Goal 1
Driving Carbon Reduction Across Our Portfolios and Cities
Sunway’s Net Zero Carbon Emissions by 2050 Roadmap
On Track Towards Achieving 2030 Targets
We have set future value goals and 2030 targets to drive carbon reduction across our portfolios and cities.
We have established future value goals to drive carbon reduction across our portfolios and cities.
Strategic Framework:
Decarbonisation
Resource management
Pollution management
2030 — 2050
Getting to Net Zero
By 2030, we aim to reduce our residual emissions by
0
%
We aim to achieve net zero carbon emissions by 2050 by focusing on carbon offset technology and investing in a research centre for carbon capture and utilisation.
Carbon offset will be our last resort after we have maximised other options and resources.
Implementation:
- Carbon capture and storage
- Investment in large-scale renewable energy
Climate Report: Net Zero by 2050
We have been disclosing our climate report, including Value at Risk disclosures, according to the TCFD recommendations since 2021. In 2025, we further assessed and aligned our climate risks and opportunities with IFRS S2.
Climate Report: Net Zero by 2050
We have been disclosing our climate report, including Value at Risk disclosures, according to the TCFD recommendations since 2021. In 2025, we further assessed and aligned our climate risks and opportunities with IFRS S2.
CO2e emissions inventory in 2025
We monitor and track our carbon footprint by collecting Scope 1, 2 and 3 data based on best emissions reporting practices.
tonnes CO2e emitted
814000
tonnes CO2e avoided
19000
Total CO2e Emissions and
Total CO2e Emissions Avoidance In 2025
Scope 1, 2 and 3
0
%
of Total CO2e Emissions
Company Vehicles
Company Vehicles
4,140 tonnes CO2e
Company Facility
Company Facility
88,434 tonnes CO2e
Scope 1:
Direct Emissions
0
%
of Total CO2e Emissions
Purchased Electricity
Purchased Electricity (National Grid)
181,180 tonnes CO2eScope 2:
Indirect Emissions
0
%
of Total CO2e Emissions
Category 1: Purchased goods and services
Category 1:
Purchased goods and services
354,886 tonnes CO2eCategory 4: Upstream transportation and distribution
Category 4:
Upstream transportation and distribution
1,658 tonnes CO2eCategory 5: Waste Generated in Operations
Category 5:
Waste Generated in Operations
10,379 tonnes CO2eCategory 6: Business Travel
Category 6:
Business Travel
2,801 tonnes CO2eCategory 7: Employee Commuting
Category 7:
Employee Commuting
14,677 tonnes CO2eCategory 9: Downstream transportation and distribution
Category 9:
Downstream transportation and distribution
2,110 tonnes CO2eCategory 13: Downstream Leased Assets
Category 13:
Downstream Leased Assets
50,221 tonnes CO2eCategory 15: Investments
Category 15:
Investments
103,797 tonnes CO2eScope 3:
Indirect Emissions
Emission Avoidance
Renewable Energy
0
tonnes CO2e Emissions
Purchased goods and services
0
tonnes CO2e Emissions
Waste diverted from operations
0
tonnes CO2e Emissions
Carbon sequestrated
from 274,562 trees in Sunway Townships
0
tonnes CO2e Emissions
One tree absorbs approximately 21 kg of CO2e
Greening Our Cities and Townships
- Embeds sustainable practices into the development, operations and management, starting from the conceptualisation process to the design, construction, operation and maintenance of buildings and infrastructure
- Guides the Group to design and produce built environment that facilitates healthy lifestyles and emphasises communal well-being
- Incorporates sustainable practices into the development, operations and management, including during the conceptualisation, designing, construction, operation and maintenance of buildings
- Guides the Group to design and produce built environments that promote healthy lifestyles and support the well-being of stakeholders
- Complies with all applicable environmental legislation and obligations imposed by the authorities
- Incorporates biodiversity considerations into internal strategic and decision-making processes, including the analysis, management and reporting of long-term risks
- Applies the principle of mitigation hierarchy (avoid, minimise, restore and compensate as a last resort) to manage negative impacts across all stages of our businesses and projects
- Promotes the avoidance or reduction of deforestation arising from our activities and supply chain
- Promotes the preservation of natural water bodies to act as retention ponds for flood mitigation and maintaining aquatic ecosystems
- Promotes energy efficiency and renewable energy usage, reducing reliance on fossil fuels
- Commits to an internal carbon pricing framework that incentivises businesses to generate renewable energy and penalises them for surpassing emission intensity thresholds
- Promotes the engagement with vendors, suppliers, tenants and other stakeholders on lowering Scope 3 emissions
- Commits to being guided by an embodied carbon roadmap to minimise the negative environmental footprint of our products
- Commits to considering climate-related risks and opportunities when acquiring new assets
- Embeds sustainable practices into the development, operations and management, starting from the conceptualisation process to the design, construction, operation and maintenance of buildings and infrastructure
- Guides the Group to design and produce built environment that facilitates healthy lifestyles and emphasises communal well-being
- Incorporates sustainable practices into the development, operations and management, including during the conceptualisation, designing, construction, operation and maintenance of buildings
- Guides the Group to design and produce built environments that promote healthy lifestyles and support the well-being of stakeholders
- Complies with all applicable environmental legislation and obligations imposed by the authorities
- Incorporates biodiversity considerations into internal strategic and decision-making processes, including the analysis, management and reporting of long-term risks
- Applies the principle of mitigation hierarchy (avoid, minimise, restore and compensate as a last resort) to manage negative impacts across all stages of our businesses and projects
- Promotes the avoidance or reduction of deforestation arising from our activities and supply chain
- Promotes the preservation of natural water bodies to act as retention ponds for flood mitigation and maintaining aquatic ecosystems
- Promotes energy efficiency and renewable energy usage, reducing reliance on fossil fuels
- Commits to an internal carbon pricing framework that incentivises businesses to generate renewable energy and penalises them for surpassing emission intensity thresholds
- Promotes the engagement with vendors, suppliers, tenants and other stakeholders on lowering Scope 3 emissions
- Commits to being guided by an eembodied carbon roadmap to minimise the negative environmental footprint of our products
- Commits to considering climate-related risks and opportunities when acquiring new assets
Environmental Performance Data
Our approach to lowering our greenhouse gas emissions is underpinned by efficient energy management and transitioning from fossil fuel to renewable energy.
Purchased Electricity
417000
MWh
Renewable Energy
21000
MWh
Liquefied Petroleum Gas (LPG)
23000
MWh
Diesel
85000
MWh
Light Fuel Oil (LFO)
164000
MWh
Natural Gas
146000
MWh
Note:
Data represents 2025’s consumption
Data represents 2025’s consumption
Water is an important natural resource for our business operations. To optimise water consumption and preserve this natural resource, we continue to utilise alternative sources such as rainwater and lake water for non-essential activities.
Municipal Potable Water
5851000
m3
Water Treatment Plant
112000
m3
Rainwater Harvesting
89000
m3
Groundwater
73000
m3
Lakewater
5000
m3
Note:
Data represents 2025’s consumption
Data represents 2025’s consumption
Efficient waste management is a crucial part of our environmental management. Guided by the principles of a waste management hierarchy, we prioritise waste prevention and treat responsible disposal as the last resort to minimise waste generation and waste to landfill.
Disposed Waste
26000
tonnes
Diverted Waste
28000
tonnes
Scheduled Waste
Disposed Waste
1000
tonnes
Diverted Waste
0
tonnes
Construction /Industrial Waste
Disposed Waste
2000
tonnes
Diverted Waste
42000
tonnes
Note:
Data represents 2025’s generation
Data represents 2025’s generation