DMEGC’s sustainability practices have been recognized as a “Top 10 Case” among companies in the Chinese energy industry at the ESG100 Value Conference last month.

The ESG100 Value Conference is in its second edition this year, organized by China Energy News, an authoritative energy sector publication, together with various partners including Green Climate, the China Institute of Energy Economics, Integrity Capital Partners and others.

At the event, China Energy News released a list assessing companies’ alignment with UN Sustainable Development Goals (SDG), spotlighting adoption of low-carbon practices across the energy value chain.

Included companies spanned industries from new energy vehicles to recycling and low-carbon technologies. Each was rated based on its ESG practices, green energy use and low-carbon circular development, according to an evaluation system covering over 220 indicators designed to reflect the UN SDGs.

In recent years, DMEGC has continually improved its sustainability practices, earning various recognitions for its progress, including an MSCI ESG BBB rating, a CDP Water Security Grade A-, Climate Change Grade B, and Ecovadis Silver Certification among others.

DMEGC’s Photovoltaic Technology has also expanded its carbon reduction efforts to upstream and downstream supply chains through key initiatives like packaging recycling programs and switching to green electricity use. These initiatives are part of its "Green Partnerships" agreement with core suppliers to jointly advance low-carbon transformation and achieve full-chain emission reduction.

1. Circular Recycling of Packaging

A closed-loop system for adhesive film pallets ("delivery—recycling—regeneration") helps DMEGC achieve 100% circular utilization of packaging materials. This initiative has created dual environmental and economic benefits: recycling one pallet is equivalent to protecting 1.5 trees and reducing potential pollution from landfilling and incineration; meanwhile, costs have been cut by 30% through renovation, and recycled pellets have been converted into stable revenue.

2. Promoting Local Factory Construction

Core suppliers have been encouraged to build factories near DMEGC's production bases, forming an "industrial collaboration circle": annual logistics mileage has been reduced by 3.32 million kilometers, carbon emissions by 900 tons, and transportation costs by 15 million yuan; packaging and storage costs have also decreased, with inventory turnover days shortened simultaneously.

3. Collaborative Carbon Reduction in the Supply Chain

Carbon-related indicators have been incorporated into assessments. By promoting green energy use among suppliers and assisting them in building rooftop photovoltaic systems, carbon reduction in the upstream supply chain has been achieved. In 2024, 26 suppliers (20% of the total) used green electricity; to date, this has expanded to 32 suppliers (25%). DMEGC has also advocated for suppliers to obtain green factory certification, with 9 supplier factories currently certified.