Low Carbon Management Organization
KOGAS low carbon management strategies are devised and enacted through a two-step procedure. First, the Climate Change & Energy Working Committee, consisting of the heads of working departments, considers current issues related to low carbon management. Then the Climate Change & Energy Committee, a decision-making executive body, strategizes and deliberates major issues regarding response to climate change
Low Carbon Management Strategy
With the environmental goal of “Improving People’s Quality of Life through Pre-emptive Response to Climate Change”, KOGAS pursues five strategic aims and twelve tasks
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- Environmental Goals
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Improving People’s Quality of Life through Pre-emptive Response to Climate Change
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- 5 Strategic Aims
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Leading Emission Trading and response to climate change
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Establishing environment and energy management systems
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Strengthening transparent information disclosure
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Active implementation of government policy and environmental law
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Establishing social values with people
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- 12 Tasks
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- 1. Pre-emptive response to Emission Trading policy change
- 2. Developing greenhouse gas reduction business / Securing right to discharge
- 3. Adapting to climate change, and establishing monitoring system
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- 4. Securing effectiveness of environmental and energy management systems
- 5. Establishing staff educational program to enhance professional competence
- 6. Improving fulfillment of governmental energy policy
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- 7. Improving sustainability by increasing DJSI level
- 8. Reinforcing disclosure of information regarding environmental management
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- 9. Realizing social values by complying with environmental rules
- 10. Integrated management of air pollutants (e.g., NOx SOx) considering fine dust
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- 11. Active greenhouse gas reduction and eco-friendliness with local community
- 12. Building environmental network to determine social values