Supporting the Sustainable Development Goals

Targets

  • Reduce water consumption per employee by 2.5% by 2029, compared to the 2025 base year
  • Reduce electricity consumption per employee by 2.5% by 2029, compared to the 2025 base year

Performance

Water consumption per person is
10.21 m3 per employee
Electricity consumption per person is
985.66 kWh per employee

Challenges and Opportunities

Under the growth of Turnkey Communication Service Public Company Limited (“TKC”), the Company faces challenges in controlling resource utilization efficiently amid increasing usage volumes at both the organizational level and per employee. The key challenge therefore lies in managing resources appropriately, reducing loss, and creating awareness of the value of resource utilization.

However, such challenges present opportunities for the Company to further enhance its resource management system in a more systematic manner, including continuous monitoring, analysis, and evaluation of resource utilization, as well as the adoption of renewable energy to increase efficiency, reduce costs, and reduce dependence on external resources.

This approach not only helps achieve maximum efficiency in resource utilization, but also enhances capabilities in Green Solutions, reduces environmental impacts, and creates long-term value for stakeholders, in alignment with the organization’s sustainable development goals in a concrete manner.

Management Approach and Value Creation

Water Resource Management

The Company places importance on the efficient use of water resources by implementing systematic water management practices and continuously monitoring water consumption. These efforts support the establishment of measurable targets for reducing water usage within the organization. In addition, the Company promotes awareness among employees at all levels regarding responsible and efficient water use, encouraging sustainable water consumption practices.

In 2025, the Company established water management targets and designated 2025 as the new base year for measuring future water reduction performance. The results are regularly monitored and reported to management.

Organizational Water Consumption

Target

Reduce water consumption per employee by 2.5%

by 2029, compared to the 2025 base year

2025 Performance

10.21 m3 per employee

2024 (Previous Base Year) 2025 (New Base Year) Result
2,775 m3 2,992 m3 Increased by 7.81%

Unit: kWh

Energy Management

The Company places importance on the use of renewable energy to reduce reliance on fossil fuels, which are a key contributor to climate change. The Company has installed solar panels on the rooftop of its office building and implemented motion sensor systems to control electricity usage, ensuring that lighting is activated only when necessary. These initiatives help reduce energy consumption, lower operational costs, and support long-term environmental sustainability.

Organizational Electricity Consumption

Target

Reduce electricity consumption per employee by 2.5%

by 2029, compared to the 2025 base year

2025 Performance

985.66 kWh per employee

2024 (Previous Base Year) 2025 (New Base Year) Result
300,428 kWh 288,799 kWh Decreased by 3.87%

Unit: m3

Solar Power Generation

The Company installed an additional 239 solar panels to enhance the efficiency of its existing solar power generation system and increase electricity generation capacity. This initiative reflects the Company’s commitment to promoting the use of renewable energy, reducing dependence on externally sourced electricity, and continuously supporting the Company’s sustainability policy.

In 2025, the Company’s total electricity consumption amounted to 418,673.90 kWh, of which 129,874.90 kWh was generated from solar energy, representing 31.02% of total electricity consumption. Electricity purchased from the grid amounted to 288,799.00 kWh, accounting for 68.98% of total electricity consumption.

Percentage of Total Electricity Consumption

31.02%

Unit: kWh

Solar Power Generation Compared to Total Electricity Consumption
Solar Power Generation Electricity Purchased from the Grid Percentage of Total Electricity Consumption
129,874.90 kWh 288,799.00 kWh 31.02%

Relevant Stakeholders

Employees
Communities and Societies