Metrics and Targets
Key Metrics and Targets
| Main initiatives | Metric | Target | Emissions at the time of target setting | Results |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Net Zero GHG from the Financed Portfolio | Scope3 (Emissions through financed portfolio) |
Net zero by 2050 |
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Power sector: Emission intensity (gCO2e/kWh) |
156-192gCO2e/kwh (target for 2030) |
328gCO2e/kwh (2019) |
299gCO2e/kwh (2021 results) |
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Oil and gas sector: Absolute GHG emissions (MtCO2e) |
15-28% reduction compared with 2019 level (target for 2030) |
84MtCO2e (2019) |
76MtCO2e (2021 results) |
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Real estate sector: Emission intensity (kgCO2e/㎡) |
Commercial: 44-47kgCO2e/㎡ Residential: 23 kgCO2e/㎡ (target for 2030) |
Commercial: 65kgCO2e/㎡ Residential: 27kgCO2e/㎡ (2020) |
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Steel sector: Absolute GHG emissions |
22% reduction compared with 2019 level (target for 2030) |
22MtCO2e (2019) |
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Shipping sector: PCA |
PCA≦0% (target for 2030) |
PCA+0.6% (2021) |
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| Net Zero GHG from Own Operations | Scope 1 and 2 emissions | Net zero by 2030 |
ー | FY2021: FY2022: |
| Decarbonization through Financial Services | Cumulative execution amount of sustainable finance | Cumulative total of 35 trillion yen (including 18 trillion yen in the environmental sector) in FY2030 |
ー | Cumulative total of 24.5 trillion yen (including 8.9 trillion yen in the environmental sector) in FY2022 |
| Setting Targets for Reducing CO2 Emissions Through Renewable Energy Project Financing | Reduction by 70 million tons (cumulative total from FY2019 to FY2030) |
ー | Reduction by 36.63 million tons (cumulative total from FY2019 to FY2022) | |
Credit amounts related to coal-fired power generation project finance |
50% reduction in FY2030 compared with FY2019 level; zero by FY2040 | US$3,580 million (as of the end of FY2019) |
US$2,581 million (note) (as of the end of FY2022) |
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Corporate finance for coal-fired power generation |
Zero in FY2040 | Approx. ¥120 billion (as of the end of FY2020) |
Approx. ¥80 billion (note) (as of the end of FY2022) |
- Based on the MUFG Environmental and Social Policy Framework, projects that contribute to initiatives for transitioning to a decarbonized society are excluded.
Other disclosure items:
・Measurement of financed emissions, by sector recommended for disclosure by TCFD recommendations
・Status of carbon-related assets (credit amounts)
Net Zero GHG Emissions from the Financed Portfolio
| Metric | Absolute emissions (oil and gas, steel sectors) Emission intensity (power, real estate sectors) PCA (shipping sector) |
|---|---|
| Target | Power sector: 156-192gCO2e/kwh (target for 2030) Oil and gas sector: 15-28% decrease compared with 2019 level (target for 2030) Real estate sector ・Commercial real estate: 44-47kgCO2e/㎡ (target for 2030) ・Residential: 23kgCO2e/㎡ (target for 2030) Steel sector: 22% decrease compared with 2019 level (target for 2030) Shipping sector: PCA≦0% (target for 2030) |
| Emissions at the time of target setting | Power sector: 328gCO2e/kwh (2019) Oil and gas sector: 84MtCO2e (2019) Real estate sector ・Commercial: 65kgCO2e/㎡ (2020) ・Residential real estate: 27kgCO2e/㎡ (2020) Steel sector: 22MtCO2e (2019) Shipping sector: PCA+0.6% (2021) |
| Results | Power sector: 299gCO2e/kwh (2021) Oil and gas sector: 76MtCO2e (2021) |
Net Zero GHG Emissions from Own Operations (Scope 1 and 2 emissions from MUFG)
Global Group-Wide
| Metric | Scope 1 and 2 emissions |
|---|---|
| Target | Net-zero GHG emissions from own operations in 2030 |
| Results(note1,2) | FY2021: Scope 1 and Scope 2 emissions totaled 232,000tCO2. FY2022: Scope1+2 totaled 189,000tCO2 (Completion of conversion to 100% renewable energy for in-house contracted power at all MUFG consolidated subsidiaries in Japan in FY2022) |
- Scope of aggregation: MUFG, MUFG Bank, Ltd., Mitsubishi UFJ Trust and Banking Corporation, Mitsubishi UFJ Morgan Stanley Securities Co., Ltd., Mitsubishi UFJ NICOS Co., Ltd., ACOM, and consolidated subsidiaries.
