Ricoh sets 100% clean energy target as part of RE100 initiative

Ricoh sets 100% clean energy target as part of RE100 initiative

Undated file photo shows Ricoh Co. President and CEO Yoshinori Yamashita. The office equipment maker has become the first Japanese company to join the RE100 global initiative encouraging businesses to use 100 percent renewable energy in an effort to reduce climate-damaging emissions, company officials said April 21, 2017. (Kyodo) ==Kyodo

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