EZconn is committed to effective greenhouse gas (GHG) management and continuous emissions reduction by setting clear strategies and action-oriented targets. In 2022, we completed the first GHG inventory and designated that year as the baseline for carbon reduction. However, in the current year, the organizational boundary was adjusted to include leased dormitories for migrant workers, resulting in a change in GHG emissions exceeding the materiality threshold of 3%. As a result, the baseline year has been updated to 2024, which will serve as the reference point for future emissions management and performance evaluation.  

To enhance the effectiveness of energy conservation and carbon reduction, EZconn has actively invested in improving energy efficiency and optimizing equipment. This includes upgrades to air conditioning systems, air compressors, motors, AC power equipment, and lighting systems. Additionally, hybrid vehicles have been introduced to replace traditional fuel-powered company cars, reducing transportation-related carbon emissions. EZconn also implements scheduled lighting control during lunch breaks and at night in factory areas to conserve electricity and minimize unnecessary energy waste, further reducing overall carbon emissions. Moreover, refer to the government’s energy-saving policy—“Accelerate the Replacement of Outdated Equipment with High-Efficiency Power Equipment”—and in anticipation of future developments in carbon fees, green power procurement, and carbon trading, EZconn prioritizes the use of low-carbon, energy-efficient equipment in the planning of new facilities and space expansions. These efforts aim to response to future carbon management policies and market mechanisms.

EZconn adopts “carbon emissions per working hour” as performance indicator for carbon efficiency management. In 2024, the annual target was successfully achieved, demonstrating the effectiveness of energy-saving and carbon-reduction initiatives, as well as improved management of carbon intensity. A further reduction target has been set for 2025, reinforcing our ongoing commitment to low-carbon operations.

EZconn follows the GHG Protocol developed by WBCSD/WRI and the ISO 14064-1:2018 standard for greenhouse gas (GHG) inventory. Using our geographical boundary as the scope and applying the “operational control approach” to define the organizational boundary, 2024 has been established as the baseline year for calculating and verifying GHG emissions. For the reporting year, ours Scope 1 direct GHG emissions amounted to 103.2070 metric tons of CO₂e, Scope 2 energy indirect GHG emissions totaled 1,518.3245 metric tons of CO₂e, and Scope 3 other indirect emissions reached 506.4851 metric tons of CO₂e. The 2024 GHG inventory data has been verified by an independent third-party organization, and a verification statement has been obtained.  

The third-party verification of the EZconn’s 2024 greenhouse gas inventory was conducted by BSI. The pre-verification agreements were as follows:  

Level of Assurance:

Reasonable assurance was applied for the verification of direct GHG emissions and indirect GHG emissions from imported energy. the validation and agreed-upon procedures (AUP) process were adopted for the other indirect GHG emissions.

Standards of Assurance:

ISO 14064-1:2018 and ISO 14064-3:2019