China Everbright Ltd 2015 SR
The report highlights China Everbright International Limited's sustainability performance for 2015, a year marked by significant expansion with 34 new projects and the acquisition of Dalian Dongda. The company generated 2,738 GWh of green electricity, offsetting approximately 2.92 million tonnes of CO2 emissions. It also treated 867 million m3 of waste water and 1.35 million m3 of leachate. Key achievements include the establishment of the Everbright Environmental Protection Technology Institute and the initiation of a comprehensive ESHS Management System. The company also became the first in China to disclose daily emission standards for its operating waste-to-energy projects.
Company: China Everbright Ltd
Sector: Financials
Country: Hong Kong
Year: 2015
Type: SR
Pages: 99
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China Everbright Ltd
Sustainability Report
The report highlights China Everbright International Limited's sustainability performance for 2015, a year marked by significant expansion with 34 new projects and the acquisition of Dalian Dongda. The company generated 2,738 GWh of green electricity, offsetting approximately 2.92 million tonnes of CO2 emissions. It also treated 867 million m3 of waste water and 1.35 million m3 of leachate. Key achievements include the establishment of the Everbright Environmental Protection Technology Institute and the initiation of a comprehensive ESHS Management System. The company also became the first in China to disclose daily emission standards for its operating waste-to-energy projects.
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Document Details
Report Year
2015
Reporting Period
Jan 1, 2015 - Dec 31, 2015
Fiscal Year
2015
Published
May 25, 2016
Type
Sustainability Report
Language
English, Chinese
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