2008.10.15
[Updates]
TIFF screens with Green Power
*Green Power: It is electricity generated by eco-friendly energies such as sunlight and wind.
*The purchase of Green Power Certificate is considered as using green electricity.
*The purchase of Green Power Certificate is considered as using green electricity.
Approximately 23 tons of CO2 will be reduced by purchasing 49,000 kWh of wind-generated Green Power Certificate from Energy Green.*1 This is equivalent to the electricity consumed by 3,200 average households per day.*2
*1 The emission coefficient (0.479kg-CO2/kWh) of Hokkaido Electric Power, which has the green power plant, in fiscal 2006 was used to calculate CO2 reduction.
*2 Electricity consumed by an average household was calculated as 15 kWh.
*2 Electricity consumed by an average household was calculated as 15 kWh.
The Ishikari Citizen Windmill generates green power for TIFF. The Citizen Windmill was built by civic investment in Ishikari City, Hokkaido.
The Ishikari Citizen Windmill is the fourth of its kind in Japan.
The 119m-high windmill is called “Kazeru-chan” by local schoolchildren.
(Photo: Hokkaido Green Fund)
