CTCI Leads Engineering Sector in S&P Sustainability Ranking
S&P Global has included CTCI Corporation in its Sustainability Yearbook 2026, where the firm ranked in the top 1% of the global Construction & Engineering sector. CTCI earned a score of 89, marking the fourth consecutive year it has achieved this distinction. The ranking reflects high performance in sustainability practices within the broader building and infrastructure industry.
- CTCI's sustainability strategy is anchored by its "Green Engineering" philosophy, which integrates green technologies for carbon reduction, energy savings, and resource recycling throughout a project's entire lifecycle—from design and procurement to construction and demolition. - The company has set ambitious environmental targets, including achieving net-zero emissions at all office sites by 2030 and at all production and service sites by 2050. It also aims for No Net Loss of nature and biodiversity by 2030 and a Net Positive Impact by 2050. - A key part of its strategy involves significant investment in circular economy projects; the total value of its ongoing green, low-carbon projects reached NTD 192.7 billion, a 346% increase from 2015 levels. These projects include reclaimed water plants, biomass energy centers, and solar power facilities. - To enhance efficiency, CTCI utilizes intelligent EPC (iEPC) and digital twin technologies, which accelerate energy conservation and emissions reduction in its projects. - Demonstrating a financial commitment to its climate goals, CTCI has implemented an internal carbon pricing mechanism. This shadow pricing system integrates carbon costs into business decisions to manage climate risks and drive reduction efforts across all business units. - The firm extends its sustainability efforts to its entire value chain by actively cultivating a "Green Supply Chain." This includes forming a "CTCI Net Zero Supplier Alliance" to promote carbon reduction and sustainable practices among its partners. - The S&P Global Corporate Sustainability Assessment (CSA) evaluates companies on a wide range of financially material Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG) indicators. The assessment is industry-specific, and inclusion in the top 1% signifies leading performance in areas from climate strategy and environmental policy to human capital management and business ethics.
