Climate Risks and Opportunities
Since the entry into force of the Paris Agreement and the release of the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), climate change has become a key issue influencing global economic development. According to the Global Risks Report 2026, environmental risks continue to feature prominently among the top 10 long-term global risks over the next decade, accounting for five of the listed risks. These include extreme weather events, which have ranked first for three consecutive years; biodiversity loss and ecosystem collapse (second); critical changes to Earth systems (third); natural resource shortages (sixth); and environmental pollution (tenth). These trends highlight the significant impact of climate and environmental issues on economic and social development, presenting both operational risks and transition opportunities for enterprises.
As a service provider operating across diverse industries and regions, SKS recognizes that the increasing frequency and intensity of extreme weather events pose challenges to both client asset protection and workforce deployment. To mitigate these risks, the Company continues to enhance the application of smart technologies. Through AI-enabled monitoring and drone-assisted operations, SKS expands service coverage while reducing personnel exposure to high-risk environments.
In terms of carbon reduction and sustainability actions, SKS joined the Taiwan Net Zero Action Alliance in 2021 and established its 2050 net-zero target in alignment with global decarbonization trends. By 2023, all operational sites in Taiwan had completed greenhouse gas inventories covering Scopes 1, 2, and 3 in accordance with ISO 14064-1, along with third-party verification, strengthening greenhouse gas management and reinforcing its carbon reduction commitment. In 2024, the Company further adopted data-driven decarbonization strategies and promoted low-carbon transition across its supply chain partners, addressing climate challenges through a more systematic approach while enhancing corporate resilience and competitiveness. In 2025, SKS is actively exploring diversified renewable energy sources with greater economic viability, while introducing a carbon management platform to improve the accuracy and efficiency of carbon inventory processes and ensure the completeness of carbon-related disclosures.
