Green IT Activities in Japan -Building a Global Alliance- January 10, 2011 Green IT Promotion Council(GIPC) Hidekazu Hasegawa Green IT Promotion Council(GIPC)

Green IT Activities in JapanGreen IT Activities in Japan

-Building a Global Alliance--Building a Global Alliance-January 10, 2011

Green IT Promotion Council(GIPC)

Hidekazu Hasegawa

Green IT Promotion Green IT Promotion

Council(GIPC)Council(GIPC)

Hidekazu HasegawaHidekazu Hasegawa

1. Green IT Initiatives in Japan

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Green IT Initiatives in Japan 【 Nov. 2007 】

International Partnerships and Collaborations• Assist the development of

innovative technologies• Promote the widespread use of

energy-efficient technologies and products

• Study ways of measuring environmental contributions

Strengthen Cooperation among Industry, Academia, and Government

•Establishment of the Green IT Promotion CouncilCreated as a venue where IT-related industry groups, technology development bodies, universities, government bodies, and others can come together to work on Green IT

Government‘s Role

• Hold international symposiums• Collaboration with overseas

organizations, Western corporations and consortiums

• Collaboration with Asian industries and governments


【 Feb. 2008 】

Evaluation of energy saving of products

Calculation of CO2

emissions of old and new IT & electronics products

Old New

Reduction of COReduction of CO22 emissionemission

PCPC

ServerServer

StorageStorage

NetworkNetwork

DisplayDisplay

Air conditioner

Air conditioner

RefrigeratorRefrigerator

Estimate Estimate COCO22

emissionsemissions

Index for energy saving “of IT” equipment

Calculation of power consumption of old and new IT & electronics products

TV ・ DVDTV ・ DVD

LightingLighting

Power consumption of IT equipment

Performance of IT equipment


Energy saving of 10 types of IT equipment


データセンタ（世界）

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Energy Consumption & Energy Reduction Effect（ PC, Server, Storage, Router, Display ， TV, DVD, Lighting, Refrigerator,

Air conditioner ）

Energy Saving for Data Centers

2020 ： Japan: Reduction of 33.0 billion kWh （ CO2 ： 6.6 ～ 13.2 million tons) Worldwide: Reduction of 358.4 billion kWh （ CO2 ： 70 ～ 140 million tons ）データセンタ（世界）

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Establishing Energy-Saving Evaluation Metrics for Data Centers 【 DPPE 】


※DPPE ( Data Center Performance Per Energy )

We are working toward establishing DPPE as a world standard in consultation with governments and organizations in Japan, the US and Europe.

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ITS systems

・ Reveal transport data

・ Eco-driving ・ Optimal transport

management

・ Internet-based learning ・ No travel ・ Paperless

e-learning systems

Bulk store POS systems

・ Concentrate store servers in headquarters ・ Shift journals on to an

electronic basis ・ Boost business efficiency

IT resource management services

・ Integrate functions to save space ・ High-performance, low-power CPUs

PC

PrinterServer

SCM

E-learning

E-commerce

ITS

E-government

HEMS

BEMS

POS

Online shopping

E-conferencing

Reduce Environmental Load “by IT”


Example: ITS Vehicle Station

Post-inception

IT/network equipment

Office space

Object consumption

People movement

Pre-inception

Inefficient operation・ Wasteful idling

・ Exceeding speed limits

・ Sudden acceleration/

deceleration

・ Handwritten daily reports

CO2 emission reduction

19%

Speed, distance, time, etc., recorded as data

・ Eco-driving

・ Safe driving guidance

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Example: Automated Form System

By digitizing operations in which large volumes of forms are handled, form printing is reduced, resulting in more efficient processing, distribution, searching and storage

Printing DistributionStorage/expiration

managementSorting

Every process by hand until nowEvery process by hand until now

Automating form management raises search efficiency while reducing costs

Automating form management raises search efficiency while reducing costs

Automatic Sorting

Automatic transfer

Automatic storage management

Electronic form server

Reduction Effect for CO2 : ８２％

Reduction Effect for CO2 : ８２％

Server

Electronic form client

Sorting on-site Perusal


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Example: e-learning

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IT/Network equipment

Office space

Resource consumption

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Pre-Installation

Students can take the course by the Internet.

