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This report details our sustainability journey, outlining our goals, strategies, and initiatives to drive positive change and contribute to a healthier planet for future generations
This materiality assessment identifies and prioritises the economic, environmental and social issues most significant to our stakeholders and business operations.
Sustainable Practices
Embracing Sustainbility
Sustainable Commitment
NNR CO2 Calculator is a tool that calculates CO2 emitted by air, sea and overland transportation. You can check CO2 emissions by entering your departure locations, arrival locations, cargo volume and transport mode.
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NNR MALAYSIA CSR 2023: CLEAN UP THE BEACH
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NNR’s ESG Environmental Initiatives: From Reducing Carbon Footprint to Greening the Globe
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Yes, burning Sustainable Aviation Fuel (SAF) does produce CO2. However, what’s unique about SAF is the CO2 emitted during combustion is offset by the CO2 absorbed from the atmosphere during the growth of the plants used in its production. This cycle results in an approximate 80% reduction in overall CO2 emissions compared to traditional aviation fuels.
Certainly! In terms of volume, 1 ton of CO2 is equivalent to the volume of a 25m swimming pool.
It takes significant effort from nature – approximately 71 cedar trees – to absorb the same amount of CO2 emitted in one year.
According to the Japanese Ministry of Environment, using your own bottle 100 times results in lower CO2 emissions per use compared to plastic cups, paper cups, and PET bottles. This calculation considers the entire life cycle, including disposal.