Recognition from Outside Organizations

デュエルビッツ 入金不要ボーナスel received the 2013 Chairman Prize of ECCJ in the category of workplace energy conservation examples. The prize from The Energy Conservation Center, Japan recognizes energy-saving initiatives that lead to exceptional results.

As part of energy-saving activities, the Saijo Plant focused on boilers essential to the manufacturing process, pursuing substantial measures to prevent wasteful combustion and energy loss. As a result, energy consumption and CO₂ emissions were both greatly reduced. The Chairman Prize was awarded in recognition of these impressive results.

Together with the Ministry of Land, Infrastructure, Transport and Tourism, デュエルビッツ 入金不要ボーナスel received the Japan Construction Engineers' Association Award.

The award recognizes projects that produce exceptional results through their use of construction technology and approach to public works.

The Betsudai National Highway is a major thoroughfare in Oita Prefecture that had frequently become impassable due to overtopping waves caused by typhoons. A flare-shaped seawall, one of デュエルビッツ 入金不要ボーナスel's "Only One" products, was introduced to solve this problem.

The flare-shaped seawall restrains overtopping and can be built to a shorter height than previously existing seawalls. The seawall preserves natural scenery and ecosystems, and the top of the wall can be utilized as a walkway. The Japan Construction Engineers' Association Award, also called the Zenken Award, was received in recognition of the many new contributions the wall makes in the field of environmental conservation.

The デュエルビッツ 入金不要ボーナスel head office building received the Second Kobe City Urban Design Award (CASBEE Architectural Design Category). The award is granted by the Kobe City government.

The award recognizes buildings that form attractive spaces and environments suited to the character of Kobe while also incorporating a high level of environmental consideration.

The head office building reduces energy consumption through lower heating and cooling loads through the use of slanted windows and architectural layering, LED lighting in all offices, and solar electric panels. The award was received in recognition of these environmental contributions.