Download: J4CE Noteworthy Cases/Initiatives 2022
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Proof of Concept Promoting Reuse in Local Communities With Mercari, Yakult Sanyo, Akitakata City, and Miyoshi City
Mercari, Inc. Yakult Sanyo Inc. Akitakada City, Hiroshima Prefecture Miyoshi City, Hiroshima Prefecture
This is a collaborative project between Mercari, Inc., Yakult Sanyo Corporation, and Akitakata City and Miyoshi City of Hiroshima Prefecture. Together, we started a proof of concept where we collect usable items that people no longer need from Akitakata City and Miyoshi City and sell them on Mercari’s e-commerce platform Mercari Shops. So far, Mercari has partnered up with a total of 38 local governments across Japan (as of July 8, 2024) to sell their unwanted items on Mercari Shops.
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The Circular Economy Lease(CE Lease) provided by Fuyo Lease
Fuyo General Lease Co.,Ltd.
The Circular Economy Lease (CE Lease) is a lease that promotes the circular economy by setting a residual value and utilizing a clause that allows the property to be returned at the end of the lease. Fuyo Lease reliably reuses and recycles products that are returned with their use value maintained, thereby extending product life and improving resource recycling.
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Started a demonstration experiment on store management of "100% renewable energy" utilizing electric vehicle batteries, high-performance solar panels, and electricity derived from "Graduate FIT"
Seven & i Holdings Co., Ltd. SEVEN-ELEVEN JAPAN CO.,LTD. Nissan Motor Co., Ltd. 4R Energy Corporation
EVEN-ELEVEN JAPAN Co., Ltd. has started a demonstration experiment to procure all electric energy for store operations from renewable energy sources at 10 Seven-Eleven stores in Kanagawa Prefecture since September 26, 2019 (Thursday).
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A service for laptop users called "Battery Life Cycle NAVI"
Panasonic Corporation
A example is the offer for an optional service for Panasonic laptop users called Battery Life Cycle NAVI.*1 The service is designed to prolong the life and increase the value of our products.
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Initiatives for the “3Rs” (Reduce, Reuse, and Recycle)
SOHGO SECURITY SERVICES CO.,LTD.
ALSOK is advancing Companywide initiatives based on the “3Rs”, or reduce, reuse, and recycle.
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Value networks creation between organizations for circular economy
Circular Economy Association
We aim to establish the support system on value network creation for circular economy between organizations in accordance with the following approaches.
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Recovering various types of valuable metals by a large-scale smelting and recycling complex
DOWA HOLDINGS CO.,LTD.
We have advanced technologies for recovering around 20 types of valuable metals, including various rare metals, which are contained in minute quantities in ores, as well as copper and zinc from various raw materials. We have cultivated these technologies through many years of mining and smelting business operation.
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Recycling of used lithium-ion batteries
DOWA ECO-SYSTEM CO., LTD.
In October 2018, we participated in a joint collection scheme for used lithium-ion batteries launched by the Japan Automobile Manufacturers Association, and ECO-SYSTEM AKITA CO., LTD. and ECO-SYSTEM SANYO CO., LTD. registered as the battery recycling facilities.
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Lithium Supply Chain in the Next Mobility Strategy of Toyota Tsusho
Toyota Tsusho Corporation
With an eye towards acquiring lithium resources, Toyota Tsusho began to conduct studies on global mining reserves in 2008, just as the popularity of lithium-ion batteries began to surge.
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Renewable Energy Strategy of Toyota Tsusho
Toyota Tsusho Corporation
Renewable energy business of Toyota Tsusho started in the US wind power generation business in 1987m and since then, it has expanded mainly in Europe and the US, and started the business in Japan in 1999, and now has the largest power generation capacity of 3.4GW(gross) in Japan.
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Recycle of car in Circular Economy Strategy of Toyota Tsusho
Toyota Tsusho Corporation
Since the establishment of Toyota Metal Co., Ltd. in 1970 for the purpose of proper disposal / recycling promotion and spread of scrapped vehicles, we have created automobile-related recycling businesses in Japan and overseas, aiming for effective utilization of limited resources, ranging from automobile production process waste to used automobiles.
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Closed loop recycle of secondary battery
ENVIPRO HOLDINGS Inc.
Aiming at mass disposal of EV batteries in the future, currently VOLTA recycles consumer batteries.