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Chubo (Central Breakwater) Tokyo Environmental Public Tokyo Metropolitan Center for Tokyo Metropolitan Research Institute Service Corporation Climate Change Actions Landfill Site Management Office for Environmental Protection (in Central Breakwater Joint Government Bldg., (Headquarters) (Cool Net Tokyo) Bureau of the Environment) To Kameido Hanzomon Line

Yotsume St. Tokyo Teleport Sta. on the (Tokyo Waterfront Area ) Tokyo Metropolitan Center for Climate Change Actions Wangan St. Tokyo Teleport Bus Stop Toei Oedo Line Mizuho Bank Kinshi Park Tokyo Tokyo

Kinshicho Sta. Metropolitan Metropolitan Eitai St. To Minami-sunamachi Arca Kit Arca East Main Bldg. No.2 Main Bldg. No.1 Telecom Center-mae Bus Stop Kinshicho Toyocho Sta.

Tochomae Sta. Tokyo Metro Tozai Line Telecom Center Sta. Lotte City Hotel Kinshicho Tokyo Shinjuku North exit Toei Shinjuku Line Metropolitan Sumitomo Toyota Mobility Tokyo NS Bldg. To Kiba

Assembly Bldg. Bldg. Exit No. 3 Meiji St. To Ryogoku To Kameido Honda Telecom Center Bldg. KDDI Bldg. Keio Plaza Shinjuku Kinshicho Sta. Hotel Tokyo Mitsui Bldg. Bureau of juku Sta. Waterworks, Koto Driver’s Shinjuku Tokyo Yodobashi Camera South exit License Center PARCO Shinjuku Nishi-shin Metropolitan Central Breakwater Inner Landfill Site Center Bldg. Government Sta. Rotary Nippon Rakutenchi Digital Corp. Tokyo Traffic Toei Oedo Line Tokyo Metropolitan Tokyo Metro Line Research Institute for Kinshicho Bldg. 8F Shinjuku Sta. Chubo (Central Breakwater) Keiyo St. (general road) Environmental Protection Landfill Site Management Office Shinjuku Sta. Keio Line Toei Oedo Line Riot Police Unit No. 9, (in Central Breakwater Joint Tokyo Metropolitan Police Department Rinkai Tunnel Government Bldg., Yotsume St . Shinjuku-nishiguchi Sta. Marui Shinjuku Sta. Odakyu Line Bureau of the Environment) Shinjuku Sta . Tokyo Environmental Public Service Corporation JR Shinjuku Sta. Golf practice range Seibu-shinjuku Sta.

8F, Tokyo Traffic Kinshicho Bldg., 10F, Shinjuku NS Bldg., 1-7-5 Shinsuna, Koto-ku, Tokyo 2-4-76 Uminomori, Koto-ku, Tokyo 4-26-5 Kotobashi, Sumida-ku, Tokyo 2-4-1 Nishi-shinjuku, Shinjuku-ku, Tokyo

ACCESS ACCESS ACCESS ACCESS • 1 min. walk from Kinshicho Sta. on the JR Sobu Line • 7 min. walk from the west exit of JR Shinjuku Sta. • 10 min. walk from the exit No. 3 of Toyocho Sta. on the Tokyo • From Tokyo Teleport Sta. of the Tokyo Waterfront Area Rapid • 1 min. walk from Kinshicho Sta. on the Tokyo Metro • 6 min. walk from Shinjuku Sta. on the Toei Shinjuku Line/Keio Line Metro Tozai Line Transit or Yurikamome Telecom Center Sta., take the Toei Bus bound for Chuo-bohatei and get off at the Kankyokyoku- Hanzomon Line • 3 min. walk from Tochomae Sta. on the Toei Oedo Line chubo-godo-chosha-mae Stop • 1 min. walk from the Kinshicho Sta. South Exit Bus Terminal

(Japanese) K058-02 Message from the President Tokyo Environmental Public Service Corporation will endeavor to address increasingly diversifying and serious environmental problems to achieve a sustainable, attractive, and vibrant city of Tokyo.

In recent years, the effects of global warming have become Since its establishment in 1962, TEPSC has worked increasingly severe, ranging from life-threatening heat to together with the government to solve diversifying unprecedented rainfall, and have already had a significant impact Smart Energy environmental problems, initially focusing on the field of on our daily lives. Our traditional consumer society based on the Energy-saving measures Introduction of renewable energy waste and in recent years expanding its business to include mass consumption of resources has resulted in global Use of hydrogen energy Heat management measures measures against global warming, protection of the natural environmental pollution, including pollution by plastics of marine environment, and surveys and research. ecosystems. To create a Smart Energy City and a comfortable With the Paris Agreement coming into effect and the urban environment, Tokyo Environmental Public Service establishment of the SDGs, the momentum to pursue Corporation (TEPSC) has promoted a wide range of operations, sustainability is rapidly spreading on a global scale, and including energy conservation measures, promotion of proper Tokyo has to play a leading role as an environmentally waste disposal and sustainable resource use, conservation of the Environmental Learning Making use of facilities, advanced city. natural environment, and surveys and research that contribute to regional features, and knowledge As a policy partner of the Tokyo Metropolitan Government the improvement and enhancement of the environment. Natural Environment (TMG), TEPSC will continue to take the various Development of volunteer Given that the enormous impact of climate change and the urgent human resources environmental issues surrounding Tokyo seriously and need for countermeasures have once again come to the fore, we Maintenance and management of Sustainable Resource Use nature conservation areas make full use of its expertise and frontline capabilities to will use our knowledge and expertise to encourage everyone to Three Rs and Respect for the Earth's Resources solve them, with the goal of “realizing a Zero Emission change their behavior to become more environmentally conscious Tokyo that will contribute to achieving net-zero CO2 and to proactively take on the challenge of resolving diversified emissions by 2050,” as declared by TMG. and serious environmental issues, to realize a Zero Emission Tokyo Besides, we will strive to strengthen our governance that will decarbonize society as a whole. In this way, we aim to through fair and sound management of the organization make Tokyo an attractive and vibrant city able to achieve Research and aim to become a corporation that can garner greater sustainable growth. Institute for trust from the residents and businesses of Tokyo. Environmental Protection I would like to ask for your continued suggestions and Studies and research to bring about bene cial changes and cooperation in this endeavor. improvements to the urban environment Norio Yamagishi President Tokyo Environmental Public Service Corporation

TEPSC’s efforts to achieve the SDGs

Adopted at the United Nations Summit in September 2015, the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) are common goals for the global community. They consist of 17 goals and 169 targets to achieve a sustainable world by 2030. Environmental problems may arise from any social or economic activity of humans, and the SDGs underpin the importance of solving closely related economic, social, and environmental problems in an integrated manner. As a public interest organization engaged in environmental projects and services, TEPSC will contribute to the achievement of the SDGs through its activities, such as by supporting and promoting environmental initiatives by the residents and businesses of Tokyo that will lead to their realization, and by playing a pivotal role in partnership and collaboration with various entities. Transforming our world

3 Message from the President Tokyo Environmental Public Service Corporation will endeavor to address increasingly diversifying and serious environmental problems to achieve a sustainable, attractive, and vibrant city of Tokyo.

In recent years, the effects of global warming have become Since its establishment in 1962, TEPSC has worked increasingly severe, ranging from life-threatening heat to together with the government to solve diversifying unprecedented rainfall, and have already had a significant impact Smart Energy environmental problems, initially focusing on the field of on our daily lives. Our traditional consumer society based on the Energy-saving measures Introduction of renewable energy waste and in recent years expanding its business to include mass consumption of resources has resulted in global Use of hydrogen energy Heat management measures measures against global warming, protection of the natural environmental pollution, including pollution by plastics of marine environment, and surveys and research. ecosystems. To create a Smart Energy City and a comfortable With the Paris Agreement coming into effect and the urban environment, Tokyo Environmental Public Service establishment of the SDGs, the momentum to pursue Corporation (TEPSC) has promoted a wide range of operations, sustainability is rapidly spreading on a global scale, and including energy conservation measures, promotion of proper Tokyo has to play a leading role as an environmentally waste disposal and sustainable resource use, conservation of the Environmental Learning Making use of facilities, advanced city. natural environment, and surveys and research that contribute to regional features, and knowledge As a policy partner of the Tokyo Metropolitan Government the improvement and enhancement of the environment. Natural Environment (TMG), TEPSC will continue to take the various Development of volunteer Given that the enormous impact of climate change and the urgent human resources environmental issues surrounding Tokyo seriously and need for countermeasures have once again come to the fore, we Maintenance and management of Sustainable Resource Use nature conservation areas make full use of its expertise and frontline capabilities to will use our knowledge and expertise to encourage everyone to Three Rs and Respect for the Earth's Resources solve them, with the goal of “realizing a Zero Emission change their behavior to become more environmentally conscious Tokyo that will contribute to achieving net-zero CO2 and to proactively take on the challenge of resolving diversified emissions by 2050,” as declared by TMG. and serious environmental issues, to realize a Zero Emission Tokyo Besides, we will strive to strengthen our governance that will decarbonize society as a whole. In this way, we aim to through fair and sound management of the organization make Tokyo an attractive and vibrant city able to achieve Research and aim to become a corporation that can garner greater sustainable growth. Institute for trust from the residents and businesses of Tokyo. Environmental Protection I would like to ask for your continued suggestions and Studies and research to bring about bene cial changes and cooperation in this endeavor. improvements to the urban environment Norio Yamagishi President Tokyo Environmental Public Service Corporation

