Environmental Sustainability & Climate Action

 



01 Environmental Sustainability Strategy

Strengthening Environmental Governance and Advancing the Low-Carbon Transition

SynPower integrates environmental sustainability into operational management and risk assessment and continues to advance greenhouse gas inventories, energy efficiency, water resource management, waste management, and pollution prevention to reduce the environmental impact of its operations. In response to climate change, the net-zero transition, and sustainability requirements across the supply chain, the Company is also progressively incorporating climate risk, biodiversity, and natural capital into its annual sustainability initiatives and subsequent management practices.

ISO 14001:2015 Environmental Management System Certificate validity: June 21, 2025–June 20, 2028
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02 Greenhouse Gas and Energy Management

Greenhouse Gas Inventory

ISO 14064-1:2018
Total Greenhouse Gas Emissions
2024 864.93 tCO₂e
→
2025 147.38 tCO₂e
Emissions ↓ 82.96%

Total greenhouse gas emissions in 2025 were 147.38 tCO₂e, down from 864.93 tCO₂e in 2024. The Company continues to conduct organizational greenhouse gas inventories in accordance with ISO 14064-1:2018 and uses the annual inventory to identify major emission sources as a basis for subsequent carbon management and reduction planning.

  • Continue annual greenhouse gas inventories in accordance with ISO 14064-1:2018 to identify major emission sources.
  • Use the first full-year data from the new facility in 2026 as the new baseline and progressively establish carbon management and emission-reduction indicators.
2025 Emissions Breakdown Expand
Scope 1 | Direct Emissions
16.85 tCO₂e | 11.43%
Scope 2 | Energy Indirect Emissions
79.54 tCO₂e | 53.97%
Scope 3 | Other Indirect Emissions | Category 3
25.46 tCO₂e | 17.27%
Scope 3 | Other Indirect Emissions | Category 4
25.53 tCO₂e | 17.33%

Note: The significant decrease in emissions from 2024 to 2025 was primarily related to the inventory treatment of certain refrigerant stocks in 2024. These refrigerants were not replenished in 2025 and were therefore not quantified again to avoid double counting. The decrease should not be interpreted as an equivalent level of operational carbon reduction.

Energy and Renewable Energy Management

2026 Implementation Progress
Non-Renewable Energy Consumption
2024 630.7120 GJ
→
2025 622.8137 GJ
↓ 1.25%

Non-renewable energy consumption in 2025 was 622.8137 GJ, approximately 1.25% lower than 630.7120 GJ in 2024. The Company continues to improve energy efficiency through energy management, equipment upgrades, and energy-saving design at its new operating facility while progressively introducing renewable energy.

  • Non-renewable energy consumption in 2025 decreased by approximately 1.25% compared with 2024.
  • Continue monitoring equipment efficiency and renewable energy implementation to improve overall energy performance.
Renewable Energy Progress Expand
No renewable energy was used in 2025.

The rooftop solar power system at the Taoyuan Operations Headquarters completed meter installation and officially commenced operation on July 14, 2026, with an installed capacity of 284.2 kWp. The renewable energy usage ratio for 2026 will be disclosed based on actual system operation and energy consumption. The Company will continue to monitor actual electricity generation, self-consumption, and carbon-reduction benefits.

Note: The solar power system officially commenced operation in 2026. The renewable energy usage ratio will be disclosed subsequently based on actual electricity generation and energy consumption.

 

03 Water Resource and Waste Management

Water Resource Management

1,401 2025 Total Water Consumption / m³
2024 1,632 m³
→
2025 1,401 m³
↓ 14.2%
Water Consumption per Capita: 14.6 → 11.8 m³/person/year ↓ 19%

The Company continues to improve water-use efficiency through water-saving equipment, water management, and daily awareness initiatives. Total water consumption in 2025 was 1,401 m³, approximately 14.2% lower than 1,632 m³ in 2024. Water consumption per capita decreased from 14.6 m³/person/year to 11.8 m³/person/year, representing a 19% reduction.

  • Continue reviewing the use and performance of water-saving equipment and rainwater harvesting facilities.
  • Establish a full-year water-use baseline for the new facility and track subsequent improvement performance.

Waste Management

6.27 2025 Total Waste / metric tons
2024 6.20 metric tons
→
2025 6.27 metric tons
↑ 1.1%
Waste per Capita: 55.4 → 53.1 kg/person/year ↓ 3.9%

Total waste in 2025 increased slightly by approximately 1.1% compared with 2024, while waste per capita decreased from 55.4 kg to 53.1 kg per person per year. In 2025, 100% of the Company's waste was non-hazardous. The Company continues to improve resource circularity through waste sorting, recycling, compliant disposal, and source-reduction measures.

