Climate Change Response
TCL Technology has established a comprehensive climate governance system. Based on the recommendations of the Task Force on Climate-related Financial Disclosures (TCFD), it thoroughly analyzes climate-related risks and opportunities and scientifically formulates TCL Technology's "dual carbon" path and goals.
Founder and Chairman of TCL, LI Dongsheng, attended the 8th China-Japan-Korea Business Summit.
Wei Xue of TCL Attends the 2023 COP28 United Nations Climate Change Conference.
Carbon Peaking and Carbon Neutrality Goals
Opportunities in Clean Technology
TCL Technology views the development of clean technologies and the manufacture of green low-carbon products as crucial supports for sustainable development and a major strategic focus of company operations.
TCL CSOT 23.8-inch Display Module Awarded "Recycled Material Product" Certificate.
TCL Zhonghuan High-Ratio Granular Silicon Low-Carbon Monocrystalline Silicon Rods Pulling Technology Development and Industrialisation.
MOKA Conducts Product Carbon Footprint Accounting.
Water Resources Management
TCL Technology implements the green concept into the whole process of production and operation. Based on the implementation of the efficient use of resources and the control of three waste emissions, the Company continues to pursue and build an industrial model that realises a circular economy.
TCL CSOT Constructs Artificial Wetland Park
Use of Renewable Energy
TCL Technology reduces greenhouse gas emissions in corporate operations by conserving energy and improving our energy mix, thereby accelerating our goals of reaching peak carbon emissions and achieving carbon neutrality.
TCL Zhonghuan Inner Mongolia Industrial Park's Multiple New Distributed Photovoltaic Projects Connected to the Grid.
Waste Management
TCL Technology is committed to reducing waste generation and enhancing the recycling of waste materials, vigorously advancing the construction of a zero-waste group. Specific targets have been set for industrial waste in three key areas by 2025: source reduction, resource utilization, and safe disposal, aiming to minimize the potential ecological impact of waste generated from our production operations.