Fuji United Group Sustainability Initiatives
As a member of the Fuji United Group, Fuji Kosan engages in initiatives aimed at creating a sustainable society, in line with the Group's basic sustainability policy. For details, please visit the Fuji United Holdings website.
Fuji Kosan's sustainable fuel solutions
Fuji Kosan has been supporting Japanese industries for many years as a trading company specializing in fuels. Currently, against the backdrop of issues such as climate change and resource constraints, there are calls for more flexible and practical responses to environmental issues.
We combine multiple products such as biodiesel, recycled heavy oil and carbon offset fuels to provide low-carbon solutions optimized for the needs of frontline users.
By recycling waste, we seek to protect the environment and create a recycling-oriented society.
Fuji Kosan supports your business as a partner in creating a sustainable future together.
CONCEPT
By flexibly combining various products, we aim to support optimal solutions for individual companies. To express this desire, the combination of quarter circles represents connected roads and circular activities.
- #flexible
- #circular
- #circular economy
- #recycling
- #added value
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Biodiesel fuel
(BDF) is attracting attention as an energy source that contributes to reducing greenhouse gas emissions, which are considered to be the cause of global warming, and contributes to reducing environmental impact. From the perspective of creating a recycling-oriented society, we can manufacture biodiesel fuel using plant-based waste cooking oils as raw materials, and use it as a substitute fuel for regular diesel oil or heavy oil.
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Recycled heavy oil
Recycled heavy oil (JIS K 2170) is a recycled fuel made from used lubricating oil, making effective use of waste. It is an environmentally friendly, economical, and ethical fuel, aligned with the SDGs. It is mainly used as a replacement fuel for heavy oil in industrial boilers and heating burners.
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Carbon offset fuels
This package includes carbon credits attached to existing fuel oils (kerosene, diesel, heavy oil). It is possible to offset the CO2 generated during combustion using equivalent credits.