2021 ESG Report
51 2021 ESG Report
Adhering to Green Operation
Zero Carbon Outlet Pilot Construction
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CSRC Bank continues to strengthen its own environmental construction by precisely regulating room temperature,
using computers and water scientifically and disconnecting electricity in a timely manner, while innovating the
construction of zero-carbon outlets and implementing paperless offices to save resources and reduce carbon
emissions. In this reporting period, CSRC Bank mainly used gasoline, natural gas, electricity, water resources and
paper; the waste generated was mainly domestic and office waste, which was handed over to the municipality for
disposal. For the equipment that needs to be disposed of at end of life, CSRC Bank handed over to the company
with e-waste disposal qualification and filed on the website of the government's Environmental Protection Bureau to
ensure the harmless disposal of e-waste and minimize the impact on the environment.
CSRC Bank carried out renovation of facilities to reduce energy consumption and implemented projects to achieve
more fine-tuned self-control of building air-conditioning units and reduce carbon emissions. Projects include
renovation of building air-conditioning system, renovation of data room infrastructure, energy-saving renovation of
lighting system and energy-saving renovation of fresh air control system, etc.
The first solar power generation project was installed and put into use at the Fushan Xiaoqiao branch office for daily
operation, which is expected to generate 25,000 kWh of electricity annually and reduce carbon emissions by 6.80
tons per year.
Data
Unit of Measure
Total gasoline consumption by owned vehicles
608,831.90
L
Total gas consumption
Total electricity consumption
Total water consumption
123,752
E
m³
Paperless Office
CSRC Bank vigorously promotes online service and management and paperless operation at any time and place, in
order to achieve a green, low-carbon, and shared office mode.
Paperless
Counters
31,104,679
kWh
174,663
t
Amount of paper saved by paperless billing
2.4
Total GHG emissions (Scope I + Scope II)
Total energy consumption
19,758.01
tCO₂e
4,641.31
tce
Approaches
Results
Paperless Transformation of Counter
Transaction
In 2021, we achieved paperless transformation of 26
transactions, reaching a total of 306 transactions to go
paperless.
By the end of 2021, the volume of counter paperless
transactions accounted for more than 78% of the
business volume, saving about 43,100 common
vouchers.
Paperless Files
The electronic file system realizes unified,
standardized and efficient management of
all kinds of file image data by separating the
system data and image storage and reducing
the pressure of system server loading.
By the end of 2021, a total of about 1.1 million list data
such as list of each mortgage loan repayment, list of
successful loan closing and interest deduction, list of
voucher usage and list of open and closed accounts
were stored.
Online Reply Slip
We expand the printing channels of enterprise
reply slips. Online channels support online
banking, web version of reply slip printing.
The online reply slips print rate for 2021 is 61%,
increasing 20% compared to last year.
As of the end of 2021, a total of 8,181,200 reply slips
were printed, of which 4,984,300 reply slips were
printed on the internet banking and web side combined,
increasing 102% compared to last year.
Online
Reconciliation
We expand reconciliation channels, supporting
WeChat reconciliation, web reconciliation and
online banking reconciliation. Multi-channel
online reconciliation reduces the printing of
paper bills.
By the end of 2021, 469,088 e-bills were issued, saving
469,000 copies of envelopes and paper used for inserts.
Online
Investigation
We will take the public account due diligence
review department online. Account managers
register research information on mobile, support
on-site photography, generate image data
automatically transmitted to the account file.
Since complete replacement of paper files in late 2021,
we saved in total 2,064 sheets of paper.View entire presentation