FUJITSU SEMICONDUCTOR GROUP. Environmental Report 2013

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1 FUJITSU SEMICONDUCTOR GROUP Environmental Report 2013

2 FUJITSU SEMICONDUCTOR GROUP Environmental Report 2013 Business Activities and Environmental Management Outline of the Fujitsu Semiconductor Group 1 Main Applications and Products 2 Top Message 3 The Fujitsu Semiconductor Group's CSR CSR Basic Policy 4 Risk Management, Business Continuity Management, Disaster Prevention Activities, Basic Stance on Information Security, Activities on Information Security 5 Social Contribution Activities and Local Community Contribution Businesses 6 Environmental Vision Midterm Environmental Vision Green Policy Environmental Management Environmental Management System 8 Environmental Education, Environmental Risk Management and Internal Environmental Awards System 9 The Fujitsu Group Environmental Protection Program (Stage VI) 10 The Fujitsu Group Environmental Protection Program (Stage VII) 12 Reducing Environmental Load Global Warming Countermeasures 13 Measures to Reduce Chemical Substances and Waste Products 14 Business Activities, Environmental Impact and Environmental Accounting 15 Environmental Considerations in Products Green Procurement and Approach to Chemical Substances in Products 16 Super Green Products and Advanced Technology Efforts 17 Environmental Communication Contributions to Local Communities 18 Biodiversity 19 Environmental Education 20 External Awards and Exhibitions 21 Editorial Policy The Fujitsu Semiconductor Group Environmental Report 2013 presents the environmental understanding, environmental initiatives and environmental results of the Fujitsu Semiconductor Group, which is responsible for the Fujitsu Group s semiconductor business. We also report on the Fujitsu Semiconductor Group s environmental activities as clearly as possible on the company website. Reporting Period This report covers activities in fiscal 2012 (from April 1, 2012 to March 31, 2013). However, a portion of the content includes activities both prior to April 1, 2012 and after April 1, Organizations Covered in the Report All 17 companies in the Fujitsu Semiconductor Group (including overseas companies) are included in this report. Securing the Objectivity of Disclosed Information The 2013 Fujitsu Group Sustainability Report has undergone examination by a third-party, and includes information about the Fujitsu Semiconductor Group. Published: November 2013 Head of Publishing: Haruki Okada, President Editor in Chief: Junichi Konno, Environment Promotion Office Issuing Division: Environment Promotion Office, Fujitsu Semiconductor Limited Reference guidelines: Ministry of the Environment Environmental Reporting Guidelines 2007 and 2012.

3 Business Activities and Environmental Management Outline of the Fujitsu Semiconductor Group To realize a prosperous, low-carbon society, the Fujitsu Semiconductor Group strives to provide semiconductor devices with superior environmental performance, to help reduce the environmental load of business activities, and to advance environmental management. Outline of the Fujitsu Semiconductor Group Corporate name Fujitsu Semiconductor Limited Location of head office Nomura Fudosan Shin-yokohama Bldg , Shin-yokohama 2-Chome, Kohoku-ku Yokohama Kanagawa , Japan President Haruki Okada Date of establishment March 21, 2008 Business description Design, development, manufacturing, and sale of LSI products Capital 60,000 Million Yen Global Development and Acquisition of ISO Certification = Bases that have received ISO certification Domestic Overseas Company Name Fujitsu Semiconductor Ltd. Headquarters Akiruno Technology Center Mie Plant Aizuwakamatsu Plant Fujitsu Electronics Inc. Fujitsu VLSI Ltd. Fujitsu Microelectronics Solutions Ltd. Fujitsu Semiconductor Technology, Inc. Fujitsu Semiconductor It Systems Ltd. Fujitsu Facilities Engineering Ltd. 1 Fujitsu Semiconductor America, Inc. 2 Fujitsu Semiconductor Wireless Products, Inc.* 3 Fujitsu Semiconductor Europe GmbH 4 Fujitsu Semiconductor Embedded Solutions Austria GmbH 5 Fujitsu Semiconductor Asia Pte. Ltd. 6 Fujitsu Semiconductor Pacific Asia Ltd. 7 Fujitsu Semiconductor (Shanghai) Co., Ltd. 8 Fujitsu Semiconductor Korea Ltd. 9 Fujitsu Semiconductor Design (Chengdu) Co., Ltd.* 10 Fujitsu Global Mobile Platform Inc.* Sales/Marketing Design & Development Manufacturing (front-end processes) IT/Facilities Management As a member of the Fujitsu Group, the Fujitsu Semiconductor Group has received ISO environmental management system (EMS) certification. For details, visit the company website. *: As of 10, , operations of those companies have been closed or transferred to other companies. FUJITSU SEMICONDUCTOR GROUP Environmental Report

4 Business Activities and Environmental Management Main Applications and Products Main Applications and Products Home Appliances Applications Washing machines, dishwashers, refrigerators, microwave ovens, air conditioners, warm water bidet toilets, LED lighting Products Microcontrollers, power factor LED driver ICs, FRAMs (non-volatile memories) Digital AV Equipment Applications Recorders, digital cameras Products Microcontrollers, FRAMs (non-volatile memories), video processing LSIs, image processor, ASICs Industrial Equipment Applications FA equipment, inverters, measuring meters Products Microcontrollers, FRAMs (non-volatile memories), power management DCs/DC convertors, ASICs Automotive Applications Body electronics, chassis and safety, power trains and hybrids, driver information Products Microcontrollers, graphics controller LSIs OA Equipment Applications Digital copiers (MFP), FAX/printers Products Microcontrollers, FRAMs (non-volatile memories), spread spectrum clock generators (SSCGs), ASICs Mobile Applications Cell phones, smart devices, mobile equipment Products Power management ICs for portable devices, FRAMs (non-volatile memories), ASICs 2 FUJITSU SEMICONDUCTOR GROUP Environmental Report 2013

