95
necessary to promote low-carbon technologies or systems and to accelerate changes
in the industrial structure through innovation.
Tables 5.6a, 5.6b, and 5.6c presents an overall perspective of the situation. Let’s
consider Japan’s CO 2 emissions and value-added by industry sector in 2013 based
on each of these plots.
Table 5.6a Amount of value-added and percentage by sector (2013)
Order Industry, etc.
Amount of
valueadded
(Trillions
of yen)
Percentage
(%)
Volume of
CO 2
emissions
(kt)
Percentage
(%)
Volume of
CO 2
emissions
per one
billion yen
worth of
value-added
(t)
1
Wholesale and retail
industries
70.97
13.6%
63,346
5.1%
893
2
Real estate and rental
industry
66.35
12.7%
18,513
1.5%
279
3
Official duties
59.83
11.4%
4,546
0.4%
76
4
Medical and welfare
36.79
7.0%
29,060
2.3%
790
5
Construction
31.48
6.0%
12,264
1.0%
390
6
Telecommunications
industry
28.83
5.5%
20,629
1.6%
716
7
Multiple-services
business
27.06
5.2%
626
0.0%
23
8
Transportation and
postal industries +
Transportation fuels
26.55
5.1%
259,183
20.7%
9,760
9
Finance and insurance
industries
23.48
4.5%
2,507
0.2%
107
10
Food and drinks
manufacturing
industries
15.39
2.9%
21,076
1.7%
1,369
11
Hospitality and food
service industries
14.08
2.7%
48,847
3.9%
3,470
12
Life-related services
and entertainment
industries
13.59
2.6%
33,145
2.6%
2,439
13
Transportation
machinery and devices
manufacturing
industries
13.00
2.5%
14,823
1.2%
1,140
14
General machinery and
devices manufacturing
industries
11.23
2.1%
2,299
0.2%
205
15
Other service
industries
11.20
2.1%
35,030
2.8%
3,126
(continued)
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necessary to promote low-carbon technologies or systems and to accelerate changes
in the industrial structure through innovation.
Tables 5.6a, 5.6b, and 5.6c presents an overall perspective of the situation. Let’s
consider Japan’s CO 2 emissions and value-added by industry sector in 2013 based
on each of these plots.
Table 5.6a Amount of value-added and percentage by sector (2013)
Order Industry, etc.
Amount of
valueadded
(Trillions
of yen)
Percentage
(%)
Volume of
CO 2
emissions
(kt)
Percentage
(%)
Volume of
CO 2
emissions
per one
billion yen
worth of
value-added
(t)
1
Wholesale and retail
industries
70.97
13.6%
63,346
5.1%
893
2
Real estate and rental
industry
66.35
12.7%
18,513
1.5%
279
3
Official duties
59.83
11.4%
4,546
0.4%
76
4
Medical and welfare
36.79
7.0%
29,060
2.3%
790
5
Construction
31.48
6.0%
12,264
1.0%
390
6
Telecommunications
industry
28.83
5.5%
20,629
1.6%
716
7
Multiple-services
business
27.06
5.2%
626
0.0%
23
8
Transportation and
postal industries +
Transportation fuels
26.55
5.1%
259,183
20.7%
9,760
9
Finance and insurance
industries
23.48
4.5%
2,507
0.2%
107
10
Food and drinks
manufacturing
industries
15.39
2.9%
21,076
1.7%
1,369
11
Hospitality and food
service industries
14.08
2.7%
48,847
3.9%
3,470
12
Life-related services
and entertainment
industries
13.59
2.6%
33,145
2.6%
2,439
13
Transportation
machinery and devices
manufacturing
industries
13.00
2.5%
14,823
1.2%
1,140
14
General machinery and
devices manufacturing
industries
11.23
2.1%
2,299
0.2%
205
15
Other service
industries
11.20
2.1%
35,030
2.8%
3,126
(continued)
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