Baguio Green Group has published its 2025 Sustainability Report, outlining substantial progress across climate governance, emissions reduction and operational efficiency.
Climate Governance Strengthened • A Climate Committee, chaired by the CEO and including independent non-executive directors, was created to oversee climate-related strategy and risk. • Four Sustainability Steering Committee meetings, two Climate Committee meetings and four ESG Working Group sessions were held during the year. • Climate-related risks have been embedded in the enterprise risk management system, with scenario analyses aligned to IFRS S2 requirements.
Carbon and Energy Performance • Scope 1 and 2 carbon-emission intensity fell 43 % versus the 2016 baseline, surpassing the company’s 2030 target of a 30 % cut. • Energy-consumption intensity declined 42 % from 2016, also exceeding the 30 % reduction goal set for 2030. • Absolute emissions for 2025 were 13,869 tCO₂e, comprising 8,828.63 tCO₂e (Scope 1), 437.86 tCO₂e (Scope 2) and 4,602.91 tCO₂e (reported Scope 3 categories).
Low-Carbon Operations • The Green Fleet programme expanded to 17 electric vehicles (14 saloon cars, 3 light goods vehicles) and initiated biodiesel (B5) trials. • Smart fleet tools now include a driving-offence points module and digital vehicle-inspection and maintenance apps.
Resource and Waste Management • Total energy use decreased 6 % year on year to 34.40 million kWh. • Water consumption fell to 9,510 m³. • 21.01 % of non-hazardous waste generated by offices and facilities was recycled; 16,587.6 tons of community recyclables were processed. • Six subsidiaries retained ISO 14001 certification; the Pilot Biochar Production Plant at EcoPark became operational, converting yard waste into biochar.
Workforce Health & Safety • No work-related fatalities were recorded; the accident rate stood at 1.14 cases per 100,000 working hours. • All outdoor employees received heat-stress prevention training; smart watches and automated SMS alerts were deployed for extreme-weather safety.
Supply Chain & Digitalisation • A “Green Product List” grew to 183 items, triple last year’s count, and 52 key suppliers underwent face-to-face sustainability evaluations. • Subsidiaries secured ISO 27001 and ISO 20000 certifications to reinforce information-security and IT-service standards. • Smart solutions such as IoT-enabled toilets, intelligent rodent traps and ground-penetrating-radar tree inspections enhanced service quality.
Community Engagement • Employees logged 1,134.5 volunteer hours and HKD 0.35 million in donations and fundraising. • The group hosted or joined more than 300 green events, including facility tours, recycling days and industry seminars.
Awards & Recognition • Honors included the TVB ESG Special Recognition (Merit), Hong Kong Awards for Environmental Excellence – Bronze (Environmental Industry) and multiple Caring Company accolades across subsidiaries.
Baguio reaffirmed its “For a Greener Tomorrow” vision, emphasising technology-driven environmental solutions and sustained stakeholder collaboration to maintain competitiveness in Hong Kong’s environmental-services sector.
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