Energy Efficiency
Key Performance in 2022
Reduce energy consumption by
209491.33 MWhRenewable energy generation of
446950.71 Gigajoulesequivalent of total energyconsumption
3.34%Water consumption intensity per unit of
22.04 cubic meters per million BahtGHG emissions reduction from renewable energy usage
53672 tCO2eProportion of water reused per total amount of water used at
0.02%Assessment of Company and Critical Tier 1 Suppliers operating areas water risks by
100%Panyapiwat Institute of Management EEC campus, SKY BRIGHT CENTER BUILDING, was awarded the ASEAN Energy Awards 2022, 2nd runner-up, and THAILAND ENERGY AWARDS 2022, outstanding level
Key Progress in 2022
Supporting the SDGs
Performance Against Goal
2030 Goal
25%To reduce the total energy consumption compared to business-as-usual (BAU)
Progress against short-term and long-term goals
Performance Summary 2022
Total Energy Consumption*
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Total Consumption by Type*
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Energy Intensity per Revenue Unit*
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Total Electricity Purchased Externally*
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Total Renewable Energy Consumption*
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Total Non-Renewable Energy Consumption*
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Data Coverage (as % of Denominator)
Data Coverage (as % of Denominator)
Risks and Opportunities
Energy, which is required in electrical appliances, transportation, production, services, etc., continues to have a vital role in daily life. The present demand for energy rises due to the growing population and economic expansion, thus resulting in higher energy costs. In addition, non-renewable energy affects climate change and in turn impacts human rights, especially the health and livelihood aspects due to limited food and clean drinking water. However, the Company has prepared to mitigate mentioned challenges through continuous development of clean energy technology with emphasis for renewable energy generation from solar, wind, geothermal, biomass, etc. sources. The Company recognizes water management as a crucial aspect in maintaining communities and businesses in addition to water functioning as a vital future renewable energy source. Therefore, the Company focuses on energy management, renewable energy support to reduce greenhouse gas emissions from business activities and efficient water management to reduce risks associated with violating community right for distribution or access to clean water resources. Other measures established include surrounding community water shortage prevention through prevention of water consumption from water scarcity risk locations, support for efficient water use and conservation projects, and support for projects to mitigate climate change impacts in environmental, societal, governance and economic, and human rights terms.
Management Approach
The Company has continuously implemented energy management at the national level in collaboration all sectors of society through the “7 Go Green” strategy through intensifying the management approach in reducing energy consumption and increasing energy efficiency according to the ISO 14001 environmental management system standard and proactive operations according to stipulated goals. Simultaneously, the Company focuses on supporting projects under the 7 Go Green strategy, which encompasses environmentally friendly store management (Green Store), environmentally friendly logistics and distribution operations (Green Logistic), environmentally friendly packaging management (Green Packaging) and creating environmental protection awareness (Green Living). Alongside the mentioned strategy, the Company emphasizes efficient water resource management throughout the supply chain in tandem with energy management through risk management arising from water scarcity, increasing recycled and reused water proportions, and the promotion of effective water usage within the organization and surrounding communities.
However, the current and continuous crude oil price fluctuation situation due to various factors, which comprise political instability in multiple regions, global currency fluctuations, and world market speculation has resulted in an overall oil price increase in Thailand. The mentioned factors directly affect the cost structure and production returns for entrepreneurs in Thailand. Therefore, the Company has increased the ratio of renewable energy utilization and development of clean energy technologies, which includes continual measures for energy and natural resource conservation, to reduce environmental impact and increase business capabilities concurrently with organizational development.
