58 ENRA GROUP BERHAD ANNUAL REPORT 2024 FOSTERING ENVIRONMENTAL STEWARDSHIP ENRA is dedicated to conducting its operations responsibly, with a focus on minimising its environmental footprint. This commitment encompasses addressing climate change, managing energy consumption, reducing greenhouse gas emissions, protecting biodiversity, conserving water resources, implementing efficient waste management practices, and preventing pollution. To do this, ENRA adheres to environmental best practice standards and incorporates eco-friendly business practices. The Group's operations are governed by its QHSE Policy, HSE Management System Manual (“HSEMS”), and various HSE supporting guidelines and procedures, detailed on page 71. These documents provide detailed guidance on all aspects of a QHSE management system and framework, with a strong emphasis on environmental conservation. The Group firmly believes that achieving good QHSE performance is integral to its overall success, and it recognises that HSE responsibilities are shared across ENRA. In addition to managing its own operations, ENRA is acutely aware of its role in addressing indirect environmental consequences, including water and energy consumption, as well as customer waste, especially within its property development division. The Group remains committed to implementing water and energy conservation measures, along with other resource-efficient solutions CLIMATE CHANGE Climate change is becoming one of the most pressing global sustainability issues today, which poses a significant threat due to the increasing level of carbon emissions. The resulting impact includes unpredictable weather patterns and a rise in extreme weather events, leading to a higher frequency of natural disasters like floods and landslides. This trend is noticeable not only globally but also locally in Malaysia. Addressing this imminent threat requires collective efforts from individuals, organisations, and governments to mitigate its effects and work towards a more sustainable future. ENRA remains steadfast in its commitment to addressing climate change and its potential consequences, fully aware of how these impacts can affect both the Group's operations and its stakeholders. Consequently, the Group maintains a constant awareness of how its business activities, especially in terms of resource usage, emissions, and waste generation, can contribute directly or indirectly to climate change. ENRA is firmly committed to participating in global initiatives aimed at mitigating climate change and minimising its adverse effects. This commitment entails not only the development of a comprehensive decarbonisation strategy but also the establishment of robust mechanisms for measuring and monitoring emissions. To address the challenge of climate change, in FYE 2024, ENRA is formulated its Climate Change Roadmap with the objective of aligning with the implementation of the TCFD recommendations. This roadmap will provide a strategic guide for ENRA as it progresses towards fulfilling its sustainability commitments and pledges. • ENRA CLIMATE CHANGE ROADMAP Governance Stratergy Risk Management Metrics & Target Board and Management oversee matters related to Climate Change Risk and opportunities related to Climate Changes to be identi ed Commitment to reduce emissions of greenhouse gases ("CHO") with targets to be established To develop plans for various climate change issue scenarios i.e rising temperature, ash oods and etc Sustainability Report (Cont’d)
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