  • Promote digital office practices, centralized recycling, and plastic-reduction initiatives.
  • Continue evaluating packaging reduction, recycling, reuse, and resource recovery opportunities.

Environmental Management Priorities and Reduction Directions

01

Greenhouse Gas and Energy

The Taoyuan Operations Headquarters incorporates LED lighting, variable-frequency chilled-water systems, and high-efficiency water circulation pumps, and has completed installation of a 284.2 kWp solar power system. The Company will use the first full-year data from the new facility in 2026 as the basis for future management and will continue to establish carbon-emission and energy-use indicators.

02

Water Resources

The Taoyuan Operations Headquarters incorporates water-saving sanitary fixtures, faucet water-saving devices, and a rainwater harvesting system, with recovered rainwater used for gardens and landscape irrigation. The Company will continue reviewing actual water-saving performance and work toward at least 1% annual water savings.

03

Waste and Resource Circularity

In 2025, 100% of the Company's waste was non-hazardous. General industrial waste totaling 6.22 metric tons was handled by qualified third-party contractors in accordance with applicable requirements. The Company also continues to promote recycling and reuse of cartons and wooden pallets.

04

Climate Adaptation and Pollution Prevention

Given the proximity of the Taoyuan Operations Headquarters to the Laojie River, extreme rainfall and flood risks were incorporated into site planning. The site was elevated by two meters, and flood barriers were installed outside the basement to strengthen climate resilience.

2026 as a New Environmental Baseline Year

The Taoyuan Operations Headquarters was incorporated into the operational boundary on December 1, 2025. As operating locations, equipment, and the energy-use structure changed materially, 2026 will serve as the first full-year environmental performance baseline for the new facility. Future performance in energy, carbon emissions, water resources, and waste management will be tracked against this baseline.

 

04 Climate Governance and Risk Management

01

Governance

Through the Board of Directors, the Sustainable Development Committee, and the corporate sustainability management mechanism, the Company continues to monitor material climate- and environment-related issues.

02

Strategy

With reference to the TCFD framework, the Company monitors physical and transition risks arising from climate change and evaluates their potential impacts on operations and the supply chain.

03

Risk Management

Material climate risks are progressively incorporated into the Company's existing risk management processes and annual sustainability initiatives, while risk identification and management processes continue to be enhanced.

04

Metrics and Targets

The Company continues to track environmental indicators including greenhouse gas emissions, energy, water resources, and waste, and will use the first full-year operating data from the Taoyuan Operations Headquarters in 2026 as the basis for subsequent management.

The Company continues to evaluate alignment with IFRS S1 and IFRS S2 sustainability disclosure requirements. Climate scenario analysis, financial impact quantification, and climate risk identification will continue to be strengthened progressively.
 

05 Biodiversity and the Natural Environment

Biodiversity and Ecological Education

2025 | No specific implementation results → 2026 | Implementation initiated

No specific biodiversity implementation results were recorded in 2025. Beginning in 2026, the Company incorporated local ecological education into its environmental sustainability initiatives. Through ecological education and guided activities along the Laojie River, employees are encouraged to develop a greater understanding of the local natural environment and ecological issues.

5 sessions Laojie River ecological education and guided activities as of the end of July 2026
31 employees Employee participation as of the end of July 2026
The Company has also placed bird and plant field guides together with observation binoculars in employee rest areas, providing employees with convenient resources to learn about the surrounding ecology.

Natural Environment Management

Natural Carbon Sinks

The Company has included natural carbon sinks as an evaluation item for its 2026 sustainability initiatives and will assess appropriate forms of participation based on feasibility.

No natural carbon sink projects were implemented in 2025.
 

06 Green Action and Sustainable Investment

Local Environmental Action

Beginning in 2026, the Company has continued to promote environmental initiatives related to the Laojie River, integrating employee participation, ecological education, and local engagement. SynPower will progressively broaden the scope of corporate environmental participation while continuing to evaluate opportunities for deeper involvement in environmental and nature conservation initiatives.

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Sustainable Development Bond Investment

The Company incorporates sustainable finance instruments into its evaluation of future capital deployment and ESG practices and will continue to disclose relevant progress based on actual implementation.

The Company did not hold any sustainable development bonds in 2025. The Company plans to evaluate and undertake investments in sustainable development bonds in 2026. Actual investment amounts will be disclosed based on subsequent implementation.
Last updated: September 30, 2026