Water Resources Management

We regard water as a shared resource. We value local water resources and their surrounding environment at all production sites.

Water Resources Management Guidelines and Measures

FENC working with our customers, we strive to mitigate the depletion of water resources. When planning for water withdrawal, we take governmental policies, corporate development and industry evolvement into account. We also consider the needs of local residents, managing and distributing water resources in a reasonable and effective manner to avoid the depletion of resources. We do not pose any negative impacts on local residents and natural habitats in terms of the quantity and the approach of water withdrawal.

Water Withdrawal Per Unit Production

Unit: kL/metric ton pf product

Note: The Textile Business does not include FEAZ, FEAV and FENV.

Water Withdrawal in 2020

Water Withdrawal and Water Consumption

Unit: 1,000 kL

		River, Lake, and Creek Water	Tap Water	Well Water and Groundwater	Rainwater	Total Water Withdrawal	Total Water Consumption
Petrochemical	2018	3,467	6,340	15	22	9,844	5,357
	2019	7,526	6,292	0	13	13,831	7,483
	2020	6,690	6,077	2	13	12,782	6,737
Polyester	2018	1,280	1,882	1,733	0	4,895	2,351
	2019	1,404	1,793	1,919	0	5,116	2,481
	2020	2,013	1,855	1,848	0	5,716	2,841
Textile	2018	3,095	1,475	152	137	4,859	1,626
	2019	3,124	1,191	121	68	4,504	1,226
	2020	2,406	1,169	68	32	3,675	578
Total	2018	7,842	9,697	1,900	159	19,598	9,334
	2019	12,054	9,276	2,040	81	23,451	11,190
	2020	11,109	9,101	1,918	45	22,173	10,156

Note:
1. Water consumption refers to the difference between water withdrawal and wastewater discharge. The main cause for water consumption is evaporation at the cooling tower. Additionally, water consumption also occurs during the production process.
2.Total dissolved solids (TDS) in all categories of water withdrawal are under 1,000 mg/L.

3.The company does not use quarry water collected from quarries, external wastewater and sea water, and water taken from the sea or ocean.

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