TEPSC’s efforts to achieve the SDGs

Adopted at the United Nations Summit in September 2015, the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) are common goals for the global community. They consist of 17 goals and 169 targets to achieve a sustainable world by 2030. Environmental problems may arise from any social or economic activity of humans, and the SDGs underpin the importance of solving closely related economic, social, and environmental problems in an integrated manner. As a public interest organization engaged in environmental projects and services, TEPSC will contribute to the achievement of the SDGs through its activities, such as by supporting and promoting environmental initiatives by the residents and businesses of Tokyo that will lead to their realization, and by playing a pivotal role in partnership and collaboration with various entities. Transforming our world

3 Smart Energy

Smart Energy Energy Conservation Diagnosis for Small and Medium-Sized Business Establishments

Experienced energy conservation consultants will visit an of ce in Tokyo, propose the most appropriate energy conservation measures according to the characteristics of the of ce, and support the improvement of its operations (free of charge). We also disseminate speci c cases of energy conservation tailored to the characteristics of respective industries through textbooks, websites, animated videos, and other media, and dispatch instructors to training sessions for businesses. Towards Achieving a Smart Energy City

Extreme weather observed worldwide that is believed to be caused by global warming has manifested itself here in Tokyo in the form of an increase in extremely hot days and torrential rains. Incorporating energy conservation and renewable energy into the business activities of small and medium-sized

companies and into the lives of households will help reduce the CO2 Energy conservation measures illustrated by animation emissions that are causing global warming. In line with the TMG’s policy to

achieve a Smart Energy City, TEPSC is assisting efforts to prevent global Textbooks on industry-speci c energy conservation measures warming, with Cool Net Tokyo1 serving as a hub. Cumulative total of about 4,300 cases diagnosed (FY 2008 to FY 2019) 1 Nickname for the Tokyo Metropolitan Center for Climate Change Actions

Has the energy conservation diagnosis How much has your company’s energy use been reduced produced a positive effect? after receiving an energy conservation diagnosis?

We are working tirelessly to increase the Had no benefits Electricity Gas Tap water percentage of electricity used in Tokyo that 2% Don’t know consumption consumption consumption is derived from renewable sources to 30%! 17% Average Average Average TEPSC facilitates the introduction of renewable energy in small reduction of reduction of reduction of and medium-sized businesses and households and supports Had a positive effect % % % initiatives to achieve a hydrogen-powered society. 81% 16.3 23.2 15.0

* A survey was conducted on the businesses that underwent an energy conservation diagnosis Positive effects were felt by between FY 2008 and FY 2018 (1,043 valid responses) approximately 81% of the businesses! Cool Net > Energy conservation diagnosis for businesses (Japanese) https://www.tokyo-co2down.jp/company/eco/company/index.html Target: 30% Approx. 14% Approx. 6% Model projects to promote the spread Result in FY 2012 Result in FY 2017 By 20302 of electricity from renewable energy sources using the FIT scheme 2 Tokyo Environmental Master Plan (2016)

TEPSC combines FIT electricity derived from renewable energy sources and supplies it to its own facilities, etc. Using the know-how acquired in this project, such as adjustment of electricity supply and demand as an electric power retailer, we will demonstrate a model for preferentially choosing electricity derived from renewable energy, such as by dispatching advisors to municipalities and other organizations that are considering establishing a new renewable energy power business.

Courtesy of Kesennuma Regional Energy Courtesy of Chofu Machinaka Energy K.K. Development Company 4 column 5 Smart Energy

Smart Energy Energy Conservation Diagnosis for Small and Medium-Sized Business Establishments

Experienced energy conservation consultants will visit an of ce in Tokyo, propose the most appropriate energy conservation measures according to the characteristics of the of ce, and support the improvement of its operations (free of charge). We also disseminate speci c cases of energy conservation tailored to the characteristics of respective industries through textbooks, websites, animated videos, and other media, and dispatch instructors to training sessions for businesses. Towards Achieving a Smart Energy City

Extreme weather observed worldwide that is believed to be caused by global warming has manifested itself here in Tokyo in the form of an increase in extremely hot days and torrential rains. Incorporating energy conservation and renewable energy into the business activities of small and medium-sized companies and into the lives of households will help reduce the CO2 Energy conservation measures illustrated by animation emissions that are causing global warming. In line with the TMG’s policy to achieve a Smart Energy City, TEPSC is assisting efforts to prevent global Textbooks on industry-speci c energy conservation measures warming, with Cool Net Tokyo1 serving as a hub. Cumulative total of about 4,300 cases diagnosed (FY 2008 to FY 2019) 1 Nickname for the Tokyo Metropolitan Center for Climate Change Actions

Has the energy conservation diagnosis How much has your company’s energy use been reduced produced a positive effect? after receiving an energy conservation diagnosis?

We are working tirelessly to increase the Had no benefits Electricity Gas Tap water percentage of electricity used in Tokyo that 2% Don’t know consumption consumption consumption is derived from renewable sources to 30%! 17% Average Average Average TEPSC facilitates the introduction of renewable energy in small reduction of reduction of reduction of and medium-sized businesses and households and supports Had a positive effect % % % initiatives to achieve a hydrogen-powered society. 81% 16.3 23.2 15.0

* A survey was conducted on the businesses that underwent an energy conservation diagnosis Positive effects were felt by between FY 2008 and FY 2018 (1,043 valid responses) approximately 81% of the businesses! Cool Net > Energy conservation diagnosis for businesses (Japanese) https://www.tokyo-co2down.jp/company/eco/company/index.html Target: 30% Approx. 14% Approx. 6% Model projects to promote the spread Result in FY 2012 Result in FY 2017 By 20302 of electricity from renewable energy sources using the FIT scheme 2 Tokyo Environmental Master Plan (2016)

TEPSC combines FIT electricity derived from renewable energy sources and supplies it to its own facilities, etc. Using the know-how acquired in this project, such as adjustment of electricity supply and demand as an electric power retailer, we will demonstrate a model for preferentially choosing electricity derived from renewable energy, such as by dispatching advisors to municipalities and other organizations that are considering establishing a new renewable energy power business.

Courtesy of Kesennuma Regional Energy Courtesy of Chofu Machinaka Energy K.K. Development Company 4 column 5 To Kiba Edagawa Smart Energy Shioedabashi Elementary School Tokyo Akatsukibashi Shiomi Sta. Edagawa Hydrogen Hydrogen Information Center Kindergarten Museum (Tokyo 7-Eleven Suiso-miru) Shiomi Maruetsu Post Office Hachiedabashi FamilyMart Shiomi 1-Chome FamilyMart Bus Stop Ekokkuru Koto JR Keiyo Line Shiomi Sports Park Nanaedabashi Sazanamibashi Supporting a Low-carbon Lifestyle at Home! Tatsumibashi Tatsumi 1-Chome Tasumi-no-mori Tokyo Metro Kaihin Seaside Park Bus Stop Mitsumedori TEPSC dispatches energy conservation instructors to seminars held by companies Yurakucho Line The Tokyo Hydrogen Museum is an experience-based facility where visitors and local governments. The instructors share tips on how to save energy at home Tatsumi Sta. can learn about the invisible element of hydrogen and get a glimpse of a To Shinkiba and how to choose LED lighting. In addition, we organize energy conservation Wangandoro future hydrogen-powered society while having fun viewing, touching, and seminars and participate in environmental events held by municipalities in order to Address: 1-3-2 Shiomi, Koto-ku, Tokyo 135-0052 experiencing the exhibits. TEL: 03-6666-6761 inform participants about the current state of global warming and offer speci c Opening hours: 9:00 a.m. – 5:00 p.m. (Last admission: 4:30 p.m.) Let’s watch how hydrogen is used Closed: Mondays, and year-end and New Year holidays (Dec. 28 to Jan. 4) examples of energy conservation, thereby supporting the energy conservation in power generation! * Open on Monday if it is a national holiday, SUISON and closed on the following weekday activities of each and every resident of Tokyo. Access Lots of • 8 min. walk from JR Shiomi Sta. on JR Keiyo Line • 20 min. walk from Tatsumi Sta. on Tokyo Metro Yurakucho Line Seminar With quizzes and other interactive activities, experience-based • 1 min. walk from Shiomi 1-Chome stop of Toei Bus Nishiki 13 Otsu route (Kinshicho Fukagawa Shako) contents you can have fun while you learn. exhibits make for fun learning ● Mechanism of global warming ● Buying a new one will save you a ● Let’s check the energy ef ciency of great deal of energy ELELE my home ● LED lights are energy-saving and ● Let’s measure power consumption long-life ● Do it once and save energy for years ● How to select LED light bulbs to come ● The key to saving energy is how you ● Creative ways of being comfortable use hot water with less energy * From the above, we will adjust the content to suit your time and requests. 1F Play the quiz game and Tokyo Solar Roof Registry be a hydrogen master! As an information provision initiative promoted jointly with TMG to expand the use of solar energy, TEPSC has made public the Tokyo Solar Roof Registry (Potential Map) as an information 2F provision initiative promoted jointly with TMG to expand the use of solar energy. The Registry shows which roofs are suitable for solar power The second generation and solar heat utilization. floor is also used for seminars for companies. Suiso-miru Tokyo Solar Roof Registry (Potential Map) (Japanese) https://www.tokyo-suisomiru.jp/language/en/ https://tokyosolar.netmap.jp/map/ SANSON MIZUZY column Emergency heat countermeasures Subsidy Programs for Businesses and Households Heat countermeasures for Supporting the introduction of heat Supporting the installation of Tokyo 2020 Games management facilities to promote air-conditioning systems at Grants are provided to encourage the residents and small and medium-sized businesses of Tokyo to act for the environment. heat countermeasures gymnasiums in public schools in Tokyo In order to ensure the success of the Tokyo With the heat island phenomenon continuing in Gymnasiums in public schools are an important 2020 Games, heat countermeasures are Tokyo due to the progress of urbanization and educational environment for students and also Subsidies for introducing equipment Subsidies for introducing Subsidies for introducing hydrogen important to protect the health and safety of in preparation for the Tokyo 2020 Games, it is serve as a shelter in the event of a disaster. to save and create energy and utilize environmentally friendly vehicles energy-related equipment both the residents of Tokyo and international critical to address heat countermeasures for We assist municipal governments to install new renewable energy and Japanese spectators and tourists from the the residents and tourists. air-conditioning equipment in the gymnasiums extreme heat of the city. TEPSC provides subsidies to municipal of public schools in their respective areas to ● Replacing old appliances with ● Electric vehicles, PHV 2 ● Hydrogen station facilities3 energy-saving models1 In the test event in the summer of 2019, TEPSC governments and businesses in Tokyo for part ensure a comfortable environment for ● Fuel cell vehicles and external ● Renewable energy-derived hydrogen facilities veri ed the installation of rest areas and of the cost of installing heat management evacuation in the event of a disaster and a ● Building a new energy-ef cient house power supplies ● Commercial and industrial fuel cells and other distribution of goods. Based on the results, we facilities, thereby promoting the creation of decent educational environment for the public ● Retro t of insulated windows and doors in ● Electric motorcycles hydrogen-based equipment existing homes will implement ef cient and intensive measures cool spots to ease the heat felt by people. schools against intense heat that may cause ● Fuel cell buses and EV buses 3 Including subsidies for operation of the facilities in both tangible and intangible ways to alleviate health hazards. ● Installation of heat utilization equipment ● Eco-friendly taxies the heat felt by people. ● Power generation and heat utilization from renewable energy sources on a local production ● Charging facilities for electric vehicles for local consumption basis 2 Plug-in hybrid vehicles

