preserve the Tampik River, a tourist destination in Janda Baik, Grid Division utilised helicopters for the transportation of equipment and materials during the construction of ten (10) transmission towers in the area. Through these efforts, the risk of environmental damage was significantly minimised, preserving 25 acres of forest land. In 2023, RM3.386 million was spent on biodiversity assessment projects. No Metric Bursa Ind. Unit 2021 2022 2023 Targets Water and Waste Management 1 T otal volume of water used* C9(a) megalitres 8,431 10,531 10,096 2% reduction in water used in buildings 2 **T otal waste generated, and a breakdown of the following: C10(a) metric tonnes 47,829 74,150 929,123 30% recycling rate of hazardous waste by 2025 (i) total waste diverted from disposal C10(a)(i) Metric T onnes - - 440,595(ii) total waste directed to disposal C10(a)(ii) Metric T onnes - - 488,528 * FY2023 data was revised using a new methodology aligning with GRI 303-5 using the following formula: Water consumption = Total water withdrawal - Total water discharge i. For water consumption indicators, seawater used in power plant cooling systems is excluded, as it is returned in full to the nature receptors without substantial changes in quality apart from a slight increase in temperature, subject to authorisation and continuous controls to guarantee the absence of measurable impacts on exposed ecosystems. ii. Total water withdrawal is the sum of the various water resources obtained by direct measurement (flowmeters) or by estimating the output of the water withdrawal pumps. In TNB, most of the water withdrawn is used in cooling processes, especially in power generation. The rest of the water withdrawn corresponds to other auxiliary services of the generation plants and consumption at offices. iii. Total water discharge data is obtained from the power plant’s water treatment facilities prior to discharge in full to natural receptors. ** Hazardous waste only. The revised methodology used for FY2023 data includes fly ash from