SDHS NEW ENERGY (01250) is awarded a PRS Constant Confirmation of ESG Entity Rating "2" with a score of 80 points, demonstrating the effectiveness of its green transformation.

SDHS NEW ENERGY (01250) issued an announcement on July 9, 2026, confirming by the FitchEternal Sustainability Assessment Limited (" FitchEternal ") that the company's environmental, social, and governance ("ESG") entity rating (rating grades from "1" to "5" entity ratings, "1" being the best rating) and a score of 80, which is 2 points higher than the rating in 2025, reflecting the group's continuous and progressive efforts in implementing ESG management improvement measures. In the ESG report and climate action white paper released during the year, detailed climate scenario analysis was carried out, scope 3 emissions data were disclosed, an internal carbon pricing mechanism was established, and climate risks were integrated into the comprehensive risk management system. The group received a "good" rating in all environmental, social, and corporate governance indicators, reflecting the company's good ESG performance and the gradual integration of ESG considerations into its business, strategy, and management, which has helped drive business and management innovation within the group. FitchEternal believes that the group's main business of photovoltaic power generation and wind power generation has made significant contributions to mitigating climate change, and the group's regional heating business has higher energy efficiency and less environmental impact compared to independent heating systems. At the same time, the group actively expands the installed capacity of wind power and CECEP Solar Energy, exploring various forms of new energy business that align closely with the national mid-term energy transition direction. On the environmental front, the group disclosed scope 3 emissions data for the first time, issued a "biodiversity statement," and continued to increase the depth and breadth of indicator disclosure. On the social front, the group actively engages in social welfare activities, demonstrating a positive image of a state-owned enterprise fulfilling social responsibility. On the governance front, the group continuously improves its risk management system, integrating climate risks into the group's comprehensive risk management and continuously enhancing its resilience to risk.