Green Action
Green Action: Strategic Commitment Toward Low-Carbon Transition
Green Action is not only an environmental initiative but also one of our core strategies
for sustainable operations.
Following the ISO 14064-1 standard, we have adopted a greenhouse gas (GHG) inventory
system and progressively
incorporated carbon reduction targets into business performance indicators, responding
to global climate risks and
stakeholder expectations.
Eight Dimensions of Strategic Action:
Dimension |
Summary of Actions |
1. GHG Inventory and Disclosure |
Establish a carbon emissions monitoring system, focusing on Scope 2 electricity
emissions, and regularly disclose carbon
footprint data. |
2. Energy Efficiency Improvement |
1. Replace lighting with LED fixtures.
2.Implement server virtualization to reduce physical servers, continuing efforts
in carbon reduction.
|
3. Digital Transformation |
Promote electronic forms and digital sales platforms to reduce paper and
packaging waste. |
4. Packaging Reduction and Material Selection |
Adopt recyclable or biodegradable materials, and promote digital downloads to
replace physical packaging. |
5. Green Supply Chain Management |
Collaborate with suppliers to adopt eco-friendly materials and low-carbon
transportation. |
6. Community Engagement and Volunteer Action |
Promote environmental education and public welfare activities. |
7. Employee Environmental Education |
Conduct regular training to raise awareness and strengthen environmental action.
|
8. Continuous Improvement and Stakeholder Communication |
Establish monitoring mechanisms, regularly review progress, and disclose results
to the public. |
Our Green Action is not only an environmental management practice but also a strategic
commitment to addressing global
climate risks. In line with the TCFD framework, we integrate governance, strategy, risk
management, and metrics &
targets into our Green Action, driving the company toward low-carbon transition and
sustainable resilience.
Governance
- Established a Sustainability Committee, with the Board of Directors overseeing
climate-related risks and the
implementation of Green Action.
- A dedicated Environmental Sustainability Taskforce is responsible for promoting Green
Action initiatives and
coordinating across departments.
Strategy
- Incorporate climate risks and opportunities into short-, medium-, and long-term business
strategies, including extreme
weather response, replacement of energy-efficient equipment, and digital transformation.
- Promote green supply chains and low-carbon product design to enhance market
competitiveness and strengthen brand
sustainability.
Risk Management
- Identify physical and transition risks under the TCFD framework, and develop response
measures such as UPS backup,
server virtualization, and disaster recovery drills.
- Establish a risk reporting mechanism to regularly update the Board on risk exposure and
management performance.
Metrics & Targets
- Establish a carbon inventory system covering Scope 1, 2, and 3 emissions, and set annual
carbon reduction KPIs.
- Progressively implement annual goals such as LED lighting replacement, server
consolidation, and reduced energy
intensity.
- Continuously disclose carbon footprint data and Green Action achievements to strengthen
stakeholder engagement.