We are looking for ways to implement effective energy management and strengthen risk control assessment in climate change.
In 2022, we re-evaluated and re-assessed how climate changes would impact our operations and the results were the same as disclosed in TCFD in 2021. We prioritize our risks to establish short, mid and long-term strategic planning to mitigate the impacts brought upon by the climate changes. We decreased greenhouse gas emissions through the circular economy and carbon reduction, and the greenhouse gas intensity dropped from 1.60 kgCO2/thousand$ in 2021 to 1.43 kgCO2/thousand$ in 2022.
64.79% of our greenhouse gas emission was from the purchased electricity. We will continue to upgrade to high efficiency motors, expand solar panel installation, increase the use of renewable energy ratio, and practice ISO 50001 Energy Management System and ISO 14064-1 Greenhouse gases – quantification and reporting, to reduce electricity consumption.
2022 Category of GHG Emission Chart
Read More| Source of Emissions | Description | Emissions (tCO2e) |
| Category 1: Direct GHG Emissions | Stationary combustion | 6,507.5 |
| Mobile combustion | 1,295.6 | |
| Fugitive Emissions | - | |
| Process Emissions | 171.7 | |
| Land Use, Land Use Change and Forestry (LULUCF) |
- | |
| Category 2: Imported Energy | Imported Energy | 14,823 |
| Category 3: Transportation | Not Significant | - |
| Category 4: Products used by an organization | Emissions of solid and liquid waste from products used |
81.09 |
| Category 5: Associated with the use of products from the organization |
Not Significant | - |
| Category 6: Other Sources | Not Significant | - |
| Total Emissions | 22,879.0 | |
