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ABB Conflict Minerals Training Supplier Hitachi Energy Delete User Manual

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Essential corporate training manual providing critical guidance on conflict mineral compliance for Hitachi Energy suppliers. This resource details requirements related to 3TG (Tin, Tantalum, Tungsten, Gold) sourcing from regions impacted by armed conflict. It covers key elements of due diligence using OECD guidelines, outlines the supplier response process, and provides comprehensive instructions on accurately completing the latest Conflict Minerals Reporting Template (CMRT). Ideal for suppliers committed to ethical and compliant supply chains.

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Conflict Minerals – Training for Hitachi Energy Suppliers

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Page 1 Conflict Minerals – Training for Hitachi Energy Suppliers © Hitachi Energy 2021. All rights reserved2021-11-11
Page 2 Content overview Material Compliance Timeline Governance Doing Business with Hitachi Energy Our Supplier requirements Guidance on the Supplier Response Template -Conflict Minerals Reporting Template(C...
Page 3 Material Compliance Timeline What are Conflict Minerals? The Second Congo War Why should the world care? since 1998; 5.4 million people killed Over 100 mines in eastern Congo controlled by armed force...
Page 4 Governance Hitachi Energy approach is based on five key process steps of OECD Due Diligence Guidance for Responsible Supply Chain of Minerals. What do we have in place? Conflict Minerals Policy Intens...
Page 5 Doing Business with Hitachi Energy Process & Implications 1. Comply with the Hitachi Energy Supplier Code of Conduct 2. Work towards ensuring that any conflict minerals contained in the products s...
Page 6 Our Supplier requirements 1. Comply with the Hitachi Energy Supplier Code of Conduct Hitachi Energy Supplier Code of Conduct has been updated to include requirements specific to conflict minerals: Imp...
Page 7 Our Supplier requirements 2. Meeting compliance standards Work towards ensuring that any conflict minerals contained in the products supplied to Hitachi Energy do not originate from mines that support...
Page 8 Our Supplier requirements 3. Respond to Hitachi Energy requests for evidence Suppliers will be contacted by Hitachi Energy in the following way: BOM* / Spend Current *BOM: Bill of Materials suppliers ...
Page 9 Guide to the Supplier Response Template - CMRT Key Questions Overview Conflict Minerals Reporting Template (CMRT) – how to answer Questions 1 to 8 Question 1: Is any 3TG intentionally added or used in...
Page 10 Supplier Response Template(For CMRT version 6.0 and above Declaration worksheet –Questions 1 to 4 1) Is any 3TG intentionally added or used in the product(s) or in the production process? (*) Answer C...
Page 11 Supplier Response Template(For CMRT version 6.0 and above Declaration worksheet –Questions 6 to 8 5) Does 100 percent of the 3TG (necessary to the functionality or production of your products) origina...
Page 12 Additional information General information SEC Conflict Minerals Ruling ( link) OECD Guidelines (link) RMI’s Practical Guidance for Downstream Companies on Reasonable Practices to Identify Sources of ...
Page 13 Disclaimer The purpose of this training material is to provide background information to Hitachi Energy suppliers on conflict minerals, communicate Hitachi Energy’s requirements regarding conflict min...
Page 14 POWERING GOOD FOR SUSTAINABLE ENERGY

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Published June 05, 2026
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Frequently Asked Questions

What are the conflict minerals monitored under this guidance?

The materials include Tin, Tantalum, Tungsten, and Gold (3TG).

What template version must suppliers use for accurate responses?

Suppliers must use CMRT 6.0 or above, as it captures information required by EU Regulation on Conflict Minerals.

Which geographical areas are considered high-risk regarding conflict mining?

The restricted area is the Democratic Republic of Congo and nine adjoining countries.

If I state 'No' for a specific mineral in the CMRT, do further responses remain necessary?

No; if you answer 'No' for any 3TG listed, you are not required to complete further information for that particular mineral.