CO2 reduction effect

93%CO2 reduction effect

93%

Post-Installation

･ Seat study education uses text

e-learning System “Internet Navigware” Sample: Incorporated Education Program for 5,000 employees



Introduction of the latest Green IT technologies and products from member companies,

Through the GIPC web site http://greenit-bestpractice.jp/en/ Introduction of the latest Green IT technologies and products from member companies,

Through the GIPC web site http://greenit-bestpractice.jp/en/

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2. Promotion Activities-Green IT Award 2010 at CEATEC JAPAN-


Green IT Pavilion at CEATEC JAPAN 2010

Date ： October 5-9, 2010Venue ： Makuhari Messe

Presentation Stage Green IT Award 2010 Winners


Green IT Award 2010 ceremony at CEATEC JAPANDate: October 5, 2010

Venue: Makuhari Messe

Mr. Yoshikatsu NakayamaVice Minister of Economy, Trade and Industry


Energy-Saving “of IT”

A quantum dot Laser is State of the art semiconductor laser diode with maximized quantum effects and has characteristics of energy saving and temperature stable operations. QD Laser, Inc. as a venture company originally from Fujitsu laboratory, which has developed and commercialized the world first mass-produced quantum dot laser devices for telecom applications by utilizing the results of business-academia collaborative researches for more than 15 years between Fujitsu lab. And the Univ. of Tokyo as the proposer


This solution( adaptivCOOL) consists of three phases, visualization of air flow using CFD(Computational Fluid dynamics), scenario analysis with a variety of situations and emergencies, installation of air flow management system. A series of these processes achieves not the quick-fix solution but the optimum thermal environment of the individual datacom. As a result, a perfect balance between saving energy and risk reduction is actualized.All Rights Reserved, Copyright GIPC 2010

Energy-Saving “of IT”

Green Front Sakai is an industry complex where companies from different industries are gathered to support LCD and solar panel production. Over here, energy related information is centralized by IT systems, and energy consumption, waste or inefficient use, and related risk assessments are displayed. Collected information is shared among all partners at Green Front Sakai, enabling stable operations, energy saving & reduction of CO2, and work saving.All Rights Reserved, Copyright GIPC 2010

Energy-Saving “by IT”

It is necessary to spread ‘the green cloud computing’ as ‘the ultimate green IT’ in earnest. Constructing the SaaS type system which makes possible for both car business and smaller business to use commonly. We realize ‘the green cloud computing’ that each company does not need to own hardware and software.


Energy-Saving “by IT”

3. Global development of Green IT

activities


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Green IT Global Alliance map

US EU

The Green Grid（ May, 2008 ）

Climate Savers Computing Initiative （ May, 2008 ）

Digital Energy Solution Campaign（ June, 2009 ）

ICT4EE Forum （ Europe ）

（ Within 2010, MOU will be concluded ）

BITKOM （ German ）（ July, 2010 ）

Asia Green IT Forum （） is MOU concluded date

Japan

Member of Asia Green IT Forum （ 2st Forum on October 5, 2010 ）

Korea （ National IT Industry Promotion Agency ・ Korea Green Business IT Association ）

（ January, 2009 ）

Singapore (Singapore Infocomm Technology Federation ( SITF) )

China （ Ministry of Industry and Information Technology ( MIIT ) ・ China Electronic Chamber of Commerce ( CECC ) )

Thailand ( Ministry of Industry ・ The Electrical and Electronics Institute of Thailand ( EEI ) )

Vietnam （ Ministry of Information and Communications ( MIC ) ・ Vietnam Electronic Industries Association ( VEIA ) )Malaysia (Ministry of Energy, Green Technology and Water

（ KeTTHA) ・ Malaysia Administrative Modernisation and Management Planning Unit (MAMPU)

Taiwan(Industrial Technology Research Institute (ITRI)) ・ (Taiwan Electrical and Electronic Manufacturers’ Association(TEEMA))

Indonesia(Ministry of Communication and Information Technology (KEMKOMINFO) ・ Indonesian Telematic Software Association (ASPILUKI)

Philippine(Philippine Congressional Commission of Science, Technology and Engineering) ・ Semiconductor and Electronics Industries in the Philippines Inc. (SEIPI)

India(Manufacturers Association of Information Technology (MAIT)) （ December, 2010 ）


BCS, The Chartered Institute for IT （ UK ）（ December, 2010 ）

Participating countries

Asia Green IT Forum 2010

China Ministry of Industry and Information Technology (MIIT)

China Electronic Chamber of Commerce (CECC)

India India(Manufacturers Association of Information Technology (MAIT)

Korea National IT Industry Promotion Agency (NIPA)

Korea Green Business IT Association (KGBIA)

Malaysia Ministry of Energy, Green Technology and Water (KeTTHA)

Malaysia Administration Modernisation and Management Planning Unit (MAMPU)

Singapore Singapore Infocomm Technology Federation(SITF)

Thailand Ministry of Industry (Thailand)

Electrical and Electronics Institute, Thailand (EEI)

Vietnam Ministry of Information and Communications

Vietnam Electronic Industry Association (VEIA)

Taiwan Industrial Technology Research Institute (ITRI)