5 Top Message ECO is in our SEMICONDUCTORs Toward an environmentally friendly and strong semiconductor business Haruki Okada President Fujitsu Semiconductor Limited Confidence and Hope for the Japanese Japan has suffered economic stagnation for more than 20 years A renewed vitality is arriving. The government has identified agriculture, healthcare and energy as the growth industries and the Japanese economy is gradually gaining momentum beginning with those fields. Above all, I feel that the Japanese people are regaining confidence and hope. The semiconductor industry has recently been facing an extremely harsh business environment, but there is no other industry that supports other industries so widely and so deeply. If we work hard, we can not only contribute to those fields in the spotlight, such as agriculture, healthcare, energy, but also to nearly every industrial field. Fujitsu Semiconductor will broadly contribute to the society by making smaller and lighter products with yet higher functions and better performance, as well as reducing the environmental load. We strongly believe that it is our mission. With such spirit in mind, we will earnestly move our business activities forward not only for economic revitalization but also to bring confidence and hope back to the Japanese people. Providing Value through Strong Ties with our Partners Fiscal 2012 was the final year of the Fujitsu Group Environmental Protection Program Stage VI. During this three-year plan we made steady progress in creating environmental products, restricting greenhouse gases and waste products generation, and advancing social contribution activities, and we achieved all the goals. I would like to report that achievement first of all. Semiconductor products have become indispensable to the society. The Fujitsu Semiconductor Group continues advancing business reorganization to strengthen our supply chain and deliver exactly the necessary quantities of the necessary products at the necessary time. By shifting from vertical integration to horizontal cooperation, this reorganization is an effort to make use of the respective strengths of the partner companies and build up the collaboration scheme. While this will change our operating structure, there is no change in our commitment to providing customers with high-quality products through strong partnerships. From the environmental viewpoint, sharing environmental consciousness with the partner companies will become increasingly important. In particular, we recognize that compliance with international rules regulating the chemical substances in products is of an important responsibility, and we are advancing this in our business activities so customers can use our products without any concern. The Fujitsu Group Environmental Protection Program Stage VII begins from fiscal Fujitsu Semiconductor Limited will solidly grasp our role in Stage VII and move forward toward achieving the next goals. Kiyoshi Watanabe Member of the Board and Corporate Senior Vice President (Environment Director) Fujitsu Semiconductor Limited FUJITSU SEMICONDUCTOR GROUP Environmental Report

6 The Fujitsu Semiconductor Group s CSR CSR Basic Policy The Fujitsu Group s CSR is a practice of Fujitsu Way. We contribute to the sustainable development of the Earth and the society by putting Fujitsu Way into practice in all of our business activities, considering the expectations and demands of our multiple stakeholders. The Fujitsu Semiconductor Group gives priority to the following five issues in implementing CSR. We advance responsible management as a global ICT company by responding to these issues. The Five Priority Issues Priority Issue 1: Provide opportunities and security through ICT Contribute to the realization of a society where the world s seven billion people are linked and supported by ICT, and provide people with opportunities and security to achieve their dreams. Priority Issue 2: Support global environmental conservation Contribute to the resolution of global environmental problems using ICT and reduce our own environmental load. Priority Issue 3: Embrace diversity Accept and make use of diverse personnel regardless of nationality, gender, age, disability or values, so that the company and individuals can grow. Priority Issue 4: Foster growth of personnel who can contribute to the earth and society Foster the growth of personnel with a global perspective and high aspirations to contribute to the society ahead of others. Priority Issue 5: Communicate and cooperate with stakeholders As a good corporate citizen, implement corporate activities with an understanding of the diverse expectations and demands of the stakeholders. Contribute to the sustainable development of the earth and the society Resolve social issues through corporate activities Provide opportunities and security through ICT Support global environmental conservation Communicate and cooperate with stakeholders Embrace diversity Foster growth of personnel who can contribute to the earth and society Strengthen the foundations of CSR Activities FUJITSU Way Corporate Vision Corporate Values Through our constant pursuit of innovation, the Fujitsu Group aims to contribute to the creation of a networked society that is rewarding and secure, bringing about a prosperous future that fulfills the dreams of people throughout the world. What we strive for: Society and Environment Profit and Growth Shareholders and Investors Global Perspective What we value: Employees Customers Business Partners Technology Quality In all our actions, we protect the environment and contribute to society. We strive to meet the expectations of customers, employees and shareholders. We seek to continuously increase our corporate value. We think and act from a global perspective. We respect diversity and support individual growth. We seek to be their valued and trusted partner. We build mutually beneficial relationships. We seek to create new value through innovation. We enhance the reputation of our customers and the reliability of social infrastructure. Business Policy Code of Conduct Principles Global Citizenship Customer-Centric Perspective Firsthand Understanding Spirit of Challenge Speed and Agility Teamwork We act as good global citizens, attuned to the needs of society and the environment. We think from the customer s perspective and act with sincerity. We act based on a firsthand understanding of the actual situation. We strive to achieve our highest goals. We act flexibly and promptly to achieve our objectives. We share common objectives across organizations, work as a team and act as responsible members of the team. We respect human rights. We comply with all laws and regulations. We act with fairness in our business dealings. We protect and respect intellectual property. We maintain confidentiality. We do not use our position in our organization for personal gain. We use field innovation to find new approaches and the inspiration to improve ourselves, while delivering added value to our customers. We provide global environmental solutions in all our business areas. Fujitsu Group companies work together to accelerate our global business expansion. 4 FUJITSU SEMICONDUCTOR GROUP Environmental Report 2013