● Cogeneration system (CGS) Cool Net > Grants and subsidies for businesses (Japanese) ● Heat and power supply infrastructure https://www.tokyo-co2down.jp/ ● Installation of a residential solar power system company/subsidy/ with zero initial cost

● Installation of storage batteries and ENE FARM For households For businesses Cool Net > Grants and subsidies for ● Operational improvements households (Japanese) 1 Tokyo Zero Emission points will be awarded. https://www.tokyo-co2down.jp/

* Applications may be closed depending on the status of budget execution for each program. individual/subsidy/

Details are provided in the “Eco Support” booklet that introduces environment-related subsidy programs, etc. Rest area installed for the test event Cooling system that uses ultra- ne water mist Air-conditioning system installed in a gymnasium (Published by Bureau of Environment, TMG) 6 column 7 To Kiba Edagawa Smart Energy Shioedabashi Elementary School Tokyo Akatsukibashi Shiomi Sta. Edagawa Hydrogen Hydrogen Information Center Kindergarten Museum (Tokyo 7-Eleven Suiso-miru) Shiomi Maruetsu Post Office Hachiedabashi FamilyMart Shiomi 1-Chome FamilyMart Bus Stop Ekokkuru Koto JR Keiyo Line Shiomi Sports Park Nanaedabashi Sazanamibashi Supporting a Low-carbon Lifestyle at Home! Tatsumibashi Tatsumi 1-Chome Tasumi-no-mori Tokyo Metro Kaihin Seaside Park Bus Stop Mitsumedori TEPSC dispatches energy conservation instructors to seminars held by companies Yurakucho Line The Tokyo Hydrogen Museum is an experience-based facility where visitors and local governments. The instructors share tips on how to save energy at home Tatsumi Sta. can learn about the invisible element of hydrogen and get a glimpse of a To Shinkiba and how to choose LED lighting. In addition, we organize energy conservation Wangandoro future hydrogen-powered society while having fun viewing, touching, and seminars and participate in environmental events held by municipalities in order to Address: 1-3-2 Shiomi, Koto-ku, Tokyo 135-0052 experiencing the exhibits. TEL: 03-6666-6761 inform participants about the current state of global warming and offer speci c Opening hours: 9:00 a.m. – 5:00 p.m. (Last admission: 4:30 p.m.) Let’s watch how hydrogen is used Closed: Mondays, and year-end and New Year holidays (Dec. 28 to Jan. 4) examples of energy conservation, thereby supporting the energy conservation in power generation! * Open on Monday if it is a national holiday, SUISON and closed on the following weekday activities of each and every resident of Tokyo. Access Lots of • 8 min. walk from JR Shiomi Sta. on JR Keiyo Line • 20 min. walk from Tatsumi Sta. on Tokyo Metro Yurakucho Line Seminar With quizzes and other interactive activities, experience-based • 1 min. walk from Shiomi 1-Chome stop of Toei Bus Nishiki 13 Otsu route (Kinshicho Fukagawa Shako) contents you can have fun while you learn. exhibits make for fun learning ● Mechanism of global warming ● Buying a new one will save you a ● Let’s check the energy ef ciency of great deal of energy ELELE my home ● LED lights are energy-saving and ● Let’s measure power consumption long-life ● Do it once and save energy for years ● How to select LED light bulbs to come ● The key to saving energy is how you ● Creative ways of being comfortable use hot water with less energy * From the above, we will adjust the content to suit your time and requests. 1F Play the quiz game and Tokyo Solar Roof Registry be a hydrogen master! As an information provision initiative promoted jointly with TMG to expand the use of solar energy, TEPSC has made public the Tokyo Solar Roof Registry (Potential Map) as an information 2F provision initiative promoted jointly with TMG to expand the use of solar energy. The Registry shows which roofs are suitable for solar power The second generation and solar heat utilization. floor is also used for seminars for companies. Suiso-miru Tokyo Solar Roof Registry (Potential Map) (Japanese) https://www.tokyo-suisomiru.jp/language/en/ https://tokyosolar.netmap.jp/map/ SANSON MIZUZY column Emergency heat countermeasures Subsidy Programs for Businesses and Households Heat countermeasures for Supporting the introduction of heat Supporting the installation of Tokyo 2020 Games management facilities to promote air-conditioning systems at Grants are provided to encourage the residents and small and medium-sized businesses of Tokyo to act for the environment. heat countermeasures gymnasiums in public schools in Tokyo In order to ensure the success of the Tokyo With the heat island phenomenon continuing in Gymnasiums in public schools are an important 2020 Games, heat countermeasures are Tokyo due to the progress of urbanization and educational environment for students and also Subsidies for introducing equipment Subsidies for introducing Subsidies for introducing hydrogen important to protect the health and safety of in preparation for the Tokyo 2020 Games, it is serve as a shelter in the event of a disaster. to save and create energy and utilize environmentally friendly vehicles energy-related equipment both the residents of Tokyo and international critical to address heat countermeasures for We assist municipal governments to install new renewable energy and Japanese spectators and tourists from the the residents and tourists. air-conditioning equipment in the gymnasiums extreme heat of the city. TEPSC provides subsidies to municipal of public schools in their respective areas to ● Replacing old appliances with ● Electric vehicles, PHV 2 ● Hydrogen station facilities3 energy-saving models1 In the test event in the summer of 2019, TEPSC governments and businesses in Tokyo for part ensure a comfortable environment for ● Fuel cell vehicles and external ● Renewable energy-derived hydrogen facilities veri ed the installation of rest areas and of the cost of installing heat management evacuation in the event of a disaster and a ● Building a new energy-ef cient house power supplies ● Commercial and industrial fuel cells and other distribution of goods. Based on the results, we facilities, thereby promoting the creation of decent educational environment for the public ● Retro t of insulated windows and doors in ● Electric motorcycles hydrogen-based equipment existing homes will implement ef cient and intensive measures cool spots to ease the heat felt by people. schools against intense heat that may cause ● Fuel cell buses and EV buses 3 Including subsidies for operation of the facilities in both tangible and intangible ways to alleviate health hazards. ● Installation of heat utilization equipment ● Eco-friendly taxies the heat felt by people. ● Power generation and heat utilization from renewable energy sources on a local production ● Charging facilities for electric vehicles for local consumption basis 2 Plug-in hybrid vehicles

● Cogeneration system (CGS) Cool Net > Grants and subsidies for businesses (Japanese) ● Heat and power supply infrastructure https://www.tokyo-co2down.jp/ ● Installation of a residential solar power system company/subsidy/ with zero initial cost

● Installation of storage batteries and ENE FARM For households For businesses Cool Net > Grants and subsidies for ● Operational improvements households (Japanese) 1 Tokyo Zero Emission points will be awarded. https://www.tokyo-co2down.jp/

* Applications may be closed depending on the status of budget execution for each program. individual/subsidy/

Details are provided in the “Eco Support” booklet that introduces environment-related subsidy programs, etc. Rest area installed for the test event Cooling system that uses ultra- ne water mist Air-conditioning system installed in a gymnasium (Published by Bureau of Environment, TMG) 6 column 7 Sustainable Resource Use

Sustainable Resource Use Proper Disposal of Waste and Conservation of the Urban Environment The Tokyo Metropolitan Government Waste Land ll Site is the last land ll Operations inside the Central Breakwater site at Tokyo port. We are trying to extend the nite service life of the site We carry out commissioned operations at the intermediate processing by ensuring proper and safe land ll operations while taking plant and other facilities run by the Clean Association of TOKYO23 at environmental measures for the site. the Central Breakwater Inner Land ll Site. These operations include receiving waste, loading and transporting pulverized waste (e.g., large-sized waste), and conserving the environment (e.g., cleanup).

