Orient Semiconductor Electronics (OSE) deeply understands that corporate sustainable development is not only its own responsibility but also a commitment to drive collective change among its partners. Facing the global trend of net-zero carbon emissions and the challenges of international compliance, OSE has proactively leveraged its influence to officially launch the "OSE ESG Workshop". Through sincere partnership and experience sharing, OSE aims to support supply chain partners in building the necessary capacity for transition, joining the low-carbon and sustainable movement together.

For OSE, sustainable development is a shared endeavor with supply chain partners rather than just an internal responsibility. To assist suppliers in establishing Greenhouse Gas (GHG) inventory capabilities, the OSE team provided standardized tools, forms, and operational guidelines during the workshop. Through practical explanations and operational guidance, OSE helped partners build their processes from basic data collection to establishing an inventory workflow, enabling them to gradually master carbon management methods. By fostering capacity building and sharing experiences, OSE hopes to help supplier partners overcome the anxiety of not knowing where to start, jointly addressing the challenges of the future low-carbon transition.

Starting with Experience Sharing, Launching Sustainable Actions Alongside Supplier Partners

Given the professional knowledge and inventory operational requirements needed for carbon management, some small and medium-sized enterprise supplier partners lack relevant experience and resources during the initial implementation phase. To address this, we specially invited 10 key supplier partner companies (spanning the EMS and IC industries) to participate in this workshop. The OSE team shared its practical experience in promoting GHG inventories. The workshop progressed step-by-step through "Concept Establishment → Form Breakdown → Scenario Simulation → Action Planning" and provided practical calculation tools that participants could take back to their companies for direct use. This significantly lowered the entry barrier for carbon management, allowing partners to take the crucial first step with confidence and a solid foundation. We believe that the sustainable development of the supply chain requires the joint participation of all partners. Therefore, in addition to conveying management requirements, we also aim to share our experiences, supporting suppliers as they gradually implement carbon management initiatives and grow together on the path of low-carbon transition.