Climate Change and Energy
Our Commitment
JMT Network Services Public Company Limited demonstrates its responsibility toward climate change arising from its operations across all business processes and throughout its value chain, both directly and indirectly.
This includes assessing climate-related risks and opportunities, as well as developing effective plans to manage both physical impacts and transition risks that may affect the Company.
The Company places strong emphasis on initiatives to reduce greenhouse gas emissions and to support the achievement of climate goals at both national and international levels. These efforts contribute to the transition toward a low-carbon economy and sustainable long-term growth.
JMT Network Services Public Company Limited recognizes the impacts of climate change and has undertaken a wide range of actions to address these challenges. These include the adoption of energy-efficient technologies, the promotion of renewable energy usage, and the support of climate adaptation and mitigation initiatives. At the same time, the Company actively fosters awareness and shared responsibility among employees and all stakeholders.
These actions reflect JMT’s commitment to being part of the global effort to address global warming and climate change. The Company continues to enhance its environmental and social responsibility across all business operations, while embedding sustainability into every aspect of its processes. This approach not only aims to minimize environmental impacts but also to strengthen collaboration and collective responsibility among all stakeholders in driving toward a sustainable and environmentally friendly future.
Stakeholders Directly Impacted
Supporting the SDGs Goals
SDG 7
SDG 11
SDG 12
SDG 13
Goals and Performance
Goals
Greenhouse Gas Management
- Reduce greenhouse gas emissions by at least 1% annually
- Achieve net-zero greenhouse gas emissions by 2050 (B.E. 2593)
Energy Management
- Reduce electricity consumption intensity by no less than 2% compared to the base year
Performance
Greenhouse Gas Management
Energy Management
- In 2025, electricity consumption from external sources: 807,817.47 kWh (73.75%)
- Clean energy consumption (Solar Rooftop): 287,591.92 kWh (26.25%)
- Total electricity consumption: 1,095,409.39 kWh, equivalent to 69.14 kWh per square meter per year
Management Approach
The Company recognizes the importance of greenhouse gas management and has therefore initiated various projects to support the reduction of greenhouse gas emissions from business operations.
These initiatives include campaigns to reduce resource and energy consumption within the organization, increasing the proportion of renewable energy in place of fossil fuels, and adopting technologies to minimize the use of natural resources in support of emission reduction efforts.
In addition, the Company has continuously participated in the Climate Care Platform in collaboration with the Stock Exchange of Thailand, demonstrating its commitment to reducing greenhouse gas emissions from internal organizational activities. These efforts focus on aligning operational practices with the Company’s emission reduction targets, with the ultimate goal of achieving net-zero greenhouse gas emissions by 2050 (B.E. 2593).
In terms of operations, the company has launched various energy conservation and greenhouse gas reduction projects. A key initiative includes increasing the use of renewable energy, particularly solar energy, which is sustainable and unaffected by resource shortages. The company has systematically implemented measures to reduce greenhouse gas emissions and integrated renewable energy usage across its branches nationwide. For example, the installation of solar rooftop systems aims to decrease reliance on fossil fuels and promote the use of environmentally friendly energy sources.
Moreover, the company has implemented energy conservation programs that prioritize efficiency and optimal use. These initiatives focus on reducing energy consumption in various activities, such as electricity usage for computer systems, air conditioning, and lighting within buildings. By improving energy efficiency, minimizing unnecessary energy loss, and adopting energy-saving technologies, the company reduces excessive energy usage. Additionally, the company has initiated efforts to phase out high-energy-consuming equipment or tools that generate pollution, aligning with its environmental conservation goals and minimizing the environmental impact of its energy usage. These measures support the company's commitment to maintaining a continuous reduction in externally purchased energy and encouraging activities related to reducing greenhouse gas emissions whenever possible.
In terms of resource management, the company has developed a comprehensive waste management system, aiming to become a Zero Waste organization. This includes reducing materials that generate waste, such as promoting the discontinuation of single-use plastics and encouraging waste segregation for reuse or recycling. Furthermore, the company instills environmental awareness among employees through educational initiatives and activities that emphasize behavioral changes to reduce greenhouse gas emissions in daily life.
Through these measures, the company aims to integrate sustainability into every aspect of its operations. This approach not only minimizes environmental impact but also raises awareness and fosters shared responsibility among employees and all stakeholders. By doing so, the company strives to achieve a sustainable and environmentally friendly future.
Climate Change Impacts, Risks, and Opportunities
Although the Company does not operate in industries with high levels of greenhouse gas emissions, the nature of the Company's operations — which rely on office buildings, information technology systems, and field activities such as debt collection and asset inspection — means that the Company is associated with both direct (Scope 1) and indirect (Scope 2) energy use and greenhouse gas emissions. At the same time, climate change may affect economic stability, the debt repayment capacity of debtors, and the Company's long-term business continuity.
Physical Impact Dimension
Extreme weather events — such as floods, storms, heatwaves, or wildfires — may affect offices, branches, and information technology infrastructure, causing operational disruption and additional costs. Field activities may not be conducted at full efficiency.
In addition, natural disasters may affect the income and debt repayment capacity of debtors in affected areas, impacting the Company's asset quality and cash flow. Enhancing energy efficiency in offices, managing travel routes to reduce fuel consumption, and promoting operations through digital systems help reduce greenhouse gas emissions from organizational activities and strengthen the Company's role in reducing long-term environmental impacts. This is complemented by the formulation of a Business Continuity Plan (BCP) and spatial risk assessment, which enhance resilience and reduce potential financial losses.
Low-Carbon Economy Transition Dimension
The introduction of stricter climate-related laws or measures, as well as international standard disclosure requirements, may increase costs associated with data collection, reporting, and risk management. In addition, volatility in energy and fuel prices may affect the costs of the Company's field activities.
At the same time, if the Company does not integrate climate issues into its risk management processes and debtor portfolio management — such as failing to assess the risks of debtors in industries affected by low-carbon policies — the Company may face long-term asset quality risks. Nevertheless, incorporating climate issues into the Enterprise Risk Management (ERM) system, assessing risks of debtors in carbon-intensive industries, and establishing clear greenhouse gas emission reduction targets support the overall economic sector's adaptation, increase transparency toward stakeholders, and strengthen investor confidence.