For the Promotion of Central Breakwater Inner Landfill Site Sustainable Resource Use Tokyo Metropolitan Waste Government Landfill Site

By 2060, the world’s population is expected to reach 10 billion people, and Central Breakwater Central Central resource use to skyrocket to 190 billion tons, more than double the current level, Breakwater Breakwater Outer Landfill Outer Landfill which will have a profound impact on climate change. Site (Phase 1) Site (Phase 2) Tokyo depends on other areas for the supply of vast amounts of resources and Provided by Clean Association of TOKYO23 consumes them in large quantities. Therefore, it has a responsibility to take the Operations outside the Central Breakwater lead in the sustainable use of renewable resources, in addition to its existing We carry out commissioned operations efforts to conserve resources. Tokyo Environmental Service Public Corporation, at the Central Breakwater Outer Land ll which was established for waste treatment service, is committed to promoting New Sea Surface Site and other areas managed and run Disposal Site by TMG. These include supervising the 3Rs, reducing the amount of waste for final disposal, and supporting the waste receiving, performing land ll work environmentally-conscious behavior of residents and businesses of Tokyo by (e.g., covering waste with soil), and making maximum use of the expertise it has acquired over the years. conserving the environment (e.g., Provided by Bureau of Port and Harbor, TMG preventing waste scattering).

We are working tirelessly to achieve River Cleanup Operation 1 a recycling rate of waste generated in For conserving the river environment, we are entrusted with the river waste collection operation Tokyo of 37%2 for the 30 rivers in Tokyo managed by TMG, including the Sumida River and the Kanda River. Our staff collects oating waste and other objects by boat 300 or more days a year. Result in FY 2017 Target for FY 2030 column Cleanup work by skimmer boat Waste Treatment Facility Operation Control and Technical Support

We conduct operation control, instrument maintenance, and other contract services at waste treatment facilities run by their respective operators. 22.5% We also leverage our waste treatment technology to provide technical support and international cooperation. % 37 Operation control of Incombustible Instrument maintenance at Prevention of inappropriate waste Waste Processing Center incineration plants being brought into facilities Operator: Clean Association of TOKYO23 Operator: Clean Association of TOKYO23 and others Operator: Clean Association of TOKYO23 and others Properly disposing of incombustible waste Checking and maintaining ue gas analyzers and Ensuring that the incineration plants, etc. produced by households, etc. within the 23 other instruments at incineration plants in 23 wards receive only appropriate waste and operate wards of Tokyo and collecting metals and and other areas of Tokyo 300 or more days a year. stably by conducting on 300 or more days a 1 Municipal solid waste other recyclables (Central Breakwater and year inspections of municipal solid waste 2 Tokyo Environmental Master Plan (2016) Keihinjima) brought into the facilities by truck to detect inclusion of inappropriate materials.

Operation control etc. of pneumatic Technical support associated with waste International cooperation in the field of collection and transport facilities treatment facilities sustainable resource use Operator: Clean Association of TOKYO23 and others Operator: Municipalities in Tama and island areas, and others Managing the pneumatic collection system Leveraging our knowledge and know-how concerning Providing training and other support to work designed for disposing of waste from waste treatment technology to offer, by request, together in to resolve common issues apartments and other buildings in waterfront technical support to municipal governments from a faced by major cities, particularly in Asia, on districts (Aomi, Daiba, and Ariake) public interest standpoint (e.g., review of design the basis of Tokyo’s experience and documents for facility construction, design estimates technologies in waste management and for facility maintenance) recycling. Major projects are commissioned by the Tokyo Metropolitan Government. Provided by Bureau of Environment, TMG 8 9 Sustainable Resource Use

Sustainable Resource Use Proper Disposal of Waste and Conservation of the Urban Environment The Tokyo Metropolitan Government Waste Land ll Site is the last land ll Operations inside the Central Breakwater site at Tokyo port. We are trying to extend the nite service life of the site We carry out commissioned operations at the intermediate processing by ensuring proper and safe land ll operations while taking plant and other facilities run by the Clean Association of TOKYO23 at environmental measures for the site. the Central Breakwater Inner Land ll Site. These operations include receiving waste, loading and transporting pulverized waste (e.g., large-sized waste), and conserving the environment (e.g., cleanup).

For the Promotion of Central Breakwater Inner Landfill Site Sustainable Resource Use Tokyo Metropolitan Waste Government Landfill Site

By 2060, the world’s population is expected to reach 10 billion people, and Central Breakwater Central Central resource use to skyrocket to 190 billion tons, more than double the current level, Breakwater Breakwater Outer Landfill Outer Landfill which will have a profound impact on climate change. Site (Phase 1) Site (Phase 2) Tokyo depends on other areas for the supply of vast amounts of resources and Provided by Clean Association of TOKYO23 consumes them in large quantities. Therefore, it has a responsibility to take the Operations outside the Central Breakwater lead in the sustainable use of renewable resources, in addition to its existing We carry out commissioned operations efforts to conserve resources. Tokyo Environmental Service Public Corporation, at the Central Breakwater Outer Land ll which was established for waste treatment service, is committed to promoting New Sea Surface Site and other areas managed and run Disposal Site by TMG. These include supervising the 3Rs, reducing the amount of waste for final disposal, and supporting the waste receiving, performing land ll work environmentally-conscious behavior of residents and businesses of Tokyo by (e.g., covering waste with soil), and making maximum use of the expertise it has acquired over the years. conserving the environment (e.g., Provided by Bureau of Port and Harbor, TMG preventing waste scattering).

We are working tirelessly to achieve River Cleanup Operation 1 a recycling rate of waste generated in For conserving the river environment, we are entrusted with the river waste collection operation Tokyo of 37%2 for the 30 rivers in Tokyo managed by TMG, including the Sumida River and the Kanda River. Our staff collects oating waste and other objects by boat 300 or more days a year. Result in FY 2017 Target for FY 2030 column Cleanup work by skimmer boat Waste Treatment Facility Operation Control and Technical Support

We conduct operation control, instrument maintenance, and other contract services at waste treatment facilities run by their respective operators. 22.5% We also leverage our waste treatment technology to provide technical support and international cooperation. % 37 Operation control of Incombustible Instrument maintenance at Prevention of inappropriate waste Waste Processing Center incineration plants being brought into facilities Operator: Clean Association of TOKYO23 Operator: Clean Association of TOKYO23 and others Operator: Clean Association of TOKYO23 and others Properly disposing of incombustible waste Checking and maintaining ue gas analyzers and Ensuring that the incineration plants, etc. produced by households, etc. within the 23 other instruments at incineration plants in 23 wards receive only appropriate waste and operate wards of Tokyo and collecting metals and and other areas of Tokyo 300 or more days a year. stably by conducting on 300 or more days a 1 Municipal solid waste other recyclables (Central Breakwater and year inspections of municipal solid waste 2 Tokyo Environmental Master Plan (2016) Keihinjima) brought into the facilities by truck to detect inclusion of inappropriate materials.

Operation control etc. of pneumatic Technical support associated with waste International cooperation in the field of collection and transport facilities treatment facilities sustainable resource use Operator: Clean Association of TOKYO23 and others Operator: Municipalities in Tama and island areas, and others Managing the pneumatic collection system Leveraging our knowledge and know-how concerning Providing training and other support to work designed for disposing of waste from waste treatment technology to offer, by request, together in Japan to resolve common issues apartments and other buildings in waterfront technical support to municipal governments from a faced by major cities, particularly in Asia, on districts (Aomi, Daiba, and Ariake) public interest standpoint (e.g., review of design the basis of Tokyo’s experience and documents for facility construction, design estimates technologies in waste management and for facility maintenance) recycling. Major projects are commissioned by the Tokyo Metropolitan Government. Provided by Bureau of Environment, TMG 8 9 Sustainable Resource Use

Natural Environment Operations Related to Resource Recycling and Proper Disposal

Holding lectures and seminars on industrial waste Lectures and seminars on proper disposal of industrial waste and compliance with laws and regulations are organized for discharging Making the natural environment of Tokyo companies and treatment/disposal operators. more abundant and closer to our lives Supporting PCB waste treatment With the aim of ensuring the proper management and utilization of nature conservation For transformers, insulating oil, and other PCB-containing waste areas enclosing our precious natural environment, TEPSC is entrusted by TMG with the Nature conservation areas possessed by small- and medium-sized businesses in Tokyo, subsidies are in Tokyo following tasks: training of volunteer staff to conduct green zone conservation activities in provided to cover part of the costs related to their disposal, collection, Number of designated areas: the nature conservation areas; operation of the information center responsible for transportation, and investigation to promote the disposal of PCB waste. 50 dissemination of information on volunteering and registration of members; and Total area: Promoting appropriate treatment of medical waste maintenance and management of the nature conservation areas. Approx. 760 ha We promote the proper treatment of medical waste at medical institutions

by providing a tracking and management system that combines Joint seminar for companies discharging industrial waste e-manifests and industrial waste disposal companies with good practice. and treatment/disposal operators

Bulky waste declaration acceptance service We accept bulky waste collection requests from households by phone or on the website and provide information according to the municipality as a Conservation of Natural Environment one-stop service.