7 The Fujitsu Semiconductor Group s CSR Risk Management, Business Continuity Management, Disaster Prevention Activities, Basic Stance on Information Security, Activities on Information Security Risk Management The Fujitsu Semiconductor Group advances activities to prevent, to minimize the effects of, and to stop the recurrence of various risks that emerge from business activities. It also implements risk management and continuous improvements throughout the Group, and aims at increasing corporate value and contributing to the development of the society. Business Continuity Management The Fujitsu Semiconductor Group has been creating the business continuity plans since 2008 and advancing business continuity management to prepare for unforeseen events that threaten the continuity of our business activities such as earthquakes, fires, other large-scale disasters and epidemics like new strains of influenza. We seek to assure the stable supply of environmentally efficient semiconductor devices that our customers require, even when such risks emerge. At the Great East Japan Earthquake of March 11, 2011, Fujitsu Semiconductor promptly established a countermeasures headquarters in accordance with our business continuity plan. The entire company worked together on the restoration activities, which made it possible to recover the full production level prior to the earthquake, on June 9, Basic Stance on Information Security The appropriate handling of information is the basis and the lifeline of all Fujitsu Group corporate activities. The Fujitsu Semiconductor Group has established information security regulations and executes security measures based on Fujitsu Way which presents the Fujitsu Group s meaning, values and code of conduct and the Fujitsu Group Information Security Basic Policy. Activities on Information Security To increase employee security awareness, along with the e-learning conducted once per year, employees carry out a selfcheck of their security behavior each month. This promotes awareness of any problems with their actions. To prevent information leakage from PCs, Fujitsu Semiconductor Group has developed and begun administering an audit function that systematically confirms the HDD and BIOS password settings on all PCs. This enables the security manager to gain a unified grasp of password settings, which previously had to be left to individual employee management, and is expected to greatly reduce the risk. Disaster Prevention Activities Disaster prevention organizations have been formed throughout the Fujitsu Semiconductor Group, and disaster prevention education and drills are conducted to minimize the damage to the lives and the properties in the event of a major disaster. In addition to those drills at each location, the Fujitsu Semiconductor Group has been participating in the Fujitsu Group joint disaster drills held on the national Disaster Prevention Day every year since Last year, workshop-format disaster trainings examining the contents of the DRP (Disaster Response Plan) prepared for each location were held at major locations including the Akiruno Technology Center and the Mie Plant. Additionally, disaster reporting and equipment operation drills were conducted at all Fujitsu Semiconductor Group locations using communications equipment (satellite phones) and CRMate (disaster information sharing system) to ensure swift information transmission when disasters occur. The plan for the year 2013 calls for Fujitsu Group joint disaster drills coordinating all Fujitsu and Fujitsu Semiconductor Group bases and assumes that the Tokyo metropolitan area is the disaster area. FUJITSU SEMICONDUCTOR GROUP Environmental Report

8 The Fujitsu Semiconductor Group s CSR Social Contribution Activities and Local Community Contribution Businesses Social Contribution Activities Fujitsu Facilities Engineering Ltd. provided career education to children, who would lead the next generation, around Aizuwakamatsu City, Fukushima Prefecture where the company is based. Employees shared their personal experiences such as my dreams when I was a child, what I studied to accomplish my dreams, my present work and my future dreams with fourth grade students from the Kumamachi and Ohno elementary schools of Okuma Town in eastern Fukushima Prefecture who are taking refuge in Aizuwakamatsu City. One of the instructors said While I had given up on advancing to college because my father passed away, I was recognized by Fujitsu for my sports activities and allowed to enter the company. If you try your best even at something other than studying, you might be saved. Local Community Contribution Businesses Fujitsu Facilities Engineering Ltd. is contributing to the local communities via its business. The company is emphasizing its energy conservation diagnostics business, which contributes to improving the management of small and medium enterprises, and helps the quick recovery of Fukushima Prefecture which suffered severe damages from the Great East Japan Earthquake and subsequent accidents at the Fukushima Daiichi Nuclear Power Station. The concept is to use the know-how accumulated in the operation and management of semiconductor plants to bring renewed vitality to the community. The company is advancing diverse developments with energy as the keyword toward the transformation of the Aizuwakamatsu area into a smart community. Preliminary diagnosis and proposal (Step 1) Interview on facilities conditions Energy consumption conditions survey Walk-through survey Free of charge Presentation of initial proposal Identification of energy conservation points Free of Survey measurement items and other proposal items charge Proposed detailed diagnosis implementation plan and costs Detailed Diagnosis (Step 2) Measurement of energy consumption volumes Specific examinations of energy conservation methods Presentation of Second Proposal Energy measurements results report Detailed examinations of energy conservation improvements and redesign plans Economic evaluation Fujitsu Microelectronics Solutions Limited is supporting the activities of the non-profit organization Study Restaurant Sonanda!! which provides lifelong learning and venues for normalization to people with mental disabilities. The company planned and held its Really Easy Personal Computer Class during the summer holidays with employees as volunteer teachers. Energy Conservation Improvement Engineering Support Redesign Plan Grant assistance support Design, construction Confirmation of improvement effects 6 FUJITSU SEMICONDUCTOR GROUP Environmental Report 2013

