Zhejiang Chang’an Renheng Technology Co., Ltd. (CHANGAN RH) has released its 2025 Environmental, Social and Governance (ESG) Report, detailing progress on sustainability, governance, and workforce management for the year ended 31 December 2025. Key highlights are as follows:
Environmental Performance • Total greenhouse-gas emissions (Scopes 1 & 2) reached 8,297 tCO₂e, equivalent to an intensity of 0.70 tCO₂e per tonne of finished products. • Scope 1 (direct) emissions were 915 tCO₂e, while Scope 2 (purchased electricity) accounted for 7,467 tCO₂e. • Electricity consumption totalled 9.05 million kWh; diesel usage was 397,250 litres. • Water consumption stood at 10,820 tonnes, translating into 0.75 tonnes per tonne of output. • Non-hazardous waste generation was 10,278 tonnes; hazardous waste was nil. • The company targets annual cuts of up to 8% in industrial-dust and packaging-waste emissions and up to 7% in sandstone by-products. • Two major capex projects—10,000 tpa water-treatment agents in Zhejiang and 10,000 tpa organic bentonite in Hebei—continue to support lower-emission production, including a switch from coal to natural-gas boilers.
Social Metrics • Workforce totalled 228 employees: 80.7% male and 19.3% female; turnover was 4.8%, exclusively male. • Average training time exceeded 180 hours per employee, covering safety, lean management and ESG awareness. • Zero work-related fatalities were recorded for the third consecutive year; nine lost workdays were reported. • CHANGAN RH contributed RMB 45,000 to local community initiatives during 2025.
Governance & Supply Chain • ESG oversight rests with a three-tier structure led by the Board, supported by an ESG Work Committee and cross-functional Work Group. • The company engaged 128 domestic suppliers, embedding environmental and safety clauses in contracts and enforcing regular audits. • No corruption cases occurred; anti-bribery training is delivered monthly, and whistle-blowing channels are in place.
Strategic Outlook CHANGAN RH will prioritise customised functional mineral materials, green product R&D, and automation upgrades. International expansion continues, supported by a newly established U.S. subsidiary to market oilfield and coating-grade bentonite products. The group also plans to deepen penetration into North American, European and Southeast Asian markets while maintaining its “profit-centred, innovation-driven” strategy.