Waste Management

CGPC strives to maintain the safety and health of its employees and protect the environment. To this end, we are committed to complying with environmental protection, safety, health laws and regulations, implementing a spirit of continuous improvement, and implementing practices such as waste material diversion and recycling, pollution prevention, resource conservation, industrial waste reduction, and neighborly relations.

CGPC minimizes waste generation through several practices: selling leftover materials, auctioning off unqualified products, and recycling and remanufacturing offcuts. The resulting minimal waste is classified into general industrial and hazardous industrial categories. Qualified, licensed organizations handle the removal and disposal according to the Waste Disposal Act. We are committed to promoting resource classification and recycling, as well as 5S activities. As a result, our domestic waste has been decreasing year by year, demonstrating our excellent performance in this efforts.

The hazardous waste generated by CGPC and TVCM in 2024 was 172.04 tonnes. Without proper management and effective treatment, random disposal can pollute the environment (air, soil, and water), further affecting the ecosystems and harming human health. Therefore, we have adopted the following management measures: 1. Review vendors’ qualifications: they need to be qualified waste removal and treatment organizations. 2. Use the GPS real-time tracking system to confirm the transportation route and flow. 3. Conduct irregular vehicle inspections to ensure that hazardous waste is properly handled.