Environmentally friendly shops, retail centers, distribution center and manufacturing plants (Green Store)
The Company continuously develops energy efficiency and environmentally friendly management through the 7 Go Green strategy in addition to increasing renewable energy consumption proportions for business activities. This measure reduces energy costs and reduces greenhouse gas emissions from business operations. In 2022, projects which support the Green Store strategy includes the following:
Efficiency Energy Management Project
Main Project | Operations Overview | Operations Area | Performance in 2022 |
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1.Increase electricity consumption efficiency |
Replace conventional light bulbs with high-efficiency LEDs at retail centers thus increasing durability, safety, service life while providing quality lighting and reduced maintenance costs | 7-Eleven stores |
1272 stores replaced conventional light bulbs with high-efficiency lighting
Reduced energy costs by 5.45 million Baht per year Reduced electricity consumption by 95.16 kWh per stores per year Reduced GHG emissions by 590 tCO2e |
7-Eleven distribution centers | 20 branches replaced conventional light bulbs with high-efficiency lighting Reduced energy costs by 25.5 million Baht per year Reduced electricity consumption by 6392000 kWh Reduced GHG emissions by 2972 tCO2e |
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Makro stores | 17 stores replaced conventional light bulbs with high-efficiency lighting Reduce energy expense by 17.87 million Baht compares to 2021 Reduced GHG emissions by 4365 tCO2e |
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Lotus’s stores | 112 stores replaced conventional light bulbs with high-efficiency lighting Reduced electricity consumption by 10223187 kWh Reduced GHG emissions by 5418 tCO2e |
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Installation of Automatic Voltage Regulator (AVR) to adjust or reduce voltage thereby maintaining power supply electricity at an appropriate and constant value conducive for energy saving which prevents electrical loss from excessive voltage | Lotus’s stores and Lotus’s Go Fresh | 415 stores installed energy management systems Reduced electricity consumption by 7600725 kWh per year Reduced GHG emissions by 4028 tCO2e |
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Installation of Building Energy Management System (BEMS), a management system to turn on/off core machines within the building to maximize conservation, detect abnormalities in power consumption from sub-electric meters and detection devices (sensor), in addition to compiling energy storage data for analysis and energy management | Lotus’s Go Fresh | 390 stores installed energy management systems Reduced electricity consumption by 4177918 kWh per year Reduced GHG emissions by 2214 ตัtCO2e |
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Integration of building design aspects which emphasizes energy conservation and environmental friendliness through integration of the Building Automation System (BAS) which manages energy consumption, collects data, and processes various system operations to enable efficient energy consumption and cost-effectiveness | Panyapiwat Institute of Management, EEC Campus, SKY BRIGHT CENTER BUILDING | Electricity consumption of 361377 kWh per year | |
2. Increase renewable energy consumption proportions inclusive of energy from solar rooftops and geothermal energy |
Installation of solar rooftops at stores and distribution centers as an approach for clean energy generation, global warming reduction measure, and promotion for energy and environment conservation | 7-Eleven stores | 2669 7-Eleven stores 2,669 stores increased electricity increased electricity generation proportions from solar rooftops Usage of electricity from solar rooftop at 23702.24 MWh per year Reduced GHG emissions by 10547.50 tCO2e |
7-Eleven distribution centers | 19 branches increased electricity generation proportions from solar rooftops Usage of electricity from solar rooftop at 8016 MWh per year Reduced GHG emissions by 3719 tCO2e |
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Makro stores | 52 stores increased electricity generation proportions from solar rooftops Usage of electricity from solar rooftop at 39502.18 MWh per year Reduced GHG emissions by 19474 tCO2e |
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Lotus’s stores and distribution centers | 105 stores increased electricity generation proportions from solar rooftops Usage of electricity from solar rooftop at 42297 MWh per year Reduced GHG emissions by 22417 tCO2e |
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CPRAM manufacturing plants | 7 branches increased electricity generation proportions from solar rooftops Usage of electricity from solar rooftop at 6321.30 MWh per year Reduced GHG emissions by 2812.98 tCO2e |
