BAMG 456 Sustainability Exercise Eastman Kodak Company

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BAMG 456Sustainability ExerciseEastman Kodak
Company

• Strategic Management and Business Policy (BAMG
  456)
• Roger H. Maddocks
• Spring, 2009

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1. Responses to CDProject.net
Source CDP6 Greenhouse Gas Emissions
Questionnaire Eastman Kodak
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2. Other Related Goals Performance

• Using 1997 as the baseline year, Kodak achieved
  the following reductions by YE 2005
• Emissions of 30 priority chemicals - down 64
• Methylene chloride emissions -- down 79.
• Total manufacturing waste -- down 40.
• Water usage -- down 47.
• Global energy usage -- down 17, and
• Global greenhouse gases -- down 17.
• (http//www.kodak.com/US/plugins/acrobat/en/corp/e
  nvironment/07CorpEnviroRpt/Sustainability_Report_2
  007.pdf)

Source Kodak Global Sustainability Eastman
Kodak Company 2007 Annual Report
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2. Examples of Kodak Product Related Achievements

• Have recycled over 800,000,000 single-use cameras
  since their introduction in 1987. Recycled
  content (by weight) is over 90. Nothing in the
  camera is landfilled.
• Average digital camera weight has dropped from
  over 15 ounces (1998) to less than 6 ounces
  (2006).
• Cyan dye track (silver ) reduced Hollywood water
  consumption by 8 millions gallons reduced
  chemical usage by 150,000 lbs.
• Kodak Thermal Direct non-process plates require
  less water and less electricity consumption.
  Other advantages include decreased chemical
  storage/handling and elimination of spent
  developer disposal costs.

Source Kodak Global Sustainability Eastman
Kodak Company 2006 Annual Report
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2. Supplier Environmental Responsibility

• Comprehensive set of supplier requirements
  describing Health, Safety and Environmental
  expectations includes
• HSE Performance Standard
• HSE Product Specifications
• Supplier Social and Environmental Responsibility
  Assessment Program

http//www.kodak.com/US/en/corp/HSE/supplierenvres
p.jhtml?pq-path7215
Source Eastman Kodak Company website link
shown above
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3. Doing Enough ??

• Yes, I think they are based on the following
• Have a long history of successful reduction of
  GHGs
• Excel in environmentally friendly product
  designs.
• Extraordinary legacy of recycling of both
  production materials and finished products.
• Have met or exceeded all emission reduction and
  energy reduction goals.
• Have shut down one of the two coal-fired power
  plants at their largest plant.
• Participate in many voluntary HSE programs
  partnerships.
• Recipient of many prestigious global
  sustainability awards and national HSE awards.