Environment
Greenhouse Gas Management
Roundday Group has established a GHG inventory system aligned with ISO 14064-1 and supported by a digital carbon management platform to enhance data accuracy and transparency.
GHG Emissions Statistics
The Roundday Group’s GHG inventory covers 13 sites across Taiwan, including Scope 1 and Scope 2 emissions, forming the foundation for our decarbonization strategy.
Total emissions in 2025 amounted to 23,734.168 tCO₂e, including:
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Category 1 (Direct Emissions): 8,795.6784 tCO₂e
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Primarily from Fugitive Emissions (24.27%) and Mobile Combustion (12.53%).
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Category 2 (Indirect Energy Emissions): 14,938.4896 tCO₂e
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Accounts for 62.94% of total emissions.
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Emissions by Gas Type
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Carbon Dioxide (CO₂): 17,925.8855 tCO₂e (75.53%)
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Hydrofluorocarbons (HFCs): 5,743.3266 tCO₂e (24.20%)
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Others (CH₄, N₂O, etc.): combined total of 0.27%.
Carbon Management & Training
We conduct an annual GHG inventory and appoint carbon champions at each site, supported by at least two carbon management training sessions per year.
Adoption of Natural Refrigerants
CO₂ and NH₃ refrigerants with low GWP are used at three sites to support low-carbon cold chain operations.
Low-Carbon Fleet
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100% electric material handling equipment
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4 hybrid electric trucks introduced
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Environmental certification for vehicle emissions management
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GPS and AI-enabled route optimization across all vehicles
Renewable energy
Solar systems installed at 6 logistics centers, generating 2.86 million kWh in 2025, equivalent to the annual CO₂ absorption of approximately 100,000 trees—scaling renewable energy for low-carbon operations.
Solar Energy Utilization
▏Self-Consumption
Reducing facility costs and emissions to provide
low-carbon services.
▏Feed-in Tariff
Supporting national green energy development
via Taipower.
▏Corporate Wheeling
Strategic partnerships providing green energy
sources to other enterprises.
2.86MkWh
Generated in 2025
6 sites
Solar Systems Installed
Energy Management
We enhance energy efficiency and sustainability through external electricity programs and group-wide initiatives.
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Demand Response Participation
3 sites participate in demand response programs, reducing peak electricity use to enhance grid stability.
Energy-Saving Competition
We run a group-wide energy-saving competition, incentivizing sites to reduce energy use.
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Energy Efficiency Upgrades
Two sites implemented ESCO projects under the Ministry of Economic Affairs, achieving over 20% energy savings.
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Energy Awareness & Engagement
We promote energy awareness through regular on-site communications and team briefings.
Water Management
Wastewater Treatment
On-site treatment systems are in place at both logistics parks, ensuring compliant discharge and water quality through regular third-party testing.
Water Reuse
At the RD&D PABP Logistics Park, rainwater and cooling water are collected and reused for landscape irrigation, improving water efficiency.
Other Resource Management
Reusable Crates
Replacing cardboard boxes with reusable crates, supported by automated washing systems.
Pallet Recycling
Damaged pallets are recycled through partner companies to reduce the use of new materials.
Packaging Recycling
Packaging waste is sorted, recycled, and partially reused in operations.
Food Waste Recovery
Fruit and vegetable by-products generated during processing are collected and returned to farms for use as organic fertilizer.