Allocation of funds (as of the end of March 2020)
Environmental Impacts (As of the end of March 2020)
The annual energy generation from Eligible Green Projects to which proceeds from the MUFG Green Bonds issued in January 2018 is 7,722 million kWh per year with avoided annual CO2 emissions of 3.89 million tons. MUFG bank's estimated proportion of the CO2 avoidance is 1.96 million tons, which can be obtained as an aggregate amount of multiplying MUFG Bank's share of financing for each eligible green project by CO2 emissions avoided of the project. The annual energy production is calculated based on the below formula with the average capacity factor published by the International Renewable Energy Agency.
Annual energy generation (kWh) = capacity of energy generation (kW) × Hours of operation × Average capacity factor (%)
The estimated CO2 avoidance is calculated based on the average emission factor published by the International Finance Corporation as below.
CO2 emission reductions= Annual energy production (kWh) × Average emission factor (gCO2 / kWh)
Category | Sub category | Annual energy generation (kWh) |
Annual CO2 emissions avoided (t-CO2) |
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Renewable Energy | Solar photovoltaic power | 3,488,214,305 | 1,758,060 (MUFG Bank's proportion 513,956) |
Wind (Offshore) | 45,201,600 | 22,782 (MUFG Bank's proportion 2,848) |
|
Wind (Onshore) | 4,188,226,080 | 2,110,866 (MUFG Bank's proportion 1,438,271) |
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Total | 7,721,641,985 | 3,891,708 (MUFG Bank's proportion 1,955,075) |
Disclosure Policy (conducted in June 2018)
Wind Power Generation Project in Kochi Prefecture
The power plant commenced commercial operation in March 2018. The power plant will have a total generation capacity of 33 MW and is expected to provide power to 20,000 Japanese households a year.
Ohorayama Wind Farm
Offshore Wind Power Generation Project in the U.K.
MUFG Bank arranged a project finance of up to GBP1.3 billion for the Dudgeon offshore wind power generation project in the U.K. The project is led by Equinor (formerly Statoil).
The project commenced commercial operation in October 2017. The power plant will have a total generation capacity of 402MW, which is equivalent to the electricity needs of approximately 410,000 households a year.