Organization

The Environmental Management Committee was formally established in 2016 and renamed the Environmental Working Group (EWG) in 2022. The Chief Technology Officer of the Technology Group serves as the Chairperson and the Top Executive for sustainability strategy planning serves as the Deputy Chairperson, formulating environmental goals and strategies, promoting the company's environmentally friendly policies, and integrating six project groups namely ISO14001 (Environment Management), ISO14064 (GHG Inventory), ISO50001 (Energy Management), Intelligent Energy-Saving, Renewable Energy and Biodiversity Protection. The EWG convenes meetings every six months to assess implementation progress and identify areas for improvement. Executive secretaries from each project group regularly monitor the progress of improvements.

The roles and responsibilities of each project team as below:

  • ISO14001 project team: formulate and track various environmental goals
  • ISO14064 project team: Implement GHG Inventory and verification
  • ISO50001 project team: implement energy policy and continuously improve energy performance
  • Intelligent Energy-Saving program team: implement industry-academic cooperation for achieving net zero emissions, intelligent energy use, achieve net zero emissions and continuously improving energy efficiency
  • Renewable Energy project team: Responsible for evaluating, constructing, and managing power plants, identifying suitable targets for power purchase and transmission wheeling, and achieving 100% renewable energy usage.
  • Biodiversity Conservation Project Team: Develop and implement group-level best practices for biodiversity conservation and zero deforestation.
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Environmental management objectives 2024 Achievement 2025 Strategies and Plans
KPI 2030 Goals 2024 Goals
Power saving The annual reduction of electricity consumption 1% lower than that of 2016 Saving 1% of electricity Saved 68.17 million kWh of electricity—a 14.7 % reduction. The annual power saving responsibility of each unit is 1% of the electricity consumed in 2016; a plan is drawn up and performance tracked every 6 months
Carbon reduction Reduction in carbon emissions of 42% compared to 2022 Reduce by 10.50% compared to the 2022 goal Carbon emissions increased Increased by 20.6% Increase the use of zero-carbon energy and low-carbon energy
Water Conservation Reduce total tap water consumption by 15% compared with 2017 Reduce by 7% Reduce by 10.3%
  1. Promote water conservation among employees
  2. Using raft foundation water storage to reduce tap water consumption. Reduce the amount of water spilling from the cooling tower
  3. Regularly review water consumption abnormalities and leaks
  4. Maximize water chiller efficiency
Waste Reduction Reduction of total non-recyclable waste by 40% compared to 2017 Reduction by 22% Reduction by 19.5%
  1. Recycle business waste
  2. Use environmentally friendly lithium batteries
  3. Optimize routing of cables
  4. Reduce the amount of rubber cable laid
Renewable energy source Renewable energy accounts for at least 35% of total energy consumption 8% of utilization rate 10.2% of utilization rate Increase the use of renewable energy