SinoHytec released its second Environmental, Social and Governance Report, detailing progress across climate action, resource efficiency and corporate governance during 2025.
Key financial-material metrics • Total GHG emissions reached 8,202.60 tCO₂e, comprising 59.20 tCO₂e Scope 1, 3,975.80 tCO₂e Scope 2 and 4,167.60 tCO₂e Scope 3. • Energy consumption totalled 7.73 million kWh, translating into an intensity of 299.70 kWh per RMB 10,000 of revenue. • Water use fell to 26,044.90 m³ (1.01 m³ per RMB 10,000 of revenue). • Hazardous waste generation decreased to 4.73 t (0.18 kg per RMB 10,000 of revenue); non-hazardous waste fell to 9.02 t (0.35 kg per RMB 10,000 of revenue).
Medium- and long-term climate targets • By 2030: cut Scope 1+2 carbon-intensity >20% versus 2024 baseline. • By 2035: achieve carbon neutrality for Scopes 1+2, five years ahead of China’s national 2060 goal. • By 2055: drive net-zero across own operations and key suppliers.
Operational milestones • Hydrogen business partnered with 34 OEMs; fuel-cell systems deployed in 30+ cities and exported to Australia. • Launched first commercial PEM water-electrolysis system and 260 kW liquid-hydrogen fuel-cell system. • Eight active government or ministerial research projects; cumulative 1,327 intellectual-property rights, including 390 invention patents.
Corporate governance and ethics • Three-tier ESG governance structure overseen by an eight-member board (37.5 % female). • Zero incidents of corruption, data-privacy breaches or regulatory penalties in 2025. • 100 % employee coverage for integrity training and safety training; occupational-health exam coverage also at 100 %.
Supply-chain and workforce • 128 key suppliers, all screened against environmental and social criteria; five underperforming vendors removed. • Workforce trimmed to 482 employees after efficiency drive; women account for 25.10 % of total staff and 37.50 % of directors. • Training delivered 2,667 attendances, averaging 3.54 hours per employee.
Community and social impact • Donations of educational materials to rural schools in Zhangjiakou; science-outreach base hosted 300+ visitors. • First production of hydrogen fuel-cell engines at Guangxi Baise plant, supporting regional green-industry development.
Risk and compliance • “Four-line” internal-control framework covers operational, functional, audit and external-assurance layers. • Comprehensive scenario analysis shows climate risks will not materially affect next-year financials; major hazards rectification rate at 100 %.
SinoHytec’s 2025 ESG agenda underscores its ambition to build an integrated “production–storage–transportation–refuelling–use” hydrogen ecosystem while embedding climate and governance safeguards into its rapid industrial expansion.
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