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Utilization of thermal energy from the sun (Solar Water Tube) for continuous production of hot water, through boiling water and implementing a water heating system, to reduce electricity and natural gas consumption within the production processes | CPRAM manufacturing plant (Lat Krabang) | Reduced electricity consumption by 420000 kWh per year Reduced natural gas consumption by 1433.10 million BTU (MMBtu) per year Reduced GHG emissions by 186.90 tCO2e |
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Conduction of heat energy from geothermal sources, which produces natural hot water averaging 50 degrees Celsius, to wash equipment in the production process thereby potentially offering a replacement to electricity consumption to heat water | CPRAM manufacturing plant (Lat Lum Kaeo) | Reduced electricity consumption by 352510 kWh per year Reduced GHG emissions by 156.87 tCO2e |
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3. Improve the refrigeration system and use environmentally friendly refrigerants. |
1. Installation of air ceiling air conditioners developed specifically for energy efficiency and certified with a 3-star level 5 electricity saving label from EGAT, which is the most efficient inverter system level, in 2,052 stores 2. Installation of energy efficient cassette air conditioners certified with a 3-star level 5 electricity saving label from EGAT, which is the most efficient inverter system level, in 3,808 stores 3. Improve the cooling system of Open Showcase freezers through implementing a 2 unit per hot coil configuration in 833 stores 4. Usage of environmentally friendly refrigerants R32 within the system in 1,465 stores 5. Energy saving projects emphasizing equipment parameter optimization to suit current storage requirements (set point reduction) in 788 stores |
7-Eleven stores | Reduced energy costs by 174 million Baht per year Reduced electricity consumption by 3043.92 kWh per stores per year Reduced GHG emissions by 18873 tCO2e |
changed chillers for a highly effective air conditioners, Variable Speed Drive type | Makro stores | 3 stores changed chillers for a highly effective air conditioners, Variable Speed Drive type Reduced GHG emissions by 1950 tCO2e |
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changed the cooling systems and refrigerants of fresh food freezer system to be environmentally friendly | 49 stores changed the cooling systems and refrigerants of fresh food freezer system to be environmentally friendly Reduced GHG emissions by 4.09 tCO2e |
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Usage of the Solstice N40 (R-448A) refrigerant, which reduces CO2 emissions and uses 64% less energy while offering a GWP of 1,273, which is currently considered the lowest GWP for non-flammable refrigerants | Lotus’s stores and Lotus’s Go Fresh | 1295 stores used environmentally friendly refrigerants for the fresh food freezer system Reduced GHG emissions by 18550 tCO2e |
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Replacement of AC split type fixed speed air conditioners with VRF (Variable Refrigerant Flow, SEER = 18) high-efficiency air conditioners at retail stores | 36 stores replaced current air conditioners with high-efficiency VRF air conditioners Reduced electricity consumption by 2684246 kWh per year Reduced GHG emissions by 1423 tCO2e |
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4. Cultivate consciousness and change employee behavior |
The “Good Ideas Are Rewarded” project organization to encourage store employees, shop owners, and store business partners, to submit energy-saving ideas for the contest | 7-Eleven stores | 2554 ideas submitted by employees Created totaling energy saving value of over 61.52 million Baht per year |
Organization of a employee campaign to raise awareness through initiating energy-saving projects, for instance the reduction of air conditioner usage time by 2 hours per day, corridor lights distance adjustment, hybrid working which entails at least 3 days of work per week at the office instead of 5 days, and online meetings to reduce travel and save energy consumption within the office building. | Makro office | Save energy consumption in office buildings Reduced travel |
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Organization of campaigning activities to raise energy conservation awareness through the Energy Day and stores level energy efficiency competitions | Lotus’s stores and Lotus’s Go Fresh | More than 1600 Lotus's Go Fresh stores managers and building technicians participated in the project Reduced electricity consumption by 1046000 kWh per year when compared to pre-project values, a decrease of 0.5-1.0% |
All aforementioned projects, in addition to reducing energy consumption intensity also reduced greenhouse gas emissions according to Scope 1 and 2.
