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The Targeted Poverty Alleviation About the Report About the Report 01 Content The Chairman’s Message 03 SDIC Power Holdings Co., Ltd. (Hereinafter referred to as “SDIC Power”, “The Company” or “We”) adheres to the principles of normativity, About Us 05 transparency, objectivity and comprehensiveness. It initiatively provides Development Strategies 06 social practice and performance for each stakeholder. SDIC Power has 2020 SDIC Power Timeline 07 issued a Social Responsibility Report every year since 2010. This Report is the 11th report. Topic: Optimize Power Structure and 09 Adjust Strategic Layout Transform and Upgrade, Promoting Green 10 Development Reporting Scope Global Vision, Fulfilling the Climate 15 The Report covers the period from 1st January 2020 to 31st December Commitments 2020. It has described the situation of SDIC Power and its subsidiaries in its operation, safety, environment, society, employees, and in public welfare. Governance, Compliance, High 17 Employee, Build a Stage 51 The Reporting Standards Efficiency and Strong Risk Control for Development The Report follows the principles of the understanding of Strengthening Governance Structure 19 Recruitment and Attraction 53 the Work of Listed Companies to Undertake Social Responsibilities, Risk Management and Control Talent and Development Shanghai Stock Exchange's Guidelines on Environmental Information 22 55 Disclosure for Listed Companies, and Guidelines for the Preparation of Social Responsibility Management 23 Employee Care and Communication 59 Reports on Companies Fulfilling Social Responsibility by the Shanghai Stock Exchange. It was prepared with reference to the Ten Principles of Operations with Responsibility 25 Society, Creating Beautiful 63 the United Nations Global Compact and the Core option of GRI and Efficiency Life Together Sustainability Reporting Standards (GRI Standards) issued by Global Sustainability Standards Board (GSSB). Stable Supply Electricity for People's 27 The Targeted Poverty Alleviation 65 Livelihood Fighting the COVID-19 with a 69 The Source of the Data Improving Quality and Increasing 28 Concerted Effort The data used in the Report came from the Company's official Efficiency to Show Value Public Welfare 73 documents and statistical reports. For more details of the financial Promotion with SDIC Science and 31 Volunteer Service 77 statistics, please refer to the “2020 Annual Report of SDIC Power Technology Holdings Co., Ltd.”. The Company's Board of Directors guarantees no false records, misleading statements, or any significant omissions in Safety, the Bottom Line for 33 the Report. Development Appendix 79 Index 80 Reporting Period The Safety Management System 35 Paraphrase 83 This is an annual report. The most recent CSR report was released in Fostering a Safety Culture 37 Readers Feedback Form 85 April 2020. Report Access Environment, Building a Beautiful 41 Both Chinese and English version of the Report are available on the Home Together Company's official website (https://www.sdicpower.com), under the Addressing Climate Change 43 "Social Responsibility" section. If there is any discrepancy between the Strengthen Pollution Prevention 44 Chinese and English versions, the Chinese version shall prevail. Optimize Resource Utilization 46 For any questions or suggestion concerning the Report, please send an Ecological Civilization Building 49 email to [email protected]. 01 Governance Operations Safety Environment Employee Society SDIC Power 2020 Corporate Social Responsibility Report The Chairman's Message The year 2020 witnessed an extraordinary past: our country Over the past year, we have adjusted and upgraded Over the past year, we have made lean operations and shoulder of our social responsibilities. Along our has secured decisive achievements in finishing the building our business structure to enhance our high quality steadily improved our stock assets. We upheld the concept process of bringing economic benefits, we also made of a moderately prosperous society, and realize the first development. Following China's strategy for of “Efficiency, Benefit and Quality are the top priorities”, repay the local regions in providing assistance for centenary goal. The sudden onslaught of COVID-19 has addressing climate change, we have adhered to high- translated the fruits gained from deep reform into building a harmonious society and creating a better life triggered significant risks and challenges to every aspect of quality and green development. We have also make a management efficiency. We have given full display of there. What we have done is conducive for national life. coordinated development between reasonable scientific innovation and informatization construction, economy and social development. Joining together amount of quality and desirable standard of quantity, fostered company core capabilities and sustainable makes life bright and better! Adversity shows courage while perseverance makes the steps we have taken are as followed: continuation development and carried out our mission to be a world class success. Despite the adjustment from China's new normal We will start our new journey amidst this new era full of development of the Yalong River in an orderly manner integrated energy service provider with global competitive and normalized epidemic control China has achieved the new challenges. Under the strong leadership of the and withdrawal some of the low-efficiency thermal edge. targets set in the 13th Five-Year plan and SDIC Power is Board of Directors, while taking great responsibility to power plants that optimized our asset structure. We taking the its due role in scientifically formulating the 14th Over the past year, we have embraced openness and promote high-quality development, we want to have accelerated our pace in renewable energy Five-Year Plan mission. Taking the role as a responsible sharing, cooperated with counterparts. While continuously implement new development concept, transformation, projects development, mergers and acquisitions, state-owned enterprise, on one hand, we continued to improved our own competitiveness, we have actively upgrading, and innovation. By optimizing our asset closely keen on energy storage, hydrogen energy, promote business development, ensure safety in communicated with our partners both at home and abroad. structure, an excellent management and excellent and integrated energy. We are tapped the potential production, and protect environment ecology. On the other We have engaged in power market reforms research, investment performance, we'd like to write a new business opportunities along the Belt and Road hand, we pour our efforts into talent cultivation, public shared industry experience, deepened sustainable supply chapter along the high-quality development path of countries or regions, exploited renewable energy welfare, and targeted poverty alleviation. Through decades chain management, and prompted business circle SDIC Power. market and extended our international business of development, we have been continued to enhance our sustainable development. market which achieved breakthroughs in regional competitive edge, innovation ability, influence effect and layout. Over the past year, we have made every efforts to risk resistance capabilities which has helped us achieve the safeguard safety production. We have strictly implemented goal of sustainable development. the policy of “Safety be first, Prevention be crucial and Management be comprehensive”, we have pushed forward the systematic HSE mechanism implemented, strengthened the risks classification management and safety investigation and precaution of potential accidents. We firmly carried our Three-Year Special Rectification Plan for safety production, established redline and awareness of safety, created a well safety cultural environment, and stove to be an exemplary industry benchmark in safety operation. Over the past year, we have fulfilled our responsibility in protecting environment. We made a quick response to national climate change policies and adjusted our development goals. We paid more attention on environment protection and biology diversification, actively promoted energy conservation, pollutants emission reduction and resources integrated utilization. Combined with innovative method, circular economic pattern, we have established a resources conservative, ecological environment protection long term mechanism. We assumed and took our environment and social responsibilities, made contribution to our country' ecological civilization and building beautiful homeland. Over the past year, we have demonstrated our core social responsibility. “We may gain what we pay only we can stay true to our values”, we always adhered the people-oriented development philosophy. We joined hand in hand with our staff, cared for them and promoted their senses of Chairman and Secretary of Party belonging and happiness, meanwhile we actively took the Committee, SDIC Power 03 04 Governance Operations Safety Environment Employee Society About Us SDIC Power Holdings Co., Ltd. is an integrated electric power listed company （A share：600886，GDR： SDIC）dominated by clean energy and supplemented by hydropower, thermal power, wind power and solar Development Strategies power. As its core business, power generation accounted for over 95% of its total operating income. In terms of business distribution, the Company is an electric power listed company dominated by domestic development and supplemented by overseas extension and its domestic projects mainly distribute in Sichuan, Tianjin, Fujian, Guangxi,
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