- Electricity is calculated based on market standards.
Credit Amounts Related to Coal -Fired Power Generation -Project Finance-
| Metric | Project finance for coal-fired power plants (balance of lending) |
|---|---|
| Target | Reduce the balance by 50% by FY2030 from the FY2019 level, and reduce it zero by FY2040 (note) |
| Emissions at the time of target setting | US$3,580 million (as of the end of FY2019) |
| Results | US$2,581 million (as of the end of FY2022) |
- Projects that contribute to the transition toward a decarbonized society are exceptional following the MUFG Environmental and Social Policy Framework.
Credit Amounts Related to Coal-Fired Power Generation -Corporate Finance -
| Metric | Corporate finance for coal-fired power plants (credit amounts) |
|---|---|
| Target | Reduce the credit balance to zero by FY2040 (note) |
| Emissions at the time of target setting | Approx. 120 billion yen (as of the end of FY2020) |
| Results | Approx. 80 billion yen (as of the end of FY2022) |
In April 2022, we set a target to reduce to zero the balance of financing to coal-fired power generation projects by FY2040.
We will continue to promote investments and loans for green, transition, and innovation through engagement (dialogue) aimed to help customers decarbonize who are operating coal-fired thermal power generation.
- Projects that contribute to the transition toward a decarbonized society are exceptional following the MUFG Environmental and Social Policy Framework.
Sustainable Finance Target and Progress
| Metric | Cumulative execution amount of sustainable finance |
|---|---|
| Target | Cumulative total of 35 trillion yen (including 18 trillion yen in the environmental sector) in FY2030 |
| Results | Cumulative total of 24.5 trillion yen, including 8.9 trillion yen in the environmental sector (as of the end of FY2022) |
Setting Targets for Reducing CO2 Emissions Through Renewable Energy Project Financing
| Metric | CO2 reduction through renewable energy project financing |
|---|---|
| Target | Reduction by 70 million tons (cumulative total from FY2019 to FY2030) |
| Results | Reduction by 36.63 million tons (cumulative total from FY2019 to FY2022) |
Measurement of Financed Emission (FE) by Sector in TCFD Recommendations for Disclosure
FE measurement was conducted for corporate and project finance, using the PCAF methodology, by sectors recommended for disclosure in the TCFD (based on March 31, 2022). Going forward, FE measurement results may change significantly as the availability and accuracy of data improves due to expanded disclosure by customers and advances in estimation methodologies.
In FE measurement, we perform estimation using the emission factors in the IEA World Energy Outlook and the emission intensity (emissions per unit of revenue and per amount of loans) published in the PCAF database, in addition to customers' disclosed data. See details on assumptions and measurement methods, see here（PDF / 341KB）.
【Overview of Measurement】
【Basic Calculation Formula Based on PCAF Standards】
Status of Carbon-Related Assets (Credit Amount)
| Metric | Carbon-Related Assets (Credit Amount) |
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Based on the TCFD's recommendations, the status of credit balance (note1,2) for carbon-related assets is disclosed in order to quantify the risks related to climate change.
The total amount at the end of FY2022 was 60.2 trillion yen (note3) (Energy: 8.2 trillion yen; Utilities: 9.2 trillion yen; Transportation: 12.0 trillion yen; Materials and Buildings: 26.8 trillion yen; Agriculture, Food and Forest Products: 4.1 trillion yen).
- Total of loans, trade finance, letter of credit & guarantees and undrawn commitment facility, etc.
- Excluding interbank transactions, credit to government agencies and central banks, etc.
- Based on the revision of the TCFD Recommendations in October 2021, the scope has included energy and utilities transportation, materials and buildings, and agriculture, food, and forest products. Credit to renewable power generation is excluded from credit amount related to the utility sector.
The total includes partner banks (Krungsri (Bank of Ayudhya), and Bank Danamon). Sector classification based on the primary business (largest sales) of the borrower.