9 Environmental Vision Midterm Environmental Vision Green Policy 2020 The Fujitsu Group is drawing technology and know-how together and fostering environmental innovation in the Group and the society with customers and partners toward realizing a low-carbon and abundant society Benefit our Customers and Society Pursue Internal Reforms Preserve Biodiversity Reduce domestic CO₂ emissions by 30 million tons per year Realize overall world-class energy efficiency in all our business areas Advance all the items specified in the Leadership Declaration of the Business and Biodiversity Initiative To achieve these three goals, the Fujitsu Group Environmental Protection Program Stage VII, initiated in April 2013, sets specific themes to be addressed over the next three years. Creation of Technology Solutions Creation of revolutionary leading-edge technologies Provision of solutions contributing to making all of the society low-carbon Provision of solutions that support affluent lives Collaboration with Diverse Entities forming the International Community Promotion of global dialog, sharing visions of the desired future society Promotion of collaboration with customers, partners, etc. Creation of new values through open innovation Fujitsu Semiconductor Group Reforms to Low-Carbon Corporate Activities Review business structures and processes from a low-carbon perspective in all business fields Promote the construction of a low-carbon value chain throughout the globe The actions of each employee Innovation Realizing a Low-Carbon and Abundant Society Low-Carbon Reduce total global greenhouse gases emissions to a level equivalent to the natural absorption volume (half the current level in 2050) Abundance Abundance through new values such as coexistence with the nature and ties among people, not based on the mass consumption of goods. FUJITSU SEMICONDUCTOR GROUP Environmental Report

10 Environmental Management Environmental Management System Environmental Management System The Fujitsu Semiconductor Group is advancing environmental management globally throughout the Group under our environmental policy. The Group has also established the Fujitsu Semiconductor Group Environmental Goals and Targets, which specify numerical targets to be achieved based on the Fujitsu Group s Green Policy 21, Green Policy 2020, and Environmental Action Plan. We are advancing environmental management activities while making systematic and continuous improvements. Seven domestic and five overseas Group companies had received ISO certification as of March We will continue striving to further strengthen our environmental governance. We are also implementing environmental education globally for appropriate and prompt compliance with environmental laws and regulations and to boost the environmental awareness of all employees. Fujitsu Semiconductor Group Environmental Policy With our customers, we contribute to the protection of a rich global environment, using state-of-the-art technology to provide semiconductor devices with superior environmental characteristics. Operational Principles By applying the following principles, we work to prevent pollution of the global environment and reduce the environmental burden of our products throughout their lifecycles, including development, procurement, manufacture, sales, usage, and disposal: 1. By aggressively promoting the development of Super Green Products and the proper management of product chemical content, we improve the environmental characteristics of our products and actively reduce the burden on the global environment and our customers. 2. We aggressively promote measures to counteract global warming and reduce emissions of greenhouse gases (e.g., CO2, PFCs). 3. We aggressively promote chemical management and reduced emissions of volatile organic compounds (VOCs). 4. We aggressively promote waste reduction and appropriate recycling. 5. We conform to environmental regulations around the world and keep our promises to customers. 6. We work to improve the individual environmental consciousness of our employees, to help them become good environmental citizens, promote the preservation of biological diversity, and make environmental and social contributions in their local communities. 7. We expand the effectiveness and transparency of our environmental management system, driving continuous improvement and development. April 6, 2011 FUJITSU SEMICONDUCTOR LIMITED President Haruki Okada Fujitsu Semiconductor Group Environmental Management Organization Structure Chief Environmental Manager / Environmental Managers Group EMS Committee Domestic Group Companies Observing Environmental Laws and Regulations There were two compliance violations in the Fujitsu Semiconductor Group during fiscal These included the failure to report on a specific facility, which was discovered by strengthening our compliance evaluation works. Because it is difficult for staff employees to judge whether or not a given facility is subject to the reporting, the Group shared identification of facilities for reporting and took certain steps to complete the corrective measures. The Fujitsu Semiconductor Group will continue striving to reinforce its compliance management. Group EMS Committee The Fujitsu Semiconductor Group holds regular meetings of the Group EMS Committee twice each year where environmental managers from manufacturing plants and other workplaces discuss the progress and issues toward achieving the Group s overall environmental goals and targets. These meetings include information exchange on global environmental regulations and trends. The meetings are useful for developing new environmental initiatives and securing compliance. Environmental Audits Executives Group EMS Secretariat Overseas Group Companies The Fujitsu Semiconductor Group implements global Group internal audits within Japan and overseas under the Fujitsu integrated environmental management system. For effective audits, auditor education programs are conducted each year to improve the competence of our internal auditors. The Group is also working to increase the number of auditors with external credentials and strengthen our environmental auditing activities. As external audits, the Fujitsu Semiconductor Group undergoes ISO audits by JACO (Japan Audit and Certification Organization for Environment and Quality) within Japan and by DNV (Det Norske Veritas AS) and DQS (DQS Holding GmbH) overseas, and maintains its ISO certification. 8 FUJITSU SEMICONDUCTOR GROUP Environmental Report 2013

