★ marked indicators are independently assured by KPMG AZSA Sustainability Co., Ltd.
The Company has received independent assurance report since FY2020. For more information, please refer to the Sustainabiity Report of previous year. The basis for the calculations is as follows:
The boundary covers Mitsuuroko Group Holdings Co., Ltd. and its consolidated subsidiaries. We have added Shizuoka Mitsuuroko Foods Co., Ltd. since November 2021. General Storage Company Pte. Ltd., an overseas subsidiary acquired in December 2021, is excluded from the boundary of this report as it is difficult to compile sustainability information. Scope 1 and 2 emissions include only CO2 emissions, while scope 3 emissions include emissions from GHG other than CO2.

• Scope 1:

  CO₂ emission factor of fuel and the unit calorific value are based on the coefficients specified in the Act on Promotion of Global Warming Countermeasures.

• Scope 2:

  CO₂ emission factor of electricity based on the adjusted emission factors by electric utility business operator.

• Scope 3:

  Each emissions intensity is referenced from the Act on Promotion of Global Warming Countermeasures; the Ministry of the Environment’s “Database on Emissions Unit Values for Accounting of Greenhouse Gas Emissions, etc., by Organizations Throughout the Supply Chain”; and the Inventory Database for Environmental Analysis version 2 (IDEAv2) for calculating supply chain greenhouse gas emissions, published by the Sustainable Management Promotion Organization.

• Category 1:

  Calculated by multiplying the amount (physical quantity) of petroleum-derived fuel and city gas procured for sales by the emission intensity for each fuel type specified in IDEAv2.

• Category 3:

  GHG emissions derived from the extraction, production, and transportation of fossil fuels used in the production of electricity for sales purposes and the production of energy purchased for private use. Emissions from “electricity for sales purposes” are calculated by multiplying the amount of electricity sold by the basic emission factor of Mitsuuroko Group conducting retail electricity business and the emission intensity database figure. Emissions from “private electricity consumption” are calculated by multiplying the amount of electricity used for private consumption by the emission intensity database figure. Emissions from “private fuel consumption” are calculated by multiplying the amount of fuel used for private consumption by the fuel emission intensities specified in IDEAv2 for each fuel type.

• Category 4:

  Upstream transportation emissions are calculated by multiplying the transportation volume (t-km), which is the product of the cargo weight and the distance transported, by the IDEAv2 emission intensity for each transportation type. For shipping and transportation, fuel consumption is multiplied by the emission intensity from the Ministry of the Environment database.

• Category 11:

  Calculated by multiplying the sold volume (physical quantity) of petroleum-derived fuel and city gas by their respective fuel-specific calorific values and CO₂ emission factors.

• *1

  Due to discrepancies in fuel consumption for LPG shipping logistics in FY2020, it has been revised to the following figures.

• 	Before revision	After revision	Changes
  Scope 3	5,760,604 t-CO2eq	5,753,128 t-CO2eq	-7,476 t-CO2eq
  Category 4	28,571 t-CO2eq	21,095 t-CO2eq	-7,476 t-CO2eq

• *2

  Other environmental data results for FY2020 are not disclosed.

• *3

  Discharges to sewage are not disclosed (measured) by many water agencies, making it difficult to aggregate.

• *4

  Discharged after neutralization, reduction, dilution, etc. as required by law.