Home appliance recycling Nature conservation area experience programs We provide a one-stop service for collection requests and inquiries from With the aim of attracting and retaining new volunteers, we provide residents and businesses in the 23 wards of Tokyo regarding the four items hands-on programs that are accessible even to beginners to designated by the Home Appliance Recycling Law. experience the bene ts of green zone conservation activities in Tokyo.

Accepting inquiries and requests Operation of the Information Center for Natural Greenery Conservation Measures for plastic waste Emergency measures for plastic waste TEPSC operates Experience nature in Tokyo! SATOYAMA, a website In light of the status of plastic waste treatment in Japan following the import of the Information Center for Natural Greenery Conservation, to restrictions imposed by China and other countries in recent years, we provide information on volunteer activities according to the needs and organize seminars and post information on our website in order to promote Rice paddy experience in Satoyama (a program of Experience nature in Tokyo! SATOYAMA) proper recycling by encouraging discharging companies to thoroughly levels of those who wish to participate in the activities, thereby separate waste materials and bear reasonable costs. matching them with activity areas and volunteer organizations.

Website on plastic waste measures (Japanese) https://www.tokyokankyo.jp/waste-plastic/ Tokyo SATOYAMA https://www.tokyo-satoyama.metro.tokyo.lg.jp.english

Emergency measures for effective use of plastic waste Supporting recycling of plastic container and packaging waste in Japan We subsidize part of costs for municipal governments’ separated collection Tokyo Greenship Action and Tokyo Green As part of TMG’s demonstration project to build a new resource of all plastic container and packaging waste to promote the sustainable use Campus Program circulation route for plastic waste in Japan, TEPSC is of plastics. transshipping and storing plastic waste from intermediate waste TEPSC implements Tokyo Greenship Action and the Tokyo Green treatment companies, managing storage areas, and coordinating Campus Program in cooperation with various entities such as Website of Experience nature in Tokyo! SATOYAMA the transportation of plastic waste to and from storage areas. companies, NPOs, and universities to maintain a good natural column environment in conservation areas and to raise awareness of the natural environment among a wide range of Tokyo’s residents. Statutory inspection Certification of Industrial Waste Experts and of septic tanks Industrial Waste Professionals Management of nature conservation areas As a designated inspection organ TEPSC has been designated as a To ensure proper management of the nature conservation areas, third-party evaluation organization by the Puri cation Tank Act, it we cut down and prune trees representing a risk of traf c conducts statutory inspections the governor of Tokyo. We conduct an and provides advice on appropriate and fair examination and obstruction or human injury, as well as repairing facilities such as improvement measures to evaluation of industrial waste disposers information signs, pathways, and fences in cooperation with local and certify excellent business operators managers when necessary. cities and volunteer groups. Statutory inspection an Industrial Waste Expert or Industrial Yagawa green zone conservation area Waste Professional. 10 column column 11 Sustainable Resource Use

Natural Environment Operations Related to Resource Recycling and Proper Disposal

Holding lectures and seminars on industrial waste Lectures and seminars on proper disposal of industrial waste and compliance with laws and regulations are organized for discharging Making the natural environment of Tokyo companies and treatment/disposal operators. more abundant and closer to our lives Supporting PCB waste treatment With the aim of ensuring the proper management and utilization of nature conservation For transformers, insulating oil, and other PCB-containing waste areas enclosing our precious natural environment, TEPSC is entrusted by TMG with the Nature conservation areas possessed by small- and medium-sized businesses in Tokyo, subsidies are in Tokyo following tasks: training of volunteer staff to conduct green zone conservation activities in provided to cover part of the costs related to their disposal, collection, Number of designated areas: the nature conservation areas; operation of the information center responsible for transportation, and investigation to promote the disposal of PCB waste. 50 dissemination of information on volunteering and registration of members; and Total area: Promoting appropriate treatment of medical waste maintenance and management of the nature conservation areas. Approx. 760 ha We promote the proper treatment of medical waste at medical institutions by providing a tracking and management system that combines Joint seminar for companies discharging industrial waste e-manifests and industrial waste disposal companies with good practice. and treatment/disposal operators

Bulky waste declaration acceptance service We accept bulky waste collection requests from households by phone or on the website and provide information according to the municipality as a Conservation of Natural Environment one-stop service.

Home appliance recycling Nature conservation area experience programs We provide a one-stop service for collection requests and inquiries from With the aim of attracting and retaining new volunteers, we provide residents and businesses in the 23 wards of Tokyo regarding the four items hands-on programs that are accessible even to beginners to designated by the Home Appliance Recycling Law. experience the bene ts of green zone conservation activities in Tokyo.

Accepting inquiries and requests Operation of the Information Center for Natural Greenery Conservation Measures for plastic waste Emergency measures for plastic waste TEPSC operates Experience nature in Tokyo! SATOYAMA, a website In light of the status of plastic waste treatment in Japan following the import of the Information Center for Natural Greenery Conservation, to restrictions imposed by China and other countries in recent years, we provide information on volunteer activities according to the needs and organize seminars and post information on our website in order to promote Rice paddy experience in Satoyama (a program of Experience nature in Tokyo! SATOYAMA) proper recycling by encouraging discharging companies to thoroughly levels of those who wish to participate in the activities, thereby separate waste materials and bear reasonable costs. matching them with activity areas and volunteer organizations.

Website on plastic waste measures (Japanese) https://www.tokyokankyo.jp/waste-plastic/ Tokyo SATOYAMA https://www.tokyo-satoyama.metro.tokyo.lg.jp.english

Emergency measures for effective use of plastic waste Supporting recycling of plastic container and packaging waste in Japan We subsidize part of costs for municipal governments’ separated collection Tokyo Greenship Action and Tokyo Green As part of TMG’s demonstration project to build a new resource of all plastic container and packaging waste to promote the sustainable use Campus Program circulation route for plastic waste in Japan, TEPSC is of plastics. transshipping and storing plastic waste from intermediate waste TEPSC implements Tokyo Greenship Action and the Tokyo Green treatment companies, managing storage areas, and coordinating Campus Program in cooperation with various entities such as Website of Experience nature in Tokyo! SATOYAMA the transportation of plastic waste to and from storage areas. companies, NPOs, and universities to maintain a good natural column environment in conservation areas and to raise awareness of the natural environment among a wide range of Tokyo’s residents. Statutory inspection Certification of Industrial Waste Experts and of septic tanks Industrial Waste Professionals Management of nature conservation areas As a designated inspection organ TEPSC has been designated as a To ensure proper management of the nature conservation areas, third-party evaluation organization by the Puri cation Tank Act, it we cut down and prune trees representing a risk of traf c conducts statutory inspections the governor of Tokyo. We conduct an and provides advice on appropriate and fair examination and obstruction or human injury, as well as repairing facilities such as improvement measures to evaluation of industrial waste disposers information signs, pathways, and fences in cooperation with local and certify excellent business operators managers when necessary. cities and volunteer groups. Statutory inspection an Industrial Waste Expert or Industrial Yagawa green zone conservation area Waste Professional. 10 column column 11 Tokyo Metropolitan Research Institute for Environmental Protection Tokyo Metropolitan Research

Institute for Environmental 7. Research on heat island phenomenon The Institute is studying the actual conditions and impact of the heat Protection island phenomenon in Tokyo and the effect of greenery on the improvement of the urban thermal environment, through observation and numerical simulation.