Environmentally friendly transportation and distribution (Green Logistics)
CP ALL Public Company Limited has continued the policy to implement more environmentally friendly transportation and distribution systems through implementing energy management emphasizing fuel consumption reduction and lower greenhouse gas emissions. In 2022, the 7 Go Green environmental strategy which encompasses Green Logistics implemented the following measures:
Main Project | Operations Overview | Operations Area | Performance in 2022 |
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Promotion of electric vehicle usage |
Usage of EV Bikes for 7Delivery services uses 100% electricity, does not air pollution emissions, Installation of EV charing Stations (continuously) in front of 7-Eleven stores | 7-Eleven stores | Use a total of
1004 electric motorcycles Reduced GHG emissions by 1027 tCO2e 24 electric vehicle charging stations |
The 4-wheel truck experiment project that uses electrical energy only, also known as EV (Electric Vehicle) for transportation from the distribution center to 7-Eleven Chon Buri area of 1,300 stores | 7-11 distribution centers bakery and dry Chonburi | Use a total of
5 electric 4-wheel trucks Reduced GHG emissions by 400.75 tCO2e |
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Replacement of diesel transport trucks to fully electric vehicles (EV) with pilot project initiation in bakery product transportation and distribution for 21 routes in Bangkok | Lotus’s distribution centers | A total of
4 EV trucks were used Reduced GHG emissions by 24.7 tCO2e |
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Promotion of green transportation systems |
Changed the logistic vehicles from normal 4-wheel trucks to jumbo 4-wheel trucks, therefore able to carry more per trip by 30%. This includes the implementation of a logistics planning program, called “Territory Planner (TP),” used to set logistics paths to reduce logistic duration per trip and save fuel | 7-Eleven distribution centers | Reduced transportation distance by 5-20% |
Other Information
Performance Data of Energy Management
GRI Standared | Required Data | Unit | 2019 | 2020 | 2021 | 2022 | Goal 2022 |
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302-1 (e) | Total energy consumption | GJ | 9,149,268.02 | 12,355,033.26 | 12,071,157.64 | 13,379,991.59 | |
Total non-renewable energy | GJ | 544,162.86 | 619,592.84 | 604,641.25 | 749,386.56 | ||
Total non-renewable energy | MWh | 2,534,095.19 | 3,403,018.32 | 3,302,371.28 | 3,582,051.10 | 3,639,272.87 | |
Stationary combustion | GJ | 414,339.03 | 487,881.85 | 475,090.43 | 491,169.23 | ||
- Fuel oil | GJ | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | ||
- Diesel | GJ | 7,980.44 | 12,144.97 | 14,859.53 | 23,390.43 | ||
- Gasoline | GJ | 0 | 0 | 0 | 11.33 | ||
- Liquefied petroleum gas | GJ | 348,141.34 | 412,204.24 | 398,890.92 | 403,799.36 | ||
- Natural gas | GJ | 58,217.25 | 63,532.65 | 61,339.98 | 63,968.11 | ||
Mobile combustion | GJ | 129,823.82 | 131,710.99 | 129,550.82 | 258,217.33 | ||
- Diesel | GJ | 114,460.20 | 117,073.99 | 115,181.47 | 191,475.81 | ||
- Gasoline | GJ | 15,363.62 | 14,626.19 | 10,840.60 | 62,694.48 | ||
- Liquefied petroleum gas | GJ | 0 | 0 | 3,563.22 | 4,044.88 | ||
- Natural Gas Vehicles | GJ | 0.0032 | 0.82 | 1.53 | 2.15 | ||
302-1 (b) | Total renewable energy | GJ | 15,102.14 | 16,195.78 | 13,442.01 | 47,897.78 | |
Total renewable energy | MWh | 7,388.48 | 25,297.66 | 47,786.05 | 131,071.49 | ||
- Electricity from the sun | GJ | N/A | N/A | N/A | 31,798.80 | ||
- Solar cell | GJ | 2,798.50 | 1,796.64 | 1,796.60 | 2,079.65 | ||
- Geothermal | GJ | 12,303.64 | 14,399.14 | 11,645.41 | 14,019.32 | ||
302-1 (c) | Total electricity purchased externally | GJ | 8,590,003.02 | 11,719,244.63 | 11,453,074.38 | 12,582,707.26 | |
- National electricity grid | GJ | 8,578,506.85 | 11,631,273.12 | 11,283,895.36 | 12,145,997.39 | ||
- Solar cell | GJ | 11,496.18 | 87,971.51 | 169,179.02 | 436,709.86 | ||
302-3 (a) | Energy intensity per revenue unit | GJ per million Baht | 16.02 | 22.60 | 20.55 | 15.69 |