Progress of Nissan CO2 emission reduction

Nissan Motor Co., Ltd. made great strides in reducing CO2 emissions and improving sustainability in its global corporate activities in fiscal year 2014 while simultaneously increasing vehicle production and plant energy efficiency. The company achieved a 22.6 percent cut in CO2 when compared to fiscal year 2005, thus achieving its goal to reduce CO2 emissions from corporate activities by 20 percent during that period.

The manmade Japanese island of Yumeshima is now home to the world’s first large-scale energy storage system, a project that also highlights the potential to reuse electric vehicle batteries. 

Nissan has announced the expansion of its successful “No Charge to Charge” promotion in the United States, which will provide two years of no-cost public charging with the purchase or lease of a new Nissan LEAF.  In total, Nissan will launch “No Charge to Charge” in 25 U.S. markets, which are currently responsible for more than 80 percent of Nissan LEAF sales.