11 Environmental Management Environmental Education, Environmental Risk Management and Internal Environmental Awards System Environmental Education The Fujitsu Group has conducted environmental education for all employees once every three years since 1995 using environmental e-learning so that employees understand the content of the Group Environmental Protection Program which is prepared every three years. Environmental education is also included in the general education given when employees enter their company and when they are promoted. Employees responsible for works related to the environment receive specialized education, including internal auditor education and waste products managers education. In addition, the Fujitsu Semiconductor Group conducts environmental education each year in accordance with the nature and format of the semiconductor business, and works to boost the environmental awareness of each employee. In fiscal 2012 the education also introduced examples of environmental activities at each base. Environmental Risk Management Management of PCB Waste The Fujitsu Semiconductor Group has applied for shipment registration to the Japan Environmental Safety Corporation (JESCO) for early disposal of the fluorescent lamp ballasts held by the Group. Preparations are advancing toward disposal in the second half of fiscal The ballasts will continue to be carefully and securely stored at a specialized warehouse until they are treated by JESCO. Internal Environmental Awards System The Fujitsu Group has been presenting the Fujitsu Environmental Contribution Awards and holding environmental contests every year since 1995, to honor particularly meritorious environmental activities. The Fujitsu Environmental Contribution Awards received 69 entries in fiscal 2013, and the Fujitsu Semiconductor Group received one Environmental Excellence Prize and two shaping tomorrow with you Special Prizes. Environmental Excellence Prize Development of the high-speed activation MB86C36 with the lowest wait-response power consumption in class Network-answering proxy LSI Project team Fujitsu Semiconductor Limited shaping tomorrow with you Special Prizes Achievement of battery-less equipment using energy harvesting Development of Energy Harvesting Power Management ICs team Fujitsu Semiconductor Limited Educational Activities on Global Environmental Problems and the Importance of the 3 R's Traveling On-Site Environmental Class team Fujitsu Semiconductor Limited (prize received on behalf of the Fujitsu Group FUJITSU SEMICONDUCTOR GROUP Environmental Report

12 Environmental Management The Fujitsu Group Environmental Protection Program (Stage VI) All Environmental Protection Program Activity Targets Achieved The Fujitsu Semiconductor Group achieved all its activity targets under the Fujitsu Group Environmental Protection Program Stage VI, which ran from fiscal 2010 through fiscal These are specific activity targets for implementing the Fujitsu Group s Environmental Policy, which sets 18 specific activity items in six categories. Among these, the Fujitsu Semiconductor Group participated in the activities in for the following 10 items in five categories. Environmental Protection Program Stage VI: Fujitsu Semiconductor Group Fiscal 2012 Activities Targets and Achievements Categories Items Details Improve the environmental value of products and services, and enhance the development and delivery of green ICT Develop and provide eco-friendly products (Super Green Products) Upgrade newly developed Green Products to get certified as Super Green Products. Achieve the environmental efficiency factor*¹ of 3.0 compared with fiscal 2008 products for newly developed Green Products by the end of fiscal Enhance efforts to reduce the Fujitsu Semiconductor Group's environmental load Reduce greenhouse gas emissions (GHG) Factory improvements Reduce CO₂ emissions from energy consumption by 28.0% (422,000 tons) from the fiscal 2007 level by the end of fiscal Reduce emissions of greenhouse gases other than CO₂ by 34.5% (170,000 tons GWP) from the fiscal 1995 level by the end of fiscal Reduce discharges of PRTR (Pollutant Release and Transfer Register) Law-controlled chemical substances by 70.7% from the fiscal 2007 level by the end of fiscal 2012 to 266,000 tons. Reduce the generation of waste products by 13.1% from the fiscal 2007 level to 11,900 tons or less by the end of fiscal 2012, and continue to maintain zero emissions activities. Office improvements Achieve Green Office System*² level of four-star or higher by the end of fiscal 2012 at all Japanese offices that are subject to the system. Strengthen environmental governance Promote environmental contributions to the society Promote efforts to preserve biodiversity Promote environmental management through communications with the stakeholders Increase environmental awareness among all staff through community-based environmental actions Contribute to community building that preserves biodiversity Promote environmental communications (strengthen the transmission of environmental information) at each organization toward improving the quality of environmental management. Continue environmental social contribution activities at each location, while pursuing activities which can contribute more to the local communities. Implement biodiversity conservation and education activities at all locations by the end of fiscal *1. Environmental efficiency factor : An index which quantitatively indicates the improvements in a product s environmental load and value (functions and performance) for comparing the new product with the prior models. Introduced to promote the products which provide higher value with lower environmental load. *2. Green Office System : Original Fujitsu Group system to reduce the environmental load from our offices by comprehensively evaluating the level of environmental consideration, by encouraging voluntary initiatives, and by making them visible. 10 FUJITSU SEMICONDUCTOR GROUP Environmental Report 2013

