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Always by Your Side:The デュエルビッツ 評判el Group's Environmental and Social Contribution Activities
From our factories to local neighborhoods and everyday lives, we harness the デュエルビッツ 評判el Group's wide-ranging business activities and unique "Only One" technologies to make a difference in society and the environment.
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Supplying strong lightweight materials to facilitate lightweight vehicle development and improve fuel efficiency |
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Supplying high-performance copper tube to significantly reduce CO2 emissions from air conditioning systems |
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Supplying energy-saving compressors and steam-energy generators to reduce industrial power consumption |
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Developing hydraulic excavators with 20% improved fuel efficiency to help reduce CO2 emissions in construction work |
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SwitchingmodesoftransportfromroadtoseatoreduceCO2emissions |
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UsingbionaturalgasascitygastosignificantlyreduceCO2emissions |
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Using slag produced at our steelworks to create marine habitats |
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Using coal ash produced by our boilers as bedding material for road construction |
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Reusing byproducts wherever possible in an effort to eliminate waste at all of our plants and works |
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Started up an ITmk3® ironmaking plant that uses low-grade iron ore and coal |
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Developing new SteamStar® technology to generate electricity using surplus steam from factories |
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Working toward the commercialization of UBC® technology capable of turning low-grade coal into high-grade coal |
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Preventing the emission of air and water pollutants wherever possible |
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Working to replace chemicals with safer alternatives at all group plants and works |
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Creating a biotope where people can interact with nature next door to their local power station |
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Getting employees involved in volunteer "clean hiking" activities and working to restore the natural environment on Mount Rokko |
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Interacting with the public through rugby, including the National High School Rugby Tournament |
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Organizing Nature Classroom activities at Nadahama Science Square to encourage children to care for the environment |
