ENERCON Taiwan Ltd._台灣艾納康有限公司

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ENERCON is privately held and wholly owned by the Aloys Wobben Stiftung (Trust). ENERCON has a global presence, with turbines in more than 50 countries, supported by more than 40 sales offices and over 390 service stations. More than 13,600 employees work in research and development, production, sales, project, logistics, installation management as well as service and maintenance of wind turbines. OUR VISION OF SUSTAINABILITY. Wind energy will continue to play an important role in providing clean and affordable energy to communities across the globe. Our vision “Energy for the World”, established by our founder Aloys Wobben, is deeply embedded in our company culture and understanding, in which sustainability plays a significant role. We, at ENERCON, are taking steps toward a sustainable future and a better quality of life for everyone. Each day, we are committed to improving our processes, products and services across our global network. Our company is shaped by high standards for responsibility, independence, long-term orientation, quality technology and leadership. ENERCON AND THE PLANET At ENERCON, we contribute significantly to the worldwide availability of clean energy; which, in turn, makes a fundamental contribution to achieving the UN's SDGs. We also help to achieve those goals through our efforts to minimize our impact on biodiversity and our approach to carbon waste management, sustainable water management and emissions. Our efforts in the area of environmental aspects are steered entirely by our Global Health, Safety and Environment (HSE) and Sustainability function, while the operational responsibility lies with the regions and production facilities. Furthermore, we have a certified environmental management system according to IS0 14001 in Germany. Relevant environmental topics for ENERCON include waste management, life-cycle-assessments, water, biodiversity and emissions. Due to changes to our production network and supply chain, as well as the ongoing reorganization of several ENERCON entities in 2021, water, energy and carbon footprint data is not directly comparable with data from 2020. In 2021, we reported for the first-time data from international service and administration entities to our evaluation. Going forward, the 2021 data will serve as a baseline, while we are further improving our data quality.