13 Environmental Management Environmental Targets Fiscal 2012 Targets Fiscal 2012 Achievements Fiscal 2012 Results Expand Super Green Products Create Super Green Products in at least three product groups out of the five product groups. Created Super Green Products in two product groups (cumulatively created Super Green Products in four product groups during the three-year plan) (133%) Achieve environmental efficiency factors 3.0 or higher New environmental efficiency factor 4.8 (160%) Reduce CO₂ emissions from energy consumption To 422,000 tons CO₂ or less 325,000 tons CO₂ (130%) Reduce emissions of greenhouse gases other than CO₂ To 170,000 tons GWP or less 104,000 tons GWP (164%) Reduce discharges of PRTR Law-controlled chemical substances*³ To 26.6 tons or less 19.6 tons (136%) Reduce the volume of waste products generated To 11,900 tons or less 7,900 tons (151%) Achieve a higher Green Office System rating Achieve a four-star level in all offices subject to the system Achieved a four star level in all offices subject to the system (100%) Strengthen the transmission of environmental information Publish the Fujitsu Semiconductor Group Environmental Report (Japanese, English and Chinese versions) Published the Fujitsu Semiconductor Group Environmental Report (Japanese, English and Chinese versions) (100%) Environmental social contribution activities Conduct at least one environmental social contribution activity every year at each site based in the local community 52 activities (104%) Biodiversity conservation activities Implement at least one biodiversity conservation activity every year at each site 27 activities (108%) *3. For PRTR Law-controlled chemical substances, a single VOC was selected at each business site and efforts were made to reduce the discharges. The chemical substance selected was the one with the highest discharge volume in fiscal FUJITSU SEMICONDUCTOR GROUP Environmental Report

14 Environmental Management The Fujitsu Group Environmental Protection Program (Stage VII) The Fujitsu Semiconductor Group reduces the environmental load of customers and society by developing and providing highly energy efficient products. The Fujitsu Group has prepared the Fujitsu Group Environmental Protection Program Stage VII, which runs from fiscal 2013 through fiscal The core activity fields include expanding the Group s contribution to addressing environmental challenges by promoting the use of ICT throughout society, and achieving cost reductions by decreasing the Group s own environmental load. The Fujitsu Semiconductor Group develops and provides highly energy efficient products so that ICT equipment can be used more widely in the society to resolve social problems without increasing the environmental load. The Group is also continuously working to reduce resource and energy consumption at manufacturing plants, and to contribute to the provision of inexpensive, environmentally friendly products. Fujitsu Group Environmental Protection Program (Stage VII) Fujitsu Semiconductor Group Activity Targets Categories Items Details Develop and provide eco-friendly products (energy efficiency) Increase the percentage of halogen-free products to 97.5% or more. Fiscal 2013 Targets Energy efficiency : 50% Halogen free ratio : 95% Contribution to the society Collaboration with Society On-site environmental class and other collaborations with external educational organizations by the FSL Group at least four times every year Four activities Activities as a good corporate citizen Social contribution activities at least two times every year at each location 18 activities The Fujitsu Semiconductor Group s own business activities Reduction of greenhouse gas emissions Reduce CO₂ emissions from energy consumption by 24.7% from the fiscal 1990 level (407,000 tons) by the end of fiscal 2015 (to 306,000 tons). Reduce emissions of greenhouse gases other than CO₂ by 55.6% from the fiscal 1995 level (259,000 tons GWP) by the end of fiscal 2015 (to 115,000 tons GWP). 305,000 tons CO₂ 163,000 tons GWP Effective use of water resources Implement at least 18 effective use of water resources measures at the FSL group over three years. 9 measures Control Targets* Reduction of PRTR Law-Controlled Chemical Substances Discharges Reduce discharges of PRTR (Pollutant Release and Transfer Register) Law-controlled chemical substances by 22.3% from the base value by the end of fiscal 2015 to 3.2 tons or less (the base value is the average from fiscal 2009 through fiscal 2011; 4.1 tons). Restrict discharges of VOCs to a 23.8% increase from the base value, to tons or less, by the end of fiscal 2015 (the base value is the average from fiscal 2009 through fiscal 2011; 88.0 tons). 4.4 tons tons Restriction of the volume of waste products discharged Restrict the generation of waste products to 17.8% increase from the base value, to 9,300 tons or less, by the end of fiscal 2015 (the base value is the average from fiscal 2007 through fiscal 2011; 7,900 tons), and continue implementing zero emissions activities. 10,500 tons *The Group has already achieved a high level; the targets are for ongoing improvement 12 FUJITSU SEMICONDUCTOR GROUP Environmental Report 2013