8. Research on the use of hydrogen storage for Towards Improving and Enhancing urban development Tokyo’s Environment Hydrogen is regarded as one of the most promising next-generation energy sources. The Institute is investigating the use of CO2-free With a view to providing scientific knowledge necessary for the To support the hydrogen in Tokyo, which is generated from renewable sources, and the implementation of building of an energy management system using hydrogen storage, with implementation of Tokyo’s environmental policies and measures, the environmental measures the aim of leveraging hydrogen for urban development. Institute conducts a wide range of surveys and research that Provides the scientific knowledge necessary for the implementation contribute to the improvement and enhancement of the environment. of Tokyo’s environmental policies 9. Survey and research to promote smart energy in and measures. metropolitan facilities To promote the smart energy initiative in facilities owned by TMG, the Institute Three roles of Tokyo Metropolitan Research is conducting surveys and research, such as analyzing data on the energy A wide range of Institute for Environmental Protection Industry-academia- environmental consumption of the municipal facilities to understand energy consumption government research trends and identify factors that promote or hinder energy conservation. collaboration Engages in a wide range of research activities that contribute Promotes collaboration with to the improvement and universities, other research enhancement of the environment, institutions, and the private sector utilizing external funding from the in conducting research. government, the private sector, Analysis of toxic chemicals and other sources. Surveys and Research Commissioned by TMG Environmental Technical Support to TMG

1. Research on automobile-related environmental measure 1. Vehicle exhaust gas testing 3. Technical support to metropolitan and municipal staff The Institute is verifying the emission reduction effect of vehicles that comply with the latest regulations and low-emission vehicles; The Institute maintains facilities for automotive emissions measurement The Institute provides training to help staff to acquire and inherit ascertaining the emission status of unregulated substances; and equipment (e.g., chassis dynamometers) and utilizes them for automotive knowledge and skills related to the environment, such as in relation to evaluating the reduction of CO2 emissions from hybrid vehicles. emissions tests based on the Automobile NOx/PM Law and performance the introduction and operation of energy equipment, dioxin analysis, tests of automotive emissions reduction devices. odor measurement, and waste composition analysis. 2. Research on sustainable resource use 2. Precision control of administrative samples 4. Technical support for international environmental Research is being conducted on the recycling of metals and incinerator cooperation ash from the municipal solid waste treatment process and on the The Bureau of Environment of TMG outsources to public contractors the treatment and management of harmful substances in exhaust gas from monitoring of public water quality and groundwater quality as well as the The institute promotes international cooperation with cities overseas by incinerators. Investigation is conducted on food waste situations and analysis of wastewater from business establishments under water quality providing and exchanging advanced and specialized information and analysis is made on factors causing food waste. regulations. The Institute separately performs some of the analyses of the technology in the elds of air quality improvement and climate change. same samples in order to ensure the reliability of the contractors’ analysis. 3. Research on reducing concentration of fine particulate matter The Institute is measuring the concentration and analyzing the composition of ne particles in the air (PM2.5), estimating the source and elucidating the Independent Research and Externally Funded Research formation mechanism of PM2.5, and determining the actual state of nanoparticles with even smaller diameters. Chassis dynamometer for large vehicles In order to advance research based on researchers’ voluntary proposals, the Institute started independent research projects using TEPSC’s own 4. Research on measures to reduce high-concentration nancial resources in FY 2015. In September 2016, the Institute was designated as an eligible research institution by the Minister of Education, photochemical oxidants Culture, Sports, Science and Technology (MEXT) for the Grants-in-Aid for Scienti c Research (KAKENHI) program, and its research projects have been adopted as KAKENHI projects since 2017. We are endeavoring to boost our level of research, including for projects being conducted with the The Institute is conducting surveys on volatile organic compounds Environment Research and Technology Development Fund of the Environmental Restoration and Conservation Agency of Japan. (VOCs), which are considered to be the causative agents of photochemical oxidants, and estimating their sources.

5. Research on analytical methods of hazardous chemicals and clarification of residual chemicals in the environment Public relations and information dissemination The Institute is conducting research on persistent organic pollutants, Once a year, the Institute holds an open house event called “Let’s which are highly toxic and do not readily degrade in the environment and Science” to introduce our daily activities and facilities to the public. therefore pose a risk to humans even in very small amounts. The During the Let’s Science event, we hold scienti c experiments research is focused on understanding the actual status of contamination performed by our researchers, workshops that visitors can participate and clarifying the sources of contamination. in, and facility tours. In addition, the Institute also welcomes visits and inspection tours at any time and publishes research results in open 6. Research on conservation of the water environment research presentation conferences, annual reports, academic To contribute to improving the environment of the metropolitan area’s conference presentations, and Institute news. water bodies, the Institute is conducting research on aquatic organisms in coastal areas, such as on the growth and habitat of aquatic organisms; verifying the effectiveness of environmental restoration techniques; and Brochure of Tokyo Metropolitan Research estimating the distribution and source of hygiene indicator bacteria. In Institute for Environmental Protection addition, the Institute studies the actual condition of groundwater in Tokyo. Analyzing PM2.5 and measuring equipment https://www.tokyokankyo.jp/kankyoken_contents/ pamphlet/kankyoken2020en.pdf Let’s “grab” water. 12 column 13 Tokyo Metropolitan Research Institute for Environmental Protection Tokyo Metropolitan Research

Institute for Environmental 7. Research on heat island phenomenon The Institute is studying the actual conditions and impact of the heat Protection island phenomenon in Tokyo and the effect of greenery on the improvement of the urban thermal environment, through observation and numerical simulation.

8. Research on the use of hydrogen storage for Towards Improving and Enhancing urban development Tokyo’s Environment Hydrogen is regarded as one of the most promising next-generation energy sources. The Institute is investigating the use of CO2-free With a view to providing scientific knowledge necessary for the To support the hydrogen in Tokyo, which is generated from renewable sources, and the implementation of building of an energy management system using hydrogen storage, with implementation of Tokyo’s environmental policies and measures, the environmental measures the aim of leveraging hydrogen for urban development. Institute conducts a wide range of surveys and research that Provides the scientific knowledge necessary for the implementation contribute to the improvement and enhancement of the environment. of Tokyo’s environmental policies 9. Survey and research to promote smart energy in and measures. metropolitan facilities To promote the smart energy initiative in facilities owned by TMG, the Institute Three roles of Tokyo Metropolitan Research is conducting surveys and research, such as analyzing data on the energy A wide range of Institute for Environmental Protection Industry-academia- environmental consumption of the municipal facilities to understand energy consumption government research trends and identify factors that promote or hinder energy conservation. collaboration Engages in a wide range of research activities that contribute Promotes collaboration with to the improvement and universities, other research enhancement of the environment, institutions, and the private sector utilizing external funding from the in conducting research. government, the private sector, Analysis of toxic chemicals and other sources. Surveys and Research Commissioned by TMG Environmental Technical Support to TMG

1. Research on automobile-related environmental measure 1. Vehicle exhaust gas testing 3. Technical support to metropolitan and municipal staff The Institute is verifying the emission reduction effect of vehicles that comply with the latest regulations and low-emission vehicles; The Institute maintains facilities for automotive emissions measurement The Institute provides training to help staff to acquire and inherit ascertaining the emission status of unregulated substances; and equipment (e.g., chassis dynamometers) and utilizes them for automotive knowledge and skills related to the environment, such as in relation to evaluating the reduction of CO2 emissions from hybrid vehicles. emissions tests based on the Automobile NOx/PM Law and performance the introduction and operation of energy equipment, dioxin analysis, tests of automotive emissions reduction devices. odor measurement, and waste composition analysis. 2. Research on sustainable resource use 2. Precision control of administrative samples 4. Technical support for international environmental Research is being conducted on the recycling of metals and incinerator cooperation ash from the municipal solid waste treatment process and on the The Bureau of Environment of TMG outsources to public contractors the treatment and management of harmful substances in exhaust gas from monitoring of public water quality and groundwater quality as well as the The institute promotes international cooperation with cities overseas by incinerators. Investigation is conducted on food waste situations and analysis of wastewater from business establishments under water quality providing and exchanging advanced and specialized information and analysis is made on factors causing food waste. regulations. The Institute separately performs some of the analyses of the technology in the elds of air quality improvement and climate change. same samples in order to ensure the reliability of the contractors’ analysis. 3. Research on reducing concentration of fine particulate matter The Institute is measuring the concentration and analyzing the composition of ne particles in the air (PM2.5), estimating the source and elucidating the Independent Research and Externally Funded Research formation mechanism of PM2.5, and determining the actual state of nanoparticles with even smaller diameters. Chassis dynamometer for large vehicles In order to advance research based on researchers’ voluntary proposals, the Institute started independent research projects using TEPSC’s own 4. Research on measures to reduce high-concentration nancial resources in FY 2015. In September 2016, the Institute was designated as an eligible research institution by the Minister of Education, photochemical oxidants Culture, Sports, Science and Technology (MEXT) for the Grants-in-Aid for Scienti c Research (KAKENHI) program, and its research projects have been adopted as KAKENHI projects since 2017. We are endeavoring to boost our level of research, including for projects being conducted with the The Institute is conducting surveys on volatile organic compounds Environment Research and Technology Development Fund of the Environmental Restoration and Conservation Agency of Japan. (VOCs), which are considered to be the causative agents of photochemical oxidants, and estimating their sources.

