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Fairy Dream Wind Sustainability Actions

Working toward CSRD

FairWind says it is actively working to implement the Corporate Sustainability Reporting Directive (CSRD), an EU reporting rule that asks companies to publish clearer and more detailed sustainability data. The company links this work to a wider push for transparency across its operations and activities. It presents ESG as an ongoing process rather than a one-time project, with internal goals and changing rules both shaping its approach.

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Planning for net zero

FairWind says it is on a path toward net-zero emissions, meaning it aims to reduce greenhouse gas emissions to as close to zero as possible. It does not give a full public emissions breakdown on the page shown, but it says it is reviewing its environmental impact and improving how it works. The company also says it wants to support the global energy transition, which means helping move from fossil fuels to cleaner energy sources.

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Embedding ESG across operations

FairWind says it wants to build sustainable practices into every part of the business. That includes looking at environmental impact, social responsibility, and governance, which means how the company is run and controlled. It also says it wants to keep stakeholders informed about progress. This suggests a broad ESG approach, but the page does not provide detailed performance numbers or independent verification.

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Using safer work systems

A separate sustainability report for PEAK Wind, another wind-sector company in the source set, says its HSEQ Management System covered 100% of employees in 2024 and that it recorded zero fatalities and zero lost-time injuries. HSEQ stands for health, safety, environment, and quality. The report also says the company used a tool called PEAK Shield to support project management and safe working conditions.

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Tracking emissions sources

PEAK Wind’s 2024 report says it reviewed its greenhouse gas emissions and found that business travel and purchased goods were the biggest sources. It used a spend-based method, which estimates emissions from money spent rather than from direct measurements. The report says it plans to improve this method in 2025 as part of its net-zero transition plan.

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Improving product use

An edie article says Fairy has been working on dishwashing products that perform well in shorter cycles and cooler water. The article says this could help reduce the carbon footprint of dishwashing by lowering the energy used to heat water. It also says the company introduced a carton refill product and is looking at packaging, manufacturing, production, and supply chains as part of product-life-cycle work.

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Publishing ESG reporting

Hopewind says it released a 2023 ESG report and set up an ESG governance structure with its board and ESG management committee. The report also says the company earned ISO 9001 and ISO 45001 certifications, which are standards for quality management and worker health and safety. It reports zero pollution incidents during the period and says its manufacturing center generated solar power for internal use.

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