Taiwan Electrical and Electronic Manufacturers’ Association (TEEMA)

Indonesia Ministry of Communication and Information Technology (KEMKOMINFO)

Indonesian Telematic Software Association (ASPILUKI)

Philippines Philippine Congressional Commission of Science, Technology and Engineering

Semiconductor and Electronics Industries in the Philippines Inc. (SEIPI)

Japan Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry (METI)

Green IT Promotion Council (GIPC)

Center of the International Cooperation for Computerization(CICC)All Rights Reserved, Copyright GIPC 2010

Asia Green IT Forum 2010


a) Promoting the introduction and use of green IT, and highlighting the importance of green IT in international low-carbon initiatives

b) Mutual green IT cooperation in Asiac) Sharing information on and encouraging the introduction of best

practicesd) Promoting green IT analysis in Asiae) Boosting energy efficiency in data centersf) Promotion of international partnershipg) Forum continuation and sharing information

Summary of Asia Green IT Forum Joint Statement

○ The Second Asia Green IT Forum was held on October 5, 2010, bringing together delegates from governments and industries of ten Asian countries and region (Japan, China, India, Korea, Malaysia, Singapore, Thailand, Vietnam, Taiwan, Indonesia, Philippines). ○ The participants issued a joint statement to enhance their future cooperation.

○ The Second Asia Green IT Forum was held on October 5, 2010, bringing together delegates from governments and industries of ten Asian countries and region (Japan, China, India, Korea, Malaysia, Singapore, Thailand, Vietnam, Taiwan, Indonesia, Philippines). ○ The participants issued a joint statement to enhance their future cooperation.


Green IT International Symposium 2010


＜＜ DAY 1DAY 1 ＞　　＞　　 October 6th, 2010October 6th, 2010

TimeTime Title /Speaker Title /Speaker

10:4010:40 ～～ 12:3012:30

Green IT's current situation and the foresight in AsiaGreen IT's current situation and the foresight in AsiaMembers of Asia Green IT ForumMembers of Asia Green IT Forum

(China/India/Korea/Malaysia/Singapore/Thailand/Vietnam/Taiwan/Indonesia/Philippine/(China/India/Korea/Malaysia/Singapore/Thailand/Vietnam/Taiwan/Indonesia/Philippine/Japan)Japan)

13:3013:30 ～～ 14:0014:00USING TECHNOLOGY TO BUILD A SMART SOCITYUSING TECHNOLOGY TO BUILD A SMART SOCITY

Ms. Lorie WigleMs. Lorie WigleGeneral Manager, Intel Eco-Technology Program, Intel CorporationGeneral Manager, Intel Eco-Technology Program, Intel Corporation

14:0014:00 ～～ 1414 ：： 3030Global Eco-sustainability in ICT: Alcatel-Lucent StrategyGlobal Eco-sustainability in ICT: Alcatel-Lucent Strategy

Mr. Vasile RadoacaMr. Vasile RadoacaVice President, Chief Vice President, Chief Strategy Officer of Strategy Officer of Asia-Pacific region, , Alcatel-Lucent

14:3014:30 ～～ 1515 ：： 0000　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　

　　　　　　

ICT For Energy Efficiency Forum PresentationICT For Energy Efficiency Forum PresentationMs. Bridget CosgraveMs. Bridget Cosgrave

Director General at DIGITAL EUROPEDirector General at DIGITAL EUROPE

15:3015:30 ～～ 17:3017:30

Panel discussion Panel discussion ：： ““ Global Development of Green IT Global Development of Green IT Activities”Activities”

Ms. Yoshiko Bannai, The Green Grid (APC Japan)Dr. Jung-Kook Paeng, Korea Green Business IT Association

Dr. Bernd Cosch, ICT4EE Forum (Chairman of WG2, Fujitsu Germany)

Mr. Atsushi Taketani, Director, Environmental Affairs and Recycling Office,

Commerce and Information Policy Bureau, Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry(METI)

Mr. Hidekazu Hasegawa, Deputy Secretary General, Green IT Promotion Council

Green IT International Symposium 2010


Panel discussionPanel discussionPanel discussionPanel discussion

Mr. Atsushi Taketani Ms. Yoshiko Bannai Mr. Hidekazu HasegawaDr. Jung-Kook Paeng Dr. Bernd Cosch

Survey on Energy Saving “by IT” in Asia

The government of Japan arranges surveys on energy saving “by IT” which utilize Japanese high technology energy saving/control technologies in Asian countries. GIPC member companies conduct the surveys in the following facilities.


