Results of the Factory Site Survey
| Fiscal year | Subject business sector | Score: less than 50 |
Score: 50 to 79 |
Score: not less than 80 |
| Fiscal 2001 (650 factories) |
Steel industry (255), Pulp and papermaking industry (210), Non-ferrous metal manufacturing industry (185) |
10 factories (1.5%) |
88 factories (13.5%) |
552 factories (84.9%) 7 factories out of these were subject to guidance in writing. |
| Fiscal 2002 (785 factories) |
Textile industry (136), Publishing, printing and related industry (55), Chemical industry (568), Gas supply industry (26) ) |
6factories (0.8%) |
59 factories (7.5%) |
720 factories (91.7%) 7 factories out of
these were subject to guidance in writing. |
| Fiscal 2003 (428 factories) |
Petroleum products, coal products manufacturing
industry (41), Ceramics,soil and stone products manufacturing industry (283), Heating supply industry (75) |
2 factories (0.5%) |
22 factories (5.5%) |
375 factories (94.0%) |
(1)Score of less than 50:
Factories whose status of compliance with the assessment standards is not satisfactory, and who have been judged as requiring on-the-spot inspection based on Article 25 of the Law.
(2)Score of 50 to 79:
Factories who have been judged as requiring guidance in writing based on Article 5 of the Law for the improvement of compliance with the assessment standards.
The factories are required to submit a progress report on the status of improvements.
(3)Score of 80 or higher:
Factories that have been satisfactorily conducting energy management. There are some factories, in spite of them conducting energy management satisfactorily, that have been assessed as requiring guidance in writing based on Article 5 of the Law with regard to the implementation of certain required reviews on the improvement of the specific energy consumption unit.
