Green Social Responsibility

At Wiscon, sustainability is not treated as a separate initiative, but as a principle embedded in daily operations, manufacturing, product development, and corporate culture. From office management to factory production, we continue to build a greener operating system and put our commitment to “creating a green oasis” into practice.

Green Headquarters

Wiscon’s headquarters is designed with the concept of a sponge-like green building. Through an integrated rainwater collection and storage system, rainwater is collected underground and reused for landscape irrigation, road cleaning, and other non-potable applications. This helps reduce the consumption of municipal water while improving the site’s ability to cope with extreme weather conditions such as heavy rainfall and typhoons.

The headquarters is also equipped with rooftop photovoltaic power generation facilities, with a total installed capacity of 1 megawatt. With this renewable energy system in operation, the office area has achieved full coverage of green electricity, significantly reducing its dependence on conventional power sources.

Sustainable Operations

Wiscon encourages employees to take part in low-carbon office practices, including reducing unnecessary printing, using elevators less frequently when practical, and improving daily awareness of energy conservation. In public office areas, lighting is switched off during idle periods, while air-conditioning and fresh-air ventilation systems are adjusted according to seasonal changes and indoor temperature requirements.

In manufacturing, Wiscon places strong emphasis on environmental protection, workplace safety, and employee health. The company adopts water-based coating technology together with a five-stage exhaust gas filtration system, effectively reducing harmful volatile emissions during the spraying process. Large industrial ceiling fans are installed in each workshop to improve air circulation, regulate indoor temperature, and support a safer and more comfortable working environment.

For logistics and transportation, Wiscon continues to expand the use of electric vehicles, including electric forklifts and electric cars. Charging stations have been installed across the industrial park to support cleaner internal transportation and promote the development of green logistics.

Green Technology

As part of its commitment to sustainable solid waste recycling, Wiscon continues to develop and upgrade recycling technologies and equipment for the resource recovery industry. The company focuses on solutions for material sorting, size reduction, washing, separation, drying, and recycling system integration, helping customers improve recovery efficiency and reduce the environmental burden of solid waste.

In every system design, Wiscon’s engineering team considers not only processing capacity and operational stability, but also energy consumption, maintenance costs, and the long-term value of recovered materials. By integrating energy-saving technologies into practical recycling applications, Wiscon supports customers in building cleaner, more efficient, and more sustainable solid waste recovery operations.