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Water Management

In 2024, our efforts have resulted in a reduction of 1,723,244 “Electricity and water saving is not only applicable for home Beyond Drip by Drip Watt by Watt
kWh in electricity consumption, equivalent to an estimated but workplace too,” reflecting how the campaign has created
reduction of 1,333 tCO2e in Scope 2 emissions and awareness about our current baseline usage and how we can
RM877,131.00 cost savings. We have also saved a total contribute to saving electricity and water to a desired level. You don’t have to work at TNB to make a difference. In truth,
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of 17,863 m of water consumption, a reduction of 20.5% “Drip by Drip, Watt by Watt” is a mindset that anyone can
compared to the previous year. Take, for instance, the simple yet powerful act of setting adopt. Here are some simple tips that you can incorporate into
the air conditioning to 24°C in the office. It may seem like a your daily life, whether you’re at the office or at home:
By competing against each other in this friendly competition, minor adjustment, but it’s a shining example of our
we have not only reduced our environmental impact, but also commitment to energy efficiency. Another participant shared,
fostered a culture of mindful resource consumption within the “From the campaign, I have started to save electricity
company. by turning off my laptop charger when the battery is full
and turning off the lights during lunch hour when there’s no
occupancy.” These small but impactful actions demonstrate
Building Habits for Life the tangible changes inspired by the competition.

As employees weave water-saving and energy-efficient The enthusiasm generated by the competition is
practices into their daily routines, the positive habits contagious. Participants have gone above and beyond by
adopted during the competition can extend outside the office, sharing energy-saving tips with customers, especially during
further amplifying the environmental impact. This friendly visits to Kedai Tenaga, where discussions about high bills often
competition within TNB is proving that a little healthy rivalry take place. One testimonial echoed the sentiment behind the Remember, every drop saved, and every watt conserved adds
can go a long way in creating lasting change. campaign by quoting Zig Ziglar, a renowned American up. Together, we can build a more sustainable future for
motivational speaker and author, who once said, “You don’t generations to come and the smallest changes can make a
We’re committed to continuous improvement. This friendly have to be great to start, but you have to start to be great,” big difference.
competition has shown us the power of collective action, and perfectly capturing the drive and motivation behind the “Drip
we’re excited to see what we can achieve together in the by Drip, Watt by Watt” initiative. Revision History:
30 March 2025: Updated data on reduction in electricity consumption and water
future. consumption in 2024.
This collective effort doesn’t just help in conserving energy;
And the best part? The winners are part of us-TNB employees it also pulls the broader community into the mission of
who have embraced the challenge wholeheartedly. protecting our environment, ensuring a better world for
today and tomorrow. As part of the grand TGBS initiative,
Participants have shared that the “Drip by Drip, Watt by Watt” “Earth Needs You, Be The Change Today,” TNB’s commitment
initiative is supporting TNB’s aspiration in terms of ESG and to continuous improvement shines brightly. This friendly
has provided knowledge on how to save electricity and water competition has shown us what we can achieve when we
consumption. One participant noted. come together, and we’re eager to continue on this journey of
collective action and shared success.

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