5. Research on analytical methods of hazardous chemicals and clarification of residual chemicals in the environment Public relations and information dissemination The Institute is conducting research on persistent organic pollutants, Once a year, the Institute holds an open house event called “Let’s which are highly toxic and do not readily degrade in the environment and Science” to introduce our daily activities and facilities to the public. therefore pose a risk to humans even in very small amounts. The During the Let’s Science event, we hold scienti c experiments research is focused on understanding the actual status of contamination performed by our researchers, workshops that visitors can participate and clarifying the sources of contamination. in, and facility tours. In addition, the Institute also welcomes visits and inspection tours at any time and publishes research results in open 6. Research on conservation of the water environment research presentation conferences, annual reports, academic To contribute to improving the environment of the metropolitan area’s conference presentations, and Institute news. water bodies, the Institute is conducting research on aquatic organisms in coastal areas, such as on the growth and habitat of aquatic organisms; verifying the effectiveness of environmental restoration techniques; and Brochure of Tokyo Metropolitan Research estimating the distribution and source of hygiene indicator bacteria. In Institute for Environmental Protection addition, the Institute studies the actual condition of groundwater in Tokyo. Analyzing PM2.5 and measuring equipment https://www.tokyokankyo.jp/kankyoken_contents/ pamphlet/kankyoken2020en.pdf Let’s “grab” water. 12 column 13 About Tokyo Environmental Public Service Corporation Overview History Environmental Name : Tokyo Environmental Public Service Corporation May 1962 : Established as the Tokyo Metropolitan Environmental Improvement Association Location : 4-26-5 Kotobashi, Sumida-ku, Tokyo, Japan Dec 1973 : Name changed to Tokyo Metropolitan Environmental Improvement Public Founded : May 14, 1962 Service Corporation Board of Trustees : 9 trustees Apr 2005 : Start of global warming prevention measures promotion network activities Learning Representative : Norio Yamagishi, President Apr 2007 : Tokyo Metropolitan Research Institute for Environmental Protection was transferred Directors : 7 directors and 2 auditors from the Tokyo Metropolitan Government Number of employees : 410 (as of April 2020) Basic assets : JPY 356 million Apr 2008 : Opening of of ce for the Tokyo Metropolitan Center for Climate Change Actions Business scale : JPY 13,151 million (FY 2020 budget) Apr 2009 : Start of comprehensive services for operations related to the Central Breakwater Outer Land ll Site Learn More About Aug 2009 : Designation as a third-party evaluation agency for the Certi cation System on Business Licenses and Permits Compliance with Excellent Practice Standards by the Governor of Tokyo the Environment! • Licensed industrial waste collector and transporter No. 7 Aug 2010 : Headquarters moved to 4-26-5 Kotobashi, Sumida-ku, Tokyo • Environmental Measurement Center certi ed under the ISO 9001 Apr 2012 : Name changed to Tokyo Environmental Public Service Corporation (changed to Public (quality) standard Interest Incorporated Foundation) There are many environmental issues affecting our planet. TEPSC • Kanda Information Center certi ed under the ISO 27001 (information Apr 2015 : Tama Branch opens (start of natural environmental conservation operations and legal provides a range of opportunities to raise the awareness of security) standard inspections of septic tanks) • Designation as Tokyo Metropolitan Center for Climate Change Actions Jul 2016 : Hydrogen information center, Tokyo Hydrogen Museum “Suisomiru,” opens residents of Tokyo regarding environmental issues by utilizing our by the Governor of Tokyo Jan 2019 : Heat Countermeasure Center opens • Designation as a third-party evaluation agency for the Certi cation facilities and the knowledge gained from our four key areas of System on Compliance with Excellent Practice Standards by the business: smart energy, sustainable resource use, natural Governor of Tokyo • Designation as a legal inspection agency for septic tanks by the environment, and surveys and research. Governor of Tokyo

Organization

General Affairs Div. General Affairs Sec. TEL: 03-3644-2189 (Head of ce)

Management Planning Sec. TEL: 03-3633-1955 (Head of ce)

● ● 6F, Hidaka Bldg., 1-42-18 Kameido, Koto-ku, Tokyo Thematic environmental education courses for residents Environmental education workshop Heat Countermeasures Center for elementary school teachers TEL: 03-5858-6414 TEPSC provides residents of Tokyo with During the school summer Tokyo Metropolitan Center Climate Change 10F, Shinjuku NS Bldg., 2-4-1 Nishi-shinjuku, Shinjuku-ku, Tokyo opportunities to learn and think about for Climate Change Actions Countermeasures Sec. TEL: 03-5990-5061 (Cool Net Tokyo) extensive environmental topics vacation, we conduct such as energy, biodiversity, and workshops for elementary Executive Director Environmental Service Div. Environmental Service Sec. TEL: 03-3634-4030 (Head of ce) sustainable resource use in a fun school teachers where they can learn and experience President 3F, Tachikawa Joint Government Bldg., 4-6-3 Nishiki-cho, way. We offer a variety of programs, Tama Branch Tachikawa City, Tokyo (in Tama Environmental Service Of ce) TEL: 042-595-7805 including lectures by experts and environmental study 4F, Kanda Park Plaza, 2-2-2 Kaji-cho, Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo programs that are aligned Kanda Information Center tours of our facilities. TEL: 03-5296-7005 with school curriculums. Chubo (Central Breakwater) 2-4-76, Uminomori, Koto-ku, Tokyo (in Central Breakwater Joint Land ll Site Management Of ce Government Bldg., Bureau of the Environment) TEL: 03-5531-3730 ● On-demand class on hydrogen energy Green Engineering Div. Engineering Sec. TEL: 03-3647-7132 (Head of ce) 1-7-5 Shinsuna, Koto-ku, Tokyo (in Tokyo Metropolitan Research Environmental Institute for Environmental Protection) ● Offering guided tours of Measurement Center With a view to achieving a TEL: 03-3649-5247 environmental facilities sustainable low-carbon city, Of ce for Excellent Practice TEL: 03-3644-1381 (Head of ce) Certi cation and Evaluation TEPSC visits elementary schools In order to prolong the life to teach a lesson on hydrogen Tokyo Metropolitan of the land ll site and Research Institute for Research Coordination Sec. energy, which is expected to be reduce waste, we Environmental Protection used at the Tokyo 2020 Games. 1-7-5 Shinsuna, Koto-ku, Tokyo Environmental Resources Sec. provide tours of the TEL: 03-3699-1331 land ll site and waste Environmental Risks Sec. treatment facilities on ● Activities to prevent global warming (See page 6) the Central Breakwater Next-generation Energy Sec. ● Tokyo Hydrogen Museum (See page 7) for the general public ● Experience nature in Tokyo! SATOYAMA (See page 11) and elementary school ● Let’s Science, open house event by Tokyo Metropolitan students. Governance Organization Research Institute for Environmental Protection (See page 13) Board of trustees : The highest decision-making body of TEPSC, consisting of all trustees. The Board Board of Trustees approves the appointment and dismissal of the Trustees, Directors, Auditors, and Accounting Auditors, the amount of remuneration paid to the Directors and Auditors, and the balance sheet and income statement (statement of changes in net assets), and resolves any other matters prescribed by law and the Articles of Incorporation. Board of Directors : Consisting of all directors, the Board decides on the execution of business, Accounting Auditor Auditor Board of Directors A leaflet and website introducing environmental supervises the execution of the duties of the directors, and approves the selection and dismissal of the president and executive director, the business plan and the learning opportunities income and expenditure budget. It also performs other duties prescribed by law and the Articles of Incorporation. Explore the facilities and activities of TEPSC’s environmental President President : Represents the corporation and performs its duties. education and awareness-raising programs. Executive Director : Administers daily operations of the corporation and assists the President. Auditor : Audits the condition of the business and property of the corporation and the performance of duties of the Directors, and prepares an audit report. If necessary, Auditors report at a meeting of the Board of Trustees and the Board of Directors. Executive Director Opportunities for environmental learning (Japanese) Accounting Auditor : Audits balance sheets and profit and loss statements (statements of changes in net assets), their accompanying schedules, inventory of property, and cash flow https://www.tokyokankyo.jp/study/ statement, and prepares an audit report.

Tokyo Metropolitan Center for Environmental Green Tokyo Metropolitan General Affairs Div. Climate Change Actions Service Div. Engineering Div. Research Institute for Environmental Protection 14 15 About Tokyo Environmental Public Service Corporation Overview History Environmental Name : Tokyo Environmental Public Service Corporation May 1962 : Established as the Tokyo Metropolitan Environmental Improvement Association Location : 4-26-5 Kotobashi, Sumida-ku, Tokyo, Japan Dec 1973 : Name changed to Tokyo Metropolitan Environmental Improvement Public Founded : May 14, 1962 Service Corporation Board of Trustees : 9 trustees Apr 2005 : Start of global warming prevention measures promotion network activities Learning Representative : Norio Yamagishi, President Apr 2007 : Tokyo Metropolitan Research Institute for Environmental Protection was transferred Directors : 7 directors and 2 auditors from the Tokyo Metropolitan Government Number of employees : 410 (as of April 2020) Basic assets : JPY 356 million Apr 2008 : Opening of of ce for the Tokyo Metropolitan Center for Climate Change Actions Business scale : JPY 13,151 million (FY 2020 budget) Apr 2009 : Start of comprehensive services for operations related to the Central Breakwater Outer Land ll Site Learn More About Aug 2009 : Designation as a third-party evaluation agency for the Certi cation System on Business Licenses and Permits Compliance with Excellent Practice Standards by the Governor of Tokyo the Environment! • Licensed industrial waste collector and transporter No. 7 Aug 2010 : Headquarters moved to 4-26-5 Kotobashi, Sumida-ku, Tokyo • Environmental Measurement Center certi ed under the ISO 9001 Apr 2012 : Name changed to Tokyo Environmental Public Service Corporation (changed to Public (quality) standard Interest Incorporated Foundation) There are many environmental issues affecting our planet. TEPSC • Kanda Information Center certi ed under the ISO 27001 (information Apr 2015 : Tama Branch opens (start of natural environmental conservation operations and legal provides a range of opportunities to raise the awareness of security) standard inspections of septic tanks) • Designation as Tokyo Metropolitan Center for Climate Change Actions Jul 2016 : Hydrogen information center, Tokyo Hydrogen Museum “Suisomiru,” opens residents of Tokyo regarding environmental issues by utilizing our by the Governor of Tokyo Jan 2019 : Heat Countermeasure Center opens • Designation as a third-party evaluation agency for the Certi cation facilities and the knowledge gained from our four key areas of System on Compliance with Excellent Practice Standards by the business: smart energy, sustainable resource use, natural Governor of Tokyo • Designation as a legal inspection agency for septic tanks by the environment, and surveys and research. Governor of Tokyo

