The Company takes the Sustainable Development Committee as the highest organization for climate change management, with the Chairman serving as the chairman and the Vice President serving as the chief, periodically reviewing the Company's climate change strategies and targets, managing climate change risks and opportunities actions, and reviewing the implementation status and discussing future plans, implement climate change-related management work.
●Greenhouse Gas Inventory
Since 2022, Sunon conducts an annual greenhouse gas inventory to regularly assess and control the organization's greenhouse gas emissions.
In 2024, Sunon's total greenhouse gas emissions were 138,440.784 tCO2e.
From the emission percentage of each category, category 4 is the Company's main emission source (87.2%), originating from the indirect greenhouse gas emissions generated by the purchase of raw materials. Therefore, in the future, the emissions of purchased raw materials will be assessed and other low-carbon procurement methods will be found to achieve greenhouse gas reduction.
The second largest emission source is category 2 purchased electricity (9.5%). These reductions were mainly achieved through the replacement or upgrade of major energy-consuming equipment with more energy-efficient technologies, as well as an increased use of renewable energy.
●Reduction Actions
In 2023, Sunon submitted a commitment letter to the Science Based Targets initiative (SBTi), pledging to follow the 1.5°C reduction pathway. The company has set an annual reduction target of 6.25% for direct emissions from operations and indirect emissions from energy use, aiming to cut carbon emissions by 50% by 2030 and achieve net-zero emissions by 2050.
Compared to the base year of 2022, Sunon has reduced Category 1 and Category 2 emissions by a total of 9,037 tCO₂e this year, representing a 37% reduction. This achievement was made possible through the replacement of major energy-consuming equipment and the increased procurement of renewable energy.
Looking ahead, Sunon will continue to focus on its own carbon reduction efforts while also extending these initiatives across the supply chain—actively engaging, communicating with, and encouraging supply chain partners to reduce emissions together and move collectively toward net-zero carbon emissions.
