28 Sustainability Report 2024 | Environment


Malaysia off the mark in race towards net zero


Scope One emissions decreasing


In 2023, the Crown Worldwide Group team in Malaysia launched its Race Towards Net Zero plan, which sees it targeting to achieve net-zero emissions by 2050.


With 2022 set as the baseline year, 2023 saw a 20.7 per cent reduction in Scope One carbon emissions in the region. This was achieved through the incorporation of new electric vehicles, achieving 85,000 clean kilometers of last-mile delivery.


However total Greenhouse Gas emissions increased compared with 2022. This is mainly because the baseline figure did not include Scope Three emissions included in the 2023 reporting period.


Scope Two emissions also increased, by three per cent, but work continues to substitute all conventional lighting with energy-saving LEDs and by increasing the ambient temperature in offices by up to two degrees Celsius to conserve energy.


Crown’s branches in Malaysia are aiming to decrease Scope One and Two carbon emissions by 30 per cent compared with the 2022 baseline, by 2030.


Water and waste


The team will also use 2023 as a baseline year for water - across the five facilities where water usage is in full control – and for waste. In 2023, 7.8m cubic meters of water was used across the five main Malaysian facilities, and 344.25 metric tons of waste was recycled, while 117.98 metric tons was sent to landfill. Destruction of client records, a core service for our Records Management business in South East Asia, was undertaken by recycling – contributing to a 6.2 tCO2


e saving.


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