15 Reducing Environmental Load Global Warming Countermeasures At the Fujitsu Semiconductor Group, our environmental efforts begin close at hand with efforts to reduce greenhouse gases and waste products generated by our own plants and offices. Measures to Reduce CO₂ Emissions from Energy Consumption The Fujitsu Semiconductor Group released 325,000 tons of CO₂ in fiscal This is approximately 22% below the target value of 419,000 tons. Energy Conservation Measures at Plants The Fujitsu Semiconductor Group worked to conserve energy at plants, focusing on the summer months when electricity consumption increases. At Mie Plant, the number of fan coil units in operation were carefully investigated and reduced in accordance with the air conditioning load in each of the rooms. Energy conservation was also advanced by reducing the number of air conditioning fans in operation, and closing the clean dry air valves near the equipment where the supply is unnecessary. At Fujitsu Semiconductor Technology Inc., in Aizuwakamatsu, they identified the rooms that are not used in the certain time period of the day, and increased the time to turn off the circulation fans for the air conditioning. Energy Conservation Measures at Offices The Fujitsu Semiconductor Group made full use of F-PLUG, a power plug with power measurement function, equipped with FM3 family of 32-bit ARM core microcontrollers. We utilized them for the office equipment and made efforts to establish a method for a detailed grasp of electricity use. These efforts revealed the factors that vary by the time of the day and others that remain constant 24 hours a day, and provided a basis for further detailed energy management. Reinforcing our Energy Management System To reduce total energy consumption at the plants and the offices, departments using various equipment must cooperate in working on the energy conservation. The Fujitsu Semiconductor Group formed a working group to examine energy conservation across the divisions, arranged uniform rules for energy conservation efforts, in order to strengthen the activities. Reduction of Greenhouse Gases other than CO₂ The targets for reductions of PFCs and other greenhouse gases other than CO₂ under the Fujitsu Group Environmental Protection Program Stage VI were already achieved in the prior fiscal year. In fiscal 2012, recognizing the importance of steadily maintaining those conditions, a working group across the locations held discussions to review the control items and their values. This led to more detailed management contents and to the preparation of a system that can improve the effects of future management. Emissions of CO₂ from energy consumption (CO₂ tens of thousands of tons) 70 Result 44.5% reduction Target 48.0% reduction (fiscal) Emissions of greenhouse gases other than CO₂ (GWP tens of thousands of tons) Result Target 59.8% 37.0% reduction reduction (fiscal) Base level Result Target Base level Result Target FUJITSU SEMICONDUCTOR GROUP Environmental Report

16 Reducing Environmental Load Measures to Reduce Chemical Substances and Waste Products Reduction and Management of Chemical Substances Discharges Response to the Revised Water Pollution Control Act The enforcement of this Act from June 1, 2012 introduced a new obligatory system of structural standards and regular inspections for facilities handling or storing hazardous substances. Inspections were conducted in collaboration with Fujitsu Semiconductor Group workplace with subject facilities, and confirmed that there were no problems with the structural standards. Works were conducted to make visual inspections possible for the buried pipes that were difficult to check. We have confirmed that the pipes had no leaks. Activities to Reduce Consumption The Fujitsu Semiconductor Group worked again this year to decrease VOCs specified as PRTR Law-controlled chemical substances Emissions at of each CO₂ from plant. energy The Group consumption also continued efforts to reduce PGMEs, IPAs and other organic solvents in Mie and (CO₂ tens of thousands of tons) Result Target Aizuwakamatsu areas through the correct operation 44.5% of 48.0% organic 70 reduction reduction exhaust gas 58.6treatment 52.9 equipment (fiscal) Reducing the Generation of Waste Products Making Waste Organic Solvents Valuable Fujitsu Semiconductor Limited Mie Plant previously solidified and disposed of cafeteria waste oils as general waste. The plant also disposed of waste solvents discharged from manufacturing processes as industrial waste. As a result of evaluating a mixture of these wastes for reuse, it became clear that the combustion calories could be used as fuel and the waste was transformed into a valuable resource. This cut costs and reduced waste products by approximately 82 tons per year. Emissions of greenhouse gases other than CO₂ (GWP tens of thousands of tons) Result Target 59.8% 37.0% reduction reduction (fiscal) Base level Result Target Base level Result Target PRTR Law-controlled Chemical Substances Emissions Waste Products Generation (tons) Stage VII (fiscal ) aggregates PRTR and VOC Result 78.4% reduction (thousand tons) Result 42.3% reduction Target 23.4% reduction PRTR Law-controlled chemical substances emissions aggregated in Stage VI (fiscal ) (fiscal) (fiscal) Base level Result Base level Result Target 14 FUJITSU SEMICONDUCTOR GROUP Environmental Report 2013

