In order to continuously enhance its sustainability operations, TIPC has actively engaged in cross-industry exchanges. In 2024, the company held discussions with several leading domestic enterprises on climate risk management, industry sustainability practices, and corporate sustainability governance frameworks, jointly exploring pathways for low-carbon transition and green economic development.
Sustainability Exchange Visit — Learning from CSC’s Experience
On October 22, 2024, TIPC visited CSC to learn about its concrete actions in low-carbon transition, energy management, and circular economy. CSC shared its carbon emission management strategies, process improvement initiatives, and Scope 3 carbon reduction measures, as well as how it advances low-carbon goals through supply chain decarbonization mechanisms. These insights provide valuable references for TIPC’s future efforts in carbon reduction and environment management. Both parties also expressed hopes to explore more opportunities for sustainable collaboration in the port industry.
Sharing on Climate Risk Management under the TNFD Framework
On December 2, 2024, TIPC invited Deputy Director Huang Chih-Chien from Department of Environmental Protection and Ecological Conservation of CPC Corporation to deliver a keynote speech, presenting practical cases under the Taskforce on Nature-related Financial Disclosures (TNFD) framework. Deputy Director Huang provided detailed explanations on ways to assess and manage natural capital risks, including how enterprises can identify and quantify their impacts on ecosystems, and how to strengthen m
Exchange on Sustainable Governance Framework with Taiwan Railway Corporation, Ltd.
On December 11, 2024, Taiwan Railways Corporation visited TIPC for discussions on sustainable governance frameworks and operational promotion. During the meeting, both parties exchanged insights on ESG strategy planning, internal management mechanisms, and sustainability performance indicators. They also shared measures for decarbonization and enhancing green transport efficiency in the transportation and port industries. In addition, the discussion covered infrastructure resilience, smart transportation, and climate change adaptation strategies, with the shared goal of strengthening the sustainability competitiveness of the transportation sector through collaboration.
echanisms for assessing dependencies and impacts of natural capital to enhance corporate risk resilience. This sharing deepened TIPC’s understanding of incorporating climate risk management and biodiversity into corporate decision-making, laying a foundation for the future adoption of the TNFD framework.
Looking Ahead – Deepening Sustainable Collaboration
Sustainable development is a global trend, and TIPC will continue to align with the government’s Chief Sustainability Officer (CSO) Alliance policy by fostering cross-industry cooperation and applying acquired insights to port operations, environmental management, and carbon reduction initiatives. To align with international sustainability disclosure trends, TIPC has also initiated efforts to implement IFRS S1, S2, and TNFD-related measures, actively building internal capacity and exploring approaches for future adoption.
Moving forward, TIPC will actively seek for more partnership opportunities to work hand-in-hand with port stakeholders in building low-carbon smart ports, creating shared sustainable value for both society and the environment.
