Greenhouse gas emission reduction program (EC.7)

The organization’s report on greenhouse gas emissions and absorption

The organization recognizes the importance of addressing climate change and is committed to reducing its environmental impacts through effective greenhouse gas (GHG) management. This report presents the assessment of greenhouse gas emissions and carbon sequestration activities within the organization. The findings provide essential information for evaluating the organization’s carbon footprint, identifying emission reduction opportunities, and supporting the development of sustainable strategies toward a low-carbon future. Tha date for report is on June 19^th 2025 and the time limit for follow-up action between October 2023 to September 2024 for 1 year. Following the data as table below;

All activities of the organization

Facility	Activities of the organization (Facility)
	Scope 1	Scope 2	Scope 3
Office buildings and School building	The burning of diesel fuel from the organization’s vehicles	Electricity consumption	–
	The burning of gasoline from the organization’s vehicles

Summary of Greenhouse gas emissions

Sources of greenhouse gas emissions	Greenhouse gas emissions (Ton Co2e)								Total greenhouse gas (Ton Co2e)
	Co2	Fossil CH4	CH4	N2O	SF6	NF3	HFCs	PFCs
Scope 1
1 The burning of diesel fuel from the organization’s vehicles	14.83	0.00	–	0.21	–	–	–	–	15.06
2 The burning of gasoline from the organization’s vehicles	20.71	0.01	–	0.25	–	–	–	–	21.26
Scope 2
1 Electricity consumption	–	–	–	–	–	–	–	–	1,224.78

Summary of Greenhouse gas emissions

Sources of greenhouse gas	Amount	Unit
Type 1	36.32	Ton Co2e
Type 2	1,224.78	Ton Co2e
Type 3	–	Ton Co2e
Total (Type 1+2)	1,261.1	Ton Co2e
Total (Type 1+2+3)	1,261.1	Ton Co2e

The results indicate that Category 2 emissions were the predominant source of greenhouse gas emissions, amounting to 1,225.00 tonCO₂-eq and accounting for approximately 97.1% of the total reported emissions. In contrast, Category 1 emissions contributed only 37.00 tonCO₂-eq (2.9%). No emissions were reported under Category 3 or other categories. These findings demonstrate that indirect emissions associated with purchased electricity are the principal contributor to the organization’s carbon footprint. Consequently, enhancing energy efficiency and expanding the utilization of renewable energy sources should be prioritized to achieve substantial reductions in greenhouse gas emissions.