Page 55 - HSP Annual Report 2022

▲ Environmental education empowerment training at the Shihsanhang Museum of Archaeology
▲ A training session for environmental education personnel
Commend Outstanding Environmental Protection Personnel
Each year the HSPB awards HSP personnel who do an exceptionally good job in performing environmental protection duties. In 2022, a total of 10 winners were granted trophies and prize money in recognition of their extraordinary performance.
▲ Environmental education empowerment training at Bali Sewage Treatment Plant
▲ Environmental education empowerment training at the Taiwan Hakka Museum
reports, the HSPB undertakes total mass control of air pollutants, wastewater (sewage), and wastes in two stages: investment application and operational management. The former resorts to projecting total masses of pollutants to be incurred by incoming tenants for assessing their impact on the HSP's overall pollutant emissions; the latter focuses on the pollutant emissions of tenant companies in business operations and calls for prior approval and reporting management as well as on-the-spot checks, when necessary, to keep data on the HSP's total mass of pollutants up to date. As of
the end of 2022, all HSP parks complied with applicable requirements with redundant capacities of 52.1-100% against their respective approved total masses for air pollutants; 8.54-100% for wastewater (sewage); and 22.6-92.1% for wastes.
▲ Giving awards to outstanding environmental protection personnel
2 Friendly Homes in a Green Park
Total Mass Control of Pollutants
Based on the commitments made for HSP parks
in their respective environmental impact assessment
▲ The HSP's Wastewater Treatment Plant as an
environmental education venue
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5 A New Net-Zero Era for Sustainability