As a company committed to conducting sustainable business, AKR recognizes the importance of reducing Greenhouse Gas (GHG) emissions, a major factor in climate change. In support of the government’s commitment to achieve Net Zero Emissions by 2060, AKR is implementing policies aimed at maintaining emissions from operations.

GHG emissions originate from the use of fossil fuels (BBM) and electricity. The use of fossil fuels results in direct GHG emissions (Scope 1), while electricity consumption results in indirect GHG emissions (Scope 2 and Scope 3).

Other air emissions include those from the use of fossil fuels in operational vehicles, generators, and business transportation operations, including truck and ship deliveries. The emission calculation method used, along with emission factors, refers to the IPCC Guidelines for National Greenhouse Gas Inventories (2006), Biograce, JEC database, and Ecoinvent.

AKR’s emission intensity in 2023 was recorded at 0.02 tons of CO2e per Rp million Gross Profit, showing no change from the previous year. This indicates that AKR has successfully achieved efficiency in its operations, resulting in the stabilization of greenhouse gas emission intensity per unit of gross profit generated. Despite increased business activities, fleet additions, an increase in the number of tenants in KEK JIIPE, and a rise in gross profit, this did not lead to an increase in emission intensity

The stability of AKR’s emission intensity in 2023 is the result of collective efforts from all subsidiaries, where focused and sustainable strategies have been able to control and reduce emissions from various sources.

As a strategic step forward, considering that 61% of AKR’s emissions come from Scope 3 emissions originating from the electricity generated and sold to tenants at JIIPE, AKR continues to invest in various initiatives and new energy infrastructure. These investments will include rooftop solar panels, floating solar panels, and the development of LNG projects. All investments demonstrate a commitment to supporting the government in achieving its Nationally Determined Contribution (NDC) and Net Zero Emission targets.