JinkoSolar, one of the largest and most innovative solar module manufacturers in the world, recently participated in the 9th International Best Practice Awards and emerged victorious in the "Climate Change Risk Management System" category after a rigorous evaluation process. This prestigious award is co-hosted by the Centre for Organizational Excellence Research at New Zealand's Massey University and GBN, a leading international non-profit benchmarking alliance.
Notably, the same award has previously been bestowed upon entities such as Dubai Electricity and Water Authority (DEWA), with which JinkoSolar collaborated on a 5MW BIPV project, as well as the TAW optimization factory of Intel Corporation in Costa Rica. This accolade not only underscores JinkoSolar's remarkable strides in advancing environmental, social, and corporate governance (ESG) practices but also underscores the company's leadership in the realm of sustainability.
Jinko Solar joined the RE100 initiative in 2019 and released the RE100 roadmap in 2020, with plans to achieve 100% renewable energy use in all plants and global operations by 2028. Furthermore, Jinko Solar joined SBTi in November 2021, committed to achieving "net zero emissions" of GHG among the value chain by 2050. So far, Jinko Solar has completed the internal planning of emission reduction targets in accordance with the 1.5℃ emission reduction path and the requirements of the SBTi Corporate Manual. The relevant data has been submitted to SBTi.
Winning the International Best Practice Award not only positions JinkoSolar as a beacon of sustainable development within the energy sector but also exemplifies the significant potential that Chinese companies hold in the realms of environmental protection and climate change risk management on a global scale.
