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Joyful Honda states that it is working on the “creation of stores with a lower environmental impact” and the “promotion of environmental activities through products.” Its sustainability content focuses on reducing energy use and CO2 emissions at stores and head office, introducing ZEB buildings, LED lighting, high-efficiency air-conditioning, solar power generation, and electric vehicle charging facilities. It also describes product and store initiatives such as environmentally friendly packaging containers, unwanted soil collection, and recycling stations for PET bottles, cans, and paper. The company presents these measures as part of efforts toward a more prosperous future.

About Joyful

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  • Employees
  • 25 - 100
  • Country
  • United States

Joyful Sustainability Actions

Renovated Chiba Store as ZEB

The Home Center Chiba Store completed its renovation and reopened on April 23, 2018. The store received a support grant from the fiscal 2017 ZEB Demonstration Project, aimed at promoting energy conservation investment by the Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry. Actual energy consumption recorded in the 1st-year verification was found to be 67.5% less than a standard building and 15% down from the ZEB design value, meaning that the store achieved its targets.

Opened ZEB athletic club

The renovation of Joyful Athletic Club Tsuchiura was completed and a grand opening was held on July 15, 2019. The building is the company’s second ZEB building to be constructed with a subsidy from the FY2018 ZEB Demonstration Project. The building is Japan’s first athletic club to obtain ZEBReady status.

Reduced CO2 emissions

By replacing store and head office lighting with energy-saving LED lighting, adjusting to proper illumination levels, and reducing power consumption, Joyful Honda is striving to prevent global warming through a reduction in CO₂ emissions. Replacing lighting and air-conditioning units has helped reduce CO₂ emissions of the entire Group by more than 37 percent over five years.

Installed solar power system

A solar power generation system and storage batteries for in-house consumption were installed on the roof of the Mizuho store. The purpose of the project is to reduce greenhouse gas emissions, reduce the load on the power grid, and provide a power source to operate facilities at the store for several hours in the event of a disaster.

Added EV charging facilities

Ordinary battery chargers and rapid battery chargers for electric cars have been installed at all stores except the Chiba store in line with the spread of eco-friendly electric cars. The company reports approximately 26,000 vehicles using the chargers per year across all stores.

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About Joyful

  • Status
  • Unverified
  • Employees
  • 25 - 100
  • Country
  • United States

Sustainable Development Goals

Joyful is committed to advancing these Global Goals to promote prosperity for people & planet.

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