Konami Group makes unified efforts throughout the group to reduce CO2 emission and conserve energy at its offices and facilities.
In order to actualize a low-carbon society through energy conservation initiatives, Konami Group supports the "Fun to Share" national climate change campaign promoted by the Ministry of the Environment.
Office temperature are set around 27℃ in the summer and around 20℃ in the winter to conserve electricity consumption.
Konami Sports Club strives to conserve energy while maintaining the customers' comfort by setting temperature standards for each season and area of the building.
As part of our ongoing efforts to conserve energy and reduce CO2 emissions, we have been upgrading lighting systems to LED fixtures across our offices, sports clubs, and other facilities. These initiatives resulted in a cumulative reduction of 341,556 kg of CO2 emissions at our offices during the period from 2021 to 2025.
Konami Sports Club strives to reduce water usage through introducing water saving devices, such as shower heads that take customer comfort into account, and implement strict control of water discharge.
We work to conserve electricity by turning off the power or switching it to sleep mode during hours where devices are not in use. We also only use the bare minimum amount of paper for copying and printing by promoting paperless work.
We do our utmost to turn off the lights in the office that are not occupied by employees; this includes empty meeting rooms and vacant areas after business hours. In addition, we are making efforts to conserve electricity by dimming the lights in our office space by approximately 25% while keeping in respect to working environments.
"AC Demand Control" which limits and stops the operation of ACs so that electricity consumption does not exceed a set amount, as well as "AC Timer" which automatically turns-on/off ACs at a set time mitigates unnecessary usage of ACs. In addition to shortening overtime through efficient business operations, we work to control and shorten the use of AC during non-business hours.