of IT, energy, and construction to help develop an energy efficient society. To enable more customers to take advantage of our knowledge and expertise, in April 2007, we launched a Green Integration initiative aimed at providing total management solutions encompassing environmental management, environmental impact reduction, and environmental risk mitigation. Under Green Integration, we provide a wide variety of services to help companies achieve sustainability and economic efficiency, ranging from planning support for reducing greenhouse gas emissions to the provision of consultation services for environmental reporting, design of energy efficiency strategies for office buildings and data centers, deployment of large scale solar power systems and use of Japan's Green Power Certification system.
"Green Integration" service menu
Environmental management support
We support customer environmental management from architectural, energy, and facility management perspectives to help improve their corporate environmental value and drive CSR management.
- Environmental consulting
- Environment creation and restoration
- Resource conservation (reduce, reuse, recycle)
Reduction of environmental impacts
We help to reduce the environmental impacts of customer business operations through proposing energy conservation measures, deployment of alternative energy supplies, and boosting the longevity of buildings to reduce resource consumption.
- Global warming strategies (energy conservation, alternative energies)
- Building longevity
Environmental risk strategies
We advise on reducing the generation of hazardous waste materials from business activities and reducing risks to human health and the environment
- Waste disposal
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Power consumption of mobile phones reduced to 1/40 that of previous models
— Comparison with phones in standby mode
NTT DOCOMO is constantly enhancing the energy efficiency of mobile phones. The latest FOMA*1 model consumes 1/40 of the power consumed by early mova*2 models.
*1 FOMA
NTT DOCOMO's mobile communications service launched in October 2001. This is a 3G service following earlier analog and PDC-based services.
*2 mova
Analog (1st generation) mobile phone service launched in 1991. Digital PDC (2nd generation) mobile phone service was launched in 1993.
A 1991 mova model
Latest FOMA model
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Launched 1 megawatt solar power pilot schemes in Saku, Nagano Prefecture, and Kochi Prefecture
NTT FACILITIES has teamed up with local companies in two regions to participate in the Solar Challenge initiative held by the Ministry of the Environment since 2006. It is implementing pilot schemes using one-megawatt distributed solar systems for shared use with local governments and private businesses.
Solar power system
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Special paint that reduces the surface temperatures of exterior walls by 10-25°C, even under a scorching summer sun
NTT Advanced Technology in December 2005 launched sales of Surf Cool, a special paint that can reduce the surface temperature of exterior walls by 10-25°C by efficiently reflecting nearinfrared rays. In fiscal 2008, Surf Cool was used on elementary school rooftops, chemical storehouse rooftops, factory exterior walls, and parking lots.
Wall painted with Surf Cool
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Using Japan's largest CASBEE assessor squad to advise on high environmental performance buildings
CASBEE (Comprehensive Assessment System for Building Environmental Efficiency) is fast becoming the standard for assessing the environmental performance of buildings, and NTT FACILITIES boasts a squad of 205 CASBEE assessors (as of April 2008), more than any other company in Japan. Our assessors use their expertise in CASBEE assessment to provide objective advice on building designs offering superior environmental performance.
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