Our Sustainability Governance
Structure of the Sustainability Committee
We work devotedly to leave a livable world for futuregenerations, and we carry out our business processes to increase our renewable energy production every day. To meet the economic, environmental, and social requirements of the transformation era in energy, we integrate sustainability into our processes and corporate governance. Thanks to our Sustainability Committee and relevant working groups directly linked to our Board of Directors, we will continue to make the most suitable and effective decisions for the needs of our country and