Dissemination of ＢｅｓｔＰｒａｃｔｉｃｅ s collections

Dissemination of ＢｅｓｔＰｒａｃｔｉｃｅ s collections

Green IT seminars

Green IT seminars

Dispatch of green IT

energy-saving survey

missions

Dispatch of green IT

energy-saving survey

missions

Green IT workshops, training for surveyed companies

Green IT workshops, training for surveyed companies

Main measure of energy saving

target CO2 reduction potential per year 1※

Datacenter in Singapore

Cold Aisle CappingOptimize airflow of bellowsReplace air conditioner with more effective one

1 section of datacenter 460t- CO2(Electric power 841 MWh)

University in Thailand

20 energy-saving measures for air conditioner and lighting・ Optimize setting temperature of air conditioner・ Replace air conditioner with more effective one・ Make FL light stabilizer as inverter・ implement BEMS

1 school building of 21 stories 424t- CO2（ Reduction potential of one building is small but there are quite a few targets

Factory A in Thailand

Measure unevenness of temperature control by using “Diagnose system of control loop””Diagnose system of control valve”Tune temperature control by using tuning simulator

2 lines （ Present production load ） 490 t- CO2

(steam 3100t)4 t- CO2(Electric power 6.4 MWh)

Factory B in Thailand

Specify maintenance point by using diagnosing system.Implement “smart trouble diagnosing system” and “Algorism of optimizing steam supply”

Effect for 12 ethylene decomposing furnaces based on diagnose result of one heat exchanger and one ethylene decomposing furnace

450t- CO2(Electric power 807 MWh)50t- CO2(Steam 290t)900t- CO2(Fuel 300t)

※1 Power conversion factor 0.55 kg-CO2/kWh 、 fuel gas 3 kg- CO2/kg 、 steam 0.16 kg- CO2/kg. 。 Power conversion factor is a factor used in ONTAI law. Considering the local situation, factor of steam and fuel gas is calculated.

Survey on Energy Saving “by IT” in Asia (2009)


<Date>February 25, 2010<Venue>The Westin Grande Sukhumvit Hotel<Attendance>170 persons

<Date>February 23, 2010<Venue>Pan Pacific hotel Singapore<Attendance>160 persons

Greeting: Ms. Teo Lay Lim,Chairman of Green IT Chapter, SiTF

Singapore Date ： February 23, 2010Bangkok Date ： February 25, 2010

SpeakerMETIIDAYokogawa Electric Corp ・ TMEICNTT Data Intellilink Corp ・ Panasonic CorpNTT Data Corp

SpeakerMETIYokogawa Electric Corp ・ TMEICNTT Data Intellilink Corp ・ Panasonic CorpYokogawa Manufacturing Corp

Asia Green IT Seminar

Mr. Yuji Kumamaru, Minister extraordinary and plenipotentiary


Greeting: Mr. Sorayut PhettakulSenior Vice Minister, Ministry of Industry (Thailand)

Survey on Energy Saving“by IT” in Asia (2010)


Area Project Country Proposer (participants)

Road transport Eco-drive (dissemination of ‘Digi Taco’) Thailand Yazaki Corporation (Toyota)

Road transport Trial introduction of on-board terminals (‘Digi Taco’)

Within Asia(Vietnam, Laos, Malaysia, China)

Nittsu Research Institute and Consulting, Inc. (Nittsu Group)

Factory energy-saving

Optimized control of factory facilities (by IT) Indonesia Yamatake Corporation


Optimized control of factory facilities (by IT) Thailand Yokogawa Electric Corporation


Introduction of high-efficiency motor systems into factories

China Yaskawa Electric Corporation


Introduction of BEMS Malaysia Japan Research Institute (SMBC, Toshiba)

Product CDM Energy-saving housing (eco-houses) China Nomura Research Institute (Daiwa House)

Home electronics energy-saving

Promotion of dissemination of high-efficiency lighting and energy-saving home appliances

Mexico Japan Research Institute (SMBC, Toshiba, Panasonic)

Home electronics energy-saving

Dissemination of home electronics (air conditioners, fridges, water heaters, TVs,

lighting)

Vietnam Mitsubishi Corporation (major home electronics manufacturer)


Bilateral credit scheme (Pilot projects)

Total of 30 underway, inc. coal-fired thermal power, nuclear power and steel (Approx. 820 million yen, 2010, METI)

Green by IT projects among those selected from areas contributing to realizing a low-carbon society

Degree of contribution to cutting carbon emissions through low-carbon technologies is evaluated and credits given out pursuant to bilateral arrangements with the aim of gaining and allocating CO2 emission rights.


CO2/GDP & CO2 emissions for 2008 (IEA)

http://www.greenit-pc.jp

Thank you.

Green IT Activities in Japan -Building a Global Alliance- January 10, 2011 Green IT Promotion Council(GIPC) Hidekazu Hasegawa Green IT Promotion Council(GIPC)

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