Organization

General Affairs Div. General Affairs Sec. TEL: 03-3644-2189 (Head of ce)

Management Planning Sec. TEL: 03-3633-1955 (Head of ce)

● ● 6F, Hidaka Bldg., 1-42-18 Kameido, Koto-ku, Tokyo Thematic environmental education courses for residents Environmental education workshop Heat Countermeasures Center for elementary school teachers TEL: 03-5858-6414 TEPSC provides residents of Tokyo with During the school summer Tokyo Metropolitan Center Climate Change 10F, Shinjuku NS Bldg., 2-4-1 Nishi-shinjuku, Shinjuku-ku, Tokyo opportunities to learn and think about for Climate Change Actions Countermeasures Sec. TEL: 03-5990-5061 (Cool Net Tokyo) extensive environmental topics vacation, we conduct such as energy, biodiversity, and workshops for elementary Executive Director Environmental Service Div. Environmental Service Sec. TEL: 03-3634-4030 (Head of ce) sustainable resource use in a fun school teachers where they can learn and experience President 3F, Tachikawa Joint Government Bldg., 4-6-3 Nishiki-cho, way. We offer a variety of programs, Tama Branch Tachikawa City, Tokyo (in Tama Environmental Service Of ce) TEL: 042-595-7805 including lectures by experts and environmental study 4F, Kanda Park Plaza, 2-2-2 Kaji-cho, Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo programs that are aligned Kanda Information Center tours of our facilities. TEL: 03-5296-7005 with school curriculums. Chubo (Central Breakwater) 2-4-76, Uminomori, Koto-ku, Tokyo (in Central Breakwater Joint Land ll Site Management Of ce Government Bldg., Bureau of the Environment) TEL: 03-5531-3730 ● On-demand class on hydrogen energy Green Engineering Div. Engineering Sec. TEL: 03-3647-7132 (Head of ce) 1-7-5 Shinsuna, Koto-ku, Tokyo (in Tokyo Metropolitan Research Environmental Institute for Environmental Protection) ● Offering guided tours of Measurement Center With a view to achieving a TEL: 03-3649-5247 environmental facilities sustainable low-carbon city, Of ce for Excellent Practice TEL: 03-3644-1381 (Head of ce) Certi cation and Evaluation TEPSC visits elementary schools In order to prolong the life to teach a lesson on hydrogen Tokyo Metropolitan of the land ll site and Research Institute for Research Coordination Sec. energy, which is expected to be reduce waste, we Environmental Protection used at the Tokyo 2020 Games. 1-7-5 Shinsuna, Koto-ku, Tokyo Environmental Resources Sec. provide tours of the TEL: 03-3699-1331 land ll site and waste Environmental Risks Sec. treatment facilities on ● Activities to prevent global warming (See page 6) the Central Breakwater Next-generation Energy Sec. ● Tokyo Hydrogen Museum (See page 7) for the general public ● Experience nature in Tokyo! SATOYAMA (See page 11) and elementary school ● Let’s Science, open house event by Tokyo Metropolitan students. Governance Organization Research Institute for Environmental Protection (See page 13) Board of trustees : The highest decision-making body of TEPSC, consisting of all trustees. The Board Board of Trustees approves the appointment and dismissal of the Trustees, Directors, Auditors, and Accounting Auditors, the amount of remuneration paid to the Directors and Auditors, and the balance sheet and income statement (statement of changes in net assets), and resolves any other matters prescribed by law and the Articles of Incorporation. Board of Directors : Consisting of all directors, the Board decides on the execution of business, Accounting Auditor Auditor Board of Directors A leaflet and website introducing environmental supervises the execution of the duties of the directors, and approves the selection and dismissal of the president and executive director, the business plan and the learning opportunities income and expenditure budget. It also performs other duties prescribed by law and the Articles of Incorporation. Explore the facilities and activities of TEPSC’s environmental President President : Represents the corporation and performs its duties. education and awareness-raising programs. Executive Director : Administers daily operations of the corporation and assists the President. Auditor : Audits the condition of the business and property of the corporation and the performance of duties of the Directors, and prepares an audit report. If necessary, Auditors report at a meeting of the Board of Trustees and the Board of Directors. Executive Director Opportunities for environmental learning (Japanese) Accounting Auditor : Audits balance sheets and profit and loss statements (statements of changes in net assets), their accompanying schedules, inventory of property, and cash flow https://www.tokyokankyo.jp/study/ statement, and prepares an audit report.

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Aspiring for a Sustainable, Attractive, and Vibrant Tokyo

Our bases

Chubo (Central Breakwater) Tokyo Environmental Public Tokyo Metropolitan Center for Tokyo Metropolitan Research Institute Service Corporation Climate Change Actions Landfill Site Management Office for Environmental Protection (in Central Breakwater Joint Government Bldg., (Headquarters) (Cool Net Tokyo) Bureau of the Environment) To Kameido Tokyo Metro Hanzomon Line

Yotsume St. Tokyo Teleport Sta. on the Rinkai Line (Tokyo Waterfront Area Rapid Transit) Tokyo Metropolitan Center for Climate Change Actions Wangan St. Tokyo Teleport Bus Stop Toei Oedo Line Mizuho Bank Kinshi Park Tokyo Tokyo

Kinshicho Sta. Metropolitan Metropolitan Eitai St. To Minami-sunamachi Arca Kit Arca East Main Bldg. No.2 Main Bldg. No.1 Telecom Center-mae Bus Stop Kinshicho Toyocho Sta.

Tochomae Sta. Tokyo Metro Tozai Line Yurikamome Telecom Center Sta. Lotte City Hotel Kinshicho Shinjuku Tokyo Shinjuku North exit Toei Shinjuku Line Metropolitan Sumitomo Toyota Mobility Tokyo NS Bldg. To Kiba

Assembly Bldg. Bldg. Exit No. 3 Meiji St. To Ryogoku To Kameido Honda Telecom Center Bldg. KDDI Bldg. Keio Plaza Shinjuku Kinshicho Sta. Hotel Tokyo Mitsui Bldg. Bureau of juku Sta. Waterworks, Koto Driver’s Shinjuku Tokyo Yodobashi Camera South exit License Center PARCO Shinjuku Nishi-shin Metropolitan Central Breakwater Inner Landfill Site Center Bldg. Government Sta. Rotary Nippon Rakutenchi Digital Corp. Tokyo Traffic Toei Oedo Line Tokyo Metropolitan Tokyo Metro Marunouchi Line Research Institute for Kinshicho Bldg. 8F Shinjuku Sta. Chubo (Central Breakwater) Keiyo St. (general road) Environmental Protection Landfill Site Management Office Shinjuku Sta. Keio Line Toei Oedo Line Riot Police Unit No. 9, (in Central Breakwater Joint Tokyo Metropolitan Police Department Rinkai Tunnel Government Bldg., Yotsume St . Shinjuku-nishiguchi Sta. Marui Shinjuku Sta. Odakyu Line Bureau of the Environment) Shinjuku Sta . Tokyo Environmental Public Service Corporation JR Shinjuku Sta. Golf practice range Seibu-shinjuku Sta.

8F, Tokyo Traffic Kinshicho Bldg., 10F, Shinjuku NS Bldg., 1-7-5 Shinsuna, Koto-ku, Tokyo 2-4-76 Uminomori, Koto-ku, Tokyo 4-26-5 Kotobashi, Sumida-ku, Tokyo 2-4-1 Nishi-shinjuku, Shinjuku-ku, Tokyo

ACCESS ACCESS ACCESS ACCESS • 1 min. walk from Kinshicho Sta. on the JR Sobu Line • 7 min. walk from the west exit of JR Shinjuku Sta. • 10 min. walk from the exit No. 3 of Toyocho Sta. on the Tokyo • From Tokyo Teleport Sta. of the Tokyo Waterfront Area Rapid • 1 min. walk from Kinshicho Sta. on the Tokyo Metro • 6 min. walk from Shinjuku Sta. on the Toei Shinjuku Line/Keio Line Metro Tozai Line Transit or Yurikamome Telecom Center Sta., take the Toei Bus bound for Chuo-bohatei and get off at the Kankyokyoku- Hanzomon Line • 3 min. walk from Tochomae Sta. on the Toei Oedo Line chubo-godo-chosha-mae Stop • 1 min. walk from the Kinshicho Sta. South Exit Bus Terminal

(Japanese) K058-02