Sustainability
Sustainability
Climate Governance and Strategies
TSC actively addresses climate-related risks and opportunities. In line with the TWSE’s Rules Governing the Preparation and the TCFD framework, we disclose our management approaches and response actions with transparency. By incorporating climate risk and opportunity assessments into our corporate risk management, we continue to promote low-carbon transition and enhance climate resilience through four key dimensions: governance, strategy, risk management, and metrics and targets.
Policy and Commitment
Promote a wide range of energy-saving initiatives to improve energy efficiency, explore alternative energy sources, and reduce the environmental impact of greenhouse gas emissions—all with the goal of enhancing climate resilience.
Management Approach and Evaluation Mechanism
- Conduct regular assessments of the financial impacts of climate change in accordance with the TCFD framework
- Continuously roll out and conduct greenhouse gas emission inventories, as well as expand its scope and categories
- Attain ISO 14064 certification to enhance the transparency and reliability of carbon emissions data
- Implement a range of energy reduction initiatives and monitor progress on an ongoing basis
- Participate in international CDP evaluations
Climate Governance Framework
In 2024, TSC elevated the ESG Committee to a Board-level functional committee, responsible for overseeing climate-related risks, opportunities, strategies, targets, and outcomes. The ESG Office supports the committee by planning meetings and compiling sustainability performance for reporting to both the ESG Committee and the Board.
GHG and energy-related initiatives are jointly led by production and business units, addressing both risk mitigation and adaptation. The ESG Committee reports to the Board at least twice a year on climate action progress, GHG inventory, and renewable energy deployment.
Climate Risks and Opportunities
To improve the climate-related risks and opportunities management mechanism, TSC has established the climate-related risk management procedure in compliance with the TCFD guidelines. The procedure consists of four steps:
Climate Risk Matrix
TSC assessed the potential impact of the identified 10 risks on TSC’s operations and financial planning based on the analysis of the materiality of climate risks, and then formulated the corresponding risk response measures. In consideration of the possible impact of climate-related risks and opportunities on various aspects of our operations, TSC actively rolls out and implements energy-saving programs, studies and draws up our renewable energy plan, and continues to keep a close eye on climate-related policies.
For more information, please refer to TSC 2024 Sustainability Report 5.1 Climate Governance and Strategies.
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