17 Reducing Environmental Load Business Activities, Environmental Impact and Environmental Accounting Business Activities and Environmental Load (Material Balance) The Fujitsu Semiconductor Group quantitatively measures the overall environmental load arising from our production activities, and advances environmentally friendly business activities. Fiscal 2012 Business Activities and Environmental Load (Material Balance) Purchased electricity 738,224MWh (854,399MWh) INPUT Heavy oil 5,272kl (8,707kl) Fujitsu Semiconductor Development & Design CO₂ 324,673tons (383,138tons) OUTPUT NOx 29.0tons (23.3tons) Diesel fuel 0kl (0kl) City gas 3,503,365m³ (3,560,000m³) Kerosene 346kl (874kl) LPG 102tons (138tons) Manufacturing (Front-end Processes) Manufacturing (Back-end Processes) SOx 10.1tons (15.6tons) Waste products 7,894tons (8,464tons) Water 10,176,706m₃ (11,375,000m³) Chemical substances 336tons (441tons) Distribution & Sales Waste water* 10,357,430m₃ (11,139,000m³) Chemical substances 3.0tons (4.2tons) Calculation Method INPUT OUTPUT Development, design and manufacturing Development, design and manufacturing Environmental Accounting Energy Consumption of electric power, oil and gases used at plants and workplaces in fiscal 2012 Water Volume of water used at plants and workplaces in fiscal 2012 Chemical Substances Volume of PRTR Law-controlled chemical substances handled at plants and workplaces in fiscal 2012 Atmospheric Emissions The Fujitsu Semiconductor Group fiscal 2012 environmental accounting aggregated results are presented in the following table, which shows capital investments of 31 million yen, costs of 1,901 million yen and an economic effect of 2,105 million yen. Investments The Fujitsu Semiconductor Group made investments in global warming prevention measures * Impact from discharge of reservoir water in the Mie area CO₂: fiscal 2012 CO₂ emissions from energy consumption at plants and workplaces NOx, SOx: Calculated based on measurements of substance concentrations in exhaust gas emitted from exhaust vents at plants and workplaces in fiscal 2012 Waste Products Amount of waste products generated by plants and workplaces in fiscal 2012 Wastewater Amount discharged into sewerage, rivers and streams from plants and workplaces in fiscal 2012 Chemical Substances Calculated by measuring the fiscal 2012 concentration of PRTR Law-controlled chemical substances at plant water outlets and exhaust vents multiplied by the total emissions or discharges volumes or based on the chemical substances balances Costs The Fujitsu Semiconductor Group is advancing improvements in energy conservation measures and waste volume reductions, focusing on air and water pollution prevention costs (Revised Water Pollution Control Act, etc.). The Group will continue to advance efficient environmental investments and work to reduce the environmental load through analysis of environmental accounting aggregate results. Fujitsu Semiconductor Group Environmental Accounting Aggregate Results (fiscal 2012) Unit: million yen Item Main areas Capital Investment Cost Economic effect Pollution prevention costs/benefits Preventing air pollution, water pollution, etc. 0 (60) 964 (1,395) 996 (1,641) Business Global environment preservation costs/benefits Preventing global warming, energy saving, etc. 31 (92) 258 (508) 139 (244) Area Resource circulation costs/benefits Upstream/downstream costs/benefits Disposal of waste, efficient utilization of resources, etc. Collection, recycling and resale of products and goods, etc. 0 0 (1) (0) (612) (7) (1,377) (17) Administration costs/benefits Maintenance and operation of environmental management systems, etc. 0 (19) 246 (344) 16 (53) Research and development costs/benefits Research and development of products that contribute to environmental protection, etc. 0 (0) 0 (0) 62 (156) Social activities costs/benefits Donations and assistance to environmental conservation groups, etc. 0 (0) 0 (0) 0 (0) Environmental damage costs/benefits Restoration of soil and groundwater contamination, etc. 0 (24) 7 (95) 200 (200) Total 31 (196) 1,901 (2,961) 2,105 (3,667) Some figures are rounded off, so the totals may not match. Some items do not appear in the figures due to rounding off. Many activities are being steadily advanced without incurring large costs. Figures inside parentheses are for the prior fiscal year. FUJITSU SEMICONDUCTOR GROUP Environmental Report

18 Environmental Considerations in Products Green Procurement and Approach to Chemical Substances in Products Green Procurement The Fujitsu Group has set out the basic standards that require procurement of environmentally sound parts, materials and products with higher priority, as Fujitsu Group Green Procurement Direction. We work together with our suppliers to advance the green procurement activity to promote the conservation of global environment. Fujitsu Group Green Procurement Direction sets the following types of basic requirements for our suppliers. In principle, we ask all of our suppliers to arrange and administer a third-party certified EMS (Environmental Management System) to continually implement activities to reduce the environmental load. We also ask parts and materials suppliers to arrange a CMS (Chemical substances Management System). The Fujitsu Group Environmental Protection Program Stage VII which began from April 2013 also asks the suppliers for continuing efforts toward restricting and reducing CO₂ emissions. The Fujitsu Semiconductor Group is participating in these efforts as a member of the Fujitsu Group, strengthening our upstream management while providing support to our suppliers, and working to create a sustainable, low-carbon society. Approach to Chemical Substances in Products The Fujitsu Semiconductor Group promotes appropriate management of chemical substances in products so we can provide our customers with products they can use without any concern. The Fujitsu Group has designated substances that are harmful to humans and the environment and whose use is prohibited or regulated by law as Fujitsu Group Designated Prohibited Substances. We strictly prohibit the use of those substances, eliminate them through green procurement activities, and provide products that do not contain them. Moreover, when there are concerns that certain substances may be harmful, they are classified as Fujitsu Group Designated Controlled Substances or Fujitsu Group Designated Reporting Substances to protect customer safety and the environment based on the precautionary principle. The amount of these substances contained in products is properly managed to prepare for their possible reclassification as Designated Prohibited Substances if it is determined that the substances are harmful. Ongoing Response to Domestic and Foreign Regulations Various laws and regulations have been enacted concerning chemical substances contained in products in each country, such as the EU REACH regulation which requires chemical substances registration and reporting. Amid this trend, the Fujitsu Semiconductor Group is using the Joint Article Management Promotion Consortium (JAMP) formats for chemical substances management and information transmission so we can respond flexibly to additional future regulatory tightening. Response to the EU RoHS Directive and the China RoHS The Fujitsu Semiconductor Group provides semiconductor products that comply with the EU RoHS Directive* and the China RoHS. Regarding the RoHS Directive in particular, the Group delivered products that comply with RoHS2 (2011/65/EU) before it was implemented from January 2013 to give customers a greater sense of security, and the Group is working at even more thorough appropriate management. The Group still uses lead in certain products as requested by customers and in certain old products, but we are advancing the switchover to lead-free products as appropriate. The Fujitsu Semiconductor Group regard minimizing the risks posed by designated chemical substances as a high priority issue, and will actively advance measures to address substances that may possibly be harmful, based on the principle of prevention. * Certain products fall under RoHS Directive exclusions categories. 16 FUJITSU SEMICONDUCTOR GROUP Environmental Report 2013