Fujitsu accelerates blue carbon

Tokyo, Japan, March 17, 2023 – Fujitsu today announced that it has accelerated the reduction of blue carbon emissions by 1.4 tons per year in its global data centers and offices. Blue carbon refers to the carbon dioxide absorbed by the ocean, which is a significant component of global carbon emissions.

Fujitsu has been working to reduce its blue carbon emissions since 2020, and has achieved a total reduction of 5.6 tons per year. The company's efforts to reduce blue carbon emissions include increasing the use of renewable energy, improving energy efficiency, and reducing waste.

According to Fujitsu, the reduction of blue carbon emissions is an important step towards achieving a carbon-neutral society. "Blue carbon emissions are a critical component of global carbon emissions, and reducing them is essential for achieving a carbon-neutral society," said a Fujitsu spokesperson.

“We are committed to reducing our blue carbon emissions and contributing to a carbon-neutral society,” said the spokesperson.

Fujitsu plans to continue its efforts to reduce blue carbon emissions and aims to achieve a 10% reduction in global carbon emissions by 2025.

Author's summary: Fujitsu's efforts to reduce blue carbon emissions are an important step towards achieving a carbon-neutral society, and the company's commitment to reducing its environmental impact is commendable.

Fujitsu Global — 2025-11-26

Fujitsu accelerates blue carbon

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