Energy Management
Goal and Performance Highlights
Goal
Performance 2025
Energy Management Performance (Office)
| Energy Consumption | Unit | 2023 (Baseline Year) | 2024 | 2025 | Change from Baseline Year |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Total Electricity Consumption | kWh | 375,077 | 392,260 | 372,608 | -0.7% |
| Purchased Electricity Consumption | kWh | 375,077 | 392,260 | 372,608 | -0.7% |
| Electricity Intensity per Employee | kWh per Employee | 1,008 | 880 | 432 | -57.1% |
| Total Fuel Consumption | Liters | 38,641.34 | 39,213.61 | 40,353.03 | +4.4% |
| Diesel Fuel Consumption | Liters | 12,897.48 | 8,778.37 | 6,810.26 | -47.2% |
| Gasoline Consumption | Liters | 25,743.86 | 30,435.24 | 33,542.77 | +30.3% |
The Company monitors electricity consumption across all office buildings and operational areas through the Metropolitan Electricity Authority's (MEA) Smart Meter system, enabling effective energy data management and the planning of efficient energy-saving measures.
As the Company operates in leased office premises, the Building Management System (BMS) remains under the management of the building owner. Nevertheless, the Company has implemented management measures within its area of control, including energy management through scheduled air-conditioning operation and appropriate temperature settings to reduce energy consumption efficiently, as well as security management through a continuous CCTV monitoring system covering the office area.
Commitment, Challenge and Opportunity
The Company is committed to improving energy efficiency throughout its operations, from building design and construction processes to the selection of energy-efficient equipment and the adoption of environmentally friendly technologies. Particular emphasis is placed on the efficient use of electricity across all operational activities to enhance construction efficiency, support energy conservation, and reduce greenhouse gas emissions.
The transition toward sustainable energy management presents several challenges, including the capital investment required for energy-efficient technologies, limitations in access to renewable energy sources, and increasingly stringent energy-related regulations and standards. The Company therefore continues to adapt its strategies and operations to balance cost efficiency, operational performance, and sustainability objectives.
At the same time, the Company recognizes that energy efficiency improvement and the adoption of renewable energy solutions present significant opportunities. These initiatives can contribute to long-term cost savings, strengthen the Company's environmental performance, enhance its reputation among stakeholders, and support global sustainable development goals. In addition, effective energy management helps improve business resilience and reinforces the Company's long-term competitiveness.
Management and Operational Approach
The Company monitors electricity consumption across its office premises and operational areas through the Metropolitan Electricity Authority (MEA) Smart Meter system. The data collected is used to support energy management, identify energy-saving opportunities, and develop effective energy conservation measures.
As the Company operates within leased office premises, the Building Management System (BMS) is managed by the building owner. Nevertheless, the Company implements energy management measures within areas under its operational control. These include optimizing air-conditioning operating schedules, maintaining appropriate temperature settings, and ensuring the continuous operation of CCTV systems to support workplace safety and security.
Within office operations, the Company has established systematic energy conservation measures, including optimizing air-conditioning temperature settings and reducing operating hours by one hour before the end of the workday, switching off lights and electrical equipment when not in use, and encouraging employees to use stairs instead of elevators where appropriate. The Company also provides a LINE@ communication channel for reporting maintenance issues and conducts awareness campaigns under the “Save Water Save Energy Save Noble” initiative to promote an energy-saving culture throughout the organization.
For construction projects, the Company implements comprehensive energy management practices, including the use of energy-efficient equipment and machinery that are regularly maintained, work scheduling and operational planning to minimize energy consumption, the installation of LED lighting and energy-efficient temporary electrical systems, and the consideration of electric-powered equipment or alternative energy sources to reduce fuel consumption. The Company also communicates its energy conservation requirements to contractors and encourages their active participation in energy-saving initiatives.
To strengthen energy conservation practices, employees and contractors are required to switch off electrical equipment and machinery when not in use, utilize resources responsibly, support energy consumption monitoring activities, and participate in energy conservation training programs. These initiatives aim to raise awareness, encourage behavioral change, and foster a culture of sustainable energy use across the Company's operations.
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