We at Honda Mobilityland leverage our practical fields for fostering mobility culture, promoting motorsports, and developing human resources to address global environmental and social issues and contribute to building a sustainable future.

We will promote reductions in greenhouse gas emissions by expanding the use of clean energy, reducing waste generation, and promoting recycling.

Through fair and sincere corporate activities and educational programs on traffic safety and the environment, we aim to be a company that meets society’s trust and expectations.

We contribute to the local economy through product development in collaboration with industry, academia, and government, as well as by utilizing local traditions and materials.

We respect the human rights and diversity of all people and strive to create a rewarding workplace.

As we strive for corporate growth and contribute to building a sustainable future, we will also contribute through our corporate activities to the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) in the four themes related to our business: "environment, society, the local community, and human resources."

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Honda Mobilityland Corporation supports the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs).

We are working to reduce greenhouse gas emissions associated with hosting motorsports events, Honda Mobilityland's core business, and aim to achieve carbon neutrality by 2030.

For major motorsports events held at Suzuka Circuit and Mobility Resort Motegi, we use “Green Denki”* electricity, which is effectively 100% renewable energy through the use of environmental value derived from hydropower, solar power, and other sources.

* Electricity made CO₂-free using environmental value based on non-fossil certificates provided by Chubu Electric Power Miraiz Co., Inc.

For waste generated by hosting motorsports events, we are working to reduce single-use plastics and promote recycling through separate collection.

In addition, we will also assess CO₂ emissions from the movement of people and goods associated with hosting international motorsports events and promote a cycle of planning, implementing, evaluating, and improving measures to reduce them.

Suzuka Circuit has earned the highest three-star rating in the Fédération Internationale de l’Automobile (FIA) Environmental Accreditation Programme.

Based on assessment criteria across 17 sections, the FIA Environmental Accreditation Programme rates organizations’ environmental initiatives in three levels through evaluations of environmental management among motorsports activities and automotive industry stakeholders worldwide. At Suzuka Circuit, the environmental management system for building a sustainable future—which has continued to expand its initiatives since earning a two-star rating in 2023—was recognized, and it has now earned the highest three-star rating.

Going forward, we will further accelerate these initiatives toward carbon neutrality for motorsports events and address global environmental and social issues by leveraging our practical field for fostering mobility culture, promoting motorsports, and developing human resources.

Key Initiatives Based on the Environmental Policy

■Use of Clean Energy

• Use “Green Denki,” which is effectively 100% renewable energy, by utilizing environmental value derived from hydroelectric power, solar power, and other sources
• Switch part of the fuel for temporary generators to HVO (hydrotreated vegetable oil) fuel
• Installation of self-consumption solar panels in on-site parking lots

■Waste reduction

• Elimination of disposable plastic containers, improved recycling rates through separate collection, and resource circulation through composting of branches, leaves, and mown grass
• Installation of free water refill stations available for spectators to use freely
• Donation of surplus food generated at events to food bank organizations in surrounding areas

■Improving environmental performance related to mobility

• Expanding the capacity of, and promoting the use of, low-carbon transportation options in collaboration with local governments and private companies

Suzuka Circuit is registered as a “Mie Prefecture SDGs Promotion Partner,” an initiative aimed at expanding efforts toward realizing a sustainable society in Mie Prefecture.

In 2023, it was recognized as a biodiversity conservation area, a “Nature Coexistence Site,” designated by the Ministry of the Environment. Since its opening, Mobility Resort Motegi has conducted business activities in harmony with the environment, guided by the theme of coexistence among people, nature, and mobility.

In 2021, we received certification from Tochigi Prefecture. We conduct nature and social experience activities through programs designed to promote observation of plants and animals in managed and maintained satoyama woodlands, as well as interest in and awareness of environmental conservation.

Mobility Resort Motegi is registered under the Tochigi SDGs Promotion Company Registration System, which promotes initiatives toward achieving the SDGs.