- E1 Climate Change Mitigation and Resilience & Carbon and Emission Reduction
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- Greenhouse Gas Emission Reduction
- Net Zero 2050 Goal
- Environmental Protection
- Enhancing Community Resilience
- Stakeholder Expectations
- Supply Chain Impact
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- Compliance Costs
- ESG Reporting for Access to Green Finance
- Cost Savings
- Market Competitiveness
- Risk Management
- Revenue Growth
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- Achieving business sustainability, reducing risks, and accessing green investment opportunities by reducing greenhouse gas emissions, accelerating the development of low-carbon technologies, and improving energy efficiency or market competitiveness.
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- Impacts of climate change, including extreme weather, global warming, floods and droughts, driven by greenhouse gas emissions, causing to health risks and causing environmental degradation.
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- E2 Environmental Management, Resource Efficiency, and Sustainable Use
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- Environmental Impact Reduction
- Promoting Circular Economy
- Community Well-being
- Impact on Partners
- Climate Resilience
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- Cost Savings
- Regulatory Compliance
- Access to Green Finance
- Operational Resilience
- Competitive Advantage Revenue Growth
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- Reducing operational costs, minimizing environmental impact, and enhancing long-term energy security through improved energy and water efficiency.
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- Water management, especially in water-scarce areas, to ensure an adequate supply of water without negatively impacting the community.
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- E5 Biodiversity and Ecosystem Protection
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- Habitat Protection
- Climate Resilience
- Resource Conservation
- Community Income Generation
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- Regulatory Compliance
- Operational Continuity
- Access to Green Finance
- Reputation and Brand Value Avoiding Long-Term Costs
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- Maintaining environmental balance, complying with regulations, and ensuring sustainable operations by preserving natural habitats and minimizing ecosystem impact.
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- Biodiversity damage, such as deforestation during construction or pollution emissions during operations.
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- S1 Access to Sustainable and Reliable Energy
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- Access to Energy
- Climate Change
- Improved Quality of Life
- Resilient Energy Systems
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- Revenue Growth
- Government Incentives
- Cost Optimization
- Investor Confidence Risk Management
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- Providing access to electricity for communities, building trust with communities/ society, expanding renewable energy capacity, and improving power grid stability.
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- Local communities without electricity will miss development opportunities and face lower quality of life. Access to electricity fosters economic growth and accelerates the transition to clean energy.
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- S3 Empowering Human Capital for Sustainable Growth
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- Employee Development
- Social Well-being
- Economic Equality
- Innovation and Knowledge Sharing
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- Increase of Work Efficiency
- Employee Retention and Attraction
- Operational Resilience
- Cost Optimization and Investor Confidence
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- Driving innovation, improving efficiency, and fostering long-term sustainable growth by investing in employee development and promoting a culture of continuous learning.
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- If employee development doesn't keep pace with business and economic growth, retaining employees will become increasingly difficult.
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- S7 Human & Labor Rights and Fair Working Conditions
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- Employee Benefits
- Social Equality
- Impact on Communities
- Industry Standards
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- Regulatory Compliance
- Reputation and Trust
- Employee Retention and Attraction
- Operational Efficiency
- Access to Green and Social Finance
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- Conducting business ethically, creating a positive work environment, and adhering to international labor standards by focusing on employee welfare, diversity, and fair practices.
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- Creating employee well-being and social equality by addressing challenging human rights issues. Increasing diversity or future stakeholder groups may lead to disparities and have negative impacts.
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- G1 Financial Sustainability and Access to Green Finance
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- Reduction of Carbon and Greenhouse Gas Emissions
- Renewable Energy Production Capacity (Solar, Wind, and Biomass)
- Renewable Energy Technology Innovation
- Circular Economy and Efficient Resource Use
- Community and Stakeholder Engagement (Local Social Projects)
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- Access to Green Finance and Sustainability-Linked Loans
- Policy and Regulatory Benefits (Subsidies, Carbon Credits)
- Market Demand for Renewable Energy
- Infrastructure and Renewable Energy Technology Costs
- Energy Price Volatility and Long-Term Power Purchase Agreements (PPAs*)
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- Long-term growth, expansion of renewable energy, and maintaining market competitiveness by accessing low-cost financing and aligning financial strategies. This strengthens business resilience and leadership in sustainability.
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- Widespread use of renewable energy, with financial support for investors, will lower electricity costs, making it more accessible to communities and society, driving economic development, and improving quality of life.
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- G2 Commitment to Quality and Continuous Improvement
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- Customer Satisfaction
- Employee Engagement
- Supply Chain Collaboration
- Community Trust
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- Customer Retention and Loyalty
- Repeat Purchases and Revenue Growth
- Cost Optimization
- Brand Reputation
- Regulatory Compliance
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- Enhancing operational efficiency, driving innovation, and creating stakeholder satisfaction by focusing on quality improvement and flexible growth.
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- Maintaining and enhancing customer satisfaction by delivering products and services that meet expectations for safety, durability, and reliability. durable products and services.
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- G3 Transparency, Accountability, and Stakeholder Trust
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- Stakeholder Trust
- Community Engagement
- Ethical Business Practices
- Industry Standards
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- Investor Confidence
- Regulatory Compliance
- Brand Reputation
- Cost Efficiency
- Access to Funding
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- Conducting business ethically, building investor confidence, and maintaining long-term credibility by adhering to good governance and transparent communication.
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- Building and maintaining trust, as well as fostering confidence among stakeholders, through good governance and ethical practices.
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- G6 Energy Reliability and Operational Efficiency
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- Community Benefits
- Environmental Conservation
- Stakeholder Confidence
- Energy Security
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- Revenue Stability
- Cost Optimization
- Market Competitiveness
- Risk Reduction
- Access to Investment
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- Creating stability in electricity production, improving resource efficiency, and reducing operational costs by enhancing system and technology performance.
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- Ensuring reliable power supply, energy security, and access to electricity, which boosts confidence among communities and society.
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