ENVIRONMENT
Impack’s Circularity
As a polymer-based innovative building products manufacturer, naturally we are uniquely positioned and very much relevant to play our part in a circular economy (or in our company we always address it with the term ‘circularity’) by reducing our dependence on natural resources and becoming one of the leaders in providing solutions to the plastic waste management system, while creating economic growth at the same time.
Our Building Products Made Through Upcycling
Total usage in 2023:
927 tons ≈ 169 mio. LDPE plastic bags
*for non-fire retardant grade ACP
Climate Action
As a form of our commitment in reducing carbon emissions, we continuously develop and implement energy efficiency practices and strategies while also set emission reduction targets as a framework for climate change pillar. We also gradually shift to renewable energy sources for our new and existing facilities.
Our Efforts in Reducing Carbon Emission
26%
More energy efficient per ton production compared to base year 2019
Emission Reduction from Solar Panels Usage in 2023:
1,760 ton CO2eq ≈ carbon absorption of 80,845 matured trees
Emission reduction from the use of Solar Dryer in 2023 compared to electric dryers:
661 ton CO2eq ≈ carbon absorption of 30,362 matured trees
Altira Business Park is Greenship certified with a ‘Platinum’ rating from the Green Building Council Indonesia (GBCI)
Emission reduction from Altira Green Building in 2023:
1,183 ton CO2eq ≈ carbon absorption of 54,341 matured trees
Biodiversity Conservation
At Impack, we recognized the importance of preserving biodiversity for sustainable development.
We have participated in conserving biodiversity by partnering with several non-governmental organizations in providing supporting facilities.
We believe that our mission to contribute environmentally and socially is also manifested in the way we protect and preserve biodiversity.
>60 Lutung Jawa (Trachypithecus auratus) were released and preserved in the Protected Forests of the Kawi Mountains & Pucung Mountains, Malang, East Java
>6 Elang Jawa (Nisaetus bartelsi) were released and preserved in the Protected Forests of the Kawi Mountains & Pucung Mountains, Malang, East Java
>10 Elang Ular Bido (Spilornis cheela) were released and preserved in the Protected Forests of the Kawi Mountains & Pucung Mountains, Malang, East Java
>8 Elang Hitam (Ictinaetus malaiensis) were released and preserved in the Protected Forests of the Kawi Mountains & Pucung Mountains, Malang, East Java
>60 Kijang(Muntiacus) were released and preserved in the Protected Forests of the Kawi Mountains & Pucung Mountains, Malang, East Java
>50 Kancil (Tragulus kanchil) were released and preserved in the Protected Forests of the Kawi Mountains & Pucung Mountains, Malang, East Java
> 1,000 Stray Dogs are rescued and cared
