Climate Action

TAYA Group values climate change mitigation and adaptation. We aim to reduce our own emissions and accelerate societal climate action, addressing these challenges from organizational operations and value chains to the societal level.

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In 2023, the Company developed its Climate Action Guideline based on the 1.5°C Business Playbook, which was approved by the Sustainability Committee in May. Following four strategic pillars―reducing our own carbon emissions, reducing value chain carbon emissions, integrating climate issues into business strategy, and influencing climate action in society―we promote climate governance and carbon reduction initiatives to advance climate change mitigation and adaptation.

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Climate Governance

The Sustainable Development Committee supervised the progress on GHG emission reduction blueprint and reviewed the updates on climate-related risks in 2024, including the impact of Taiwan's carbon fee charging on the Group's value chain and the operational impact of climate disasters such as typhoons at two meetings on May 8 and November 5 respectively. The achievement of the 2024 GHG emission reduction targets will be monitored by the Committee in 2025.

 

Implementation of Climate Governance

In 2024, the Sustainability Development Committee reviewed updates on climate-related risks. At meetings held on May 8 and November 5, the committee reviewed the impact of Taiwan's carbon fee collection on the Group’s value chain, as well as the operational impact of climate disasters such as typhoons. The committee also supervised the implementation of the carbon reduction roadmap. The achievement of the 2024 carbon reduction targets will be reviewed by the committee in 2025.



 

 

TAYA Awarded the 1.5°C Badge

On June 4, 2024, CommonWealth Magazine released the latest Corporate Decarbonization Temperature Survey results. TAYA Group’s carbon reduction pathway was assessed at a warming level of 1.457°C, which meets the Paris Agreement target of limiting global warming to no more than 1.5°C by the end of this century. As a result, TAYA was awarded the 1.5°C Badge.