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Factors for One Household
- Greenhouse gas emissions calculated/evaluated based on a sample household
- Factors for One Household (based on fiscal 1991 products)
- Quality of Life
- Environmental impact (product lifecycle)
Whilst we have made improvements in the Factor figures for each product, the number and size of products used at one household have both been increasing. As we are mainly engaged in the home appliance industry, we therefore believe it is important to evaluate the GHG and Resource Factors for One Household, targeting some 90 appliances or items of equipment commonly used in households.
Greenhouse gas emissions calculated/evaluated based on a sample household
Breakdown of greenhouse gas emissions calculated and evaluated based on a sample household used in calculating Factor for One Household
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We assumed a four-member, three-generation household with grandmother(70), father (40), mother (37) and daughter (6).The family live in a two-story house with 4 rooms and a living-dinning room, with total floor area of 136.9m2, the national average in Japan. Fiscal 1991: The latest models that we produced and marketed at that time in consideration of market penetration Fiscal 2007: The Latest products recommended by Panasonic in consideration of market penetration and changes in lifestyles (increase in the number and size of products used at a household) |
Factors for One Household (based on fiscal 1991 products)
| Targets for fiscal 2011 |
Actual results for fiscal 2007 | |
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| GHG Factor | 5 | |
| Resource Factor |
3 |
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Environmental impact (product lifecycle)
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- *1 CO2 emissions at the manufacturing, transportation, use, recycling, and disposal stages
- *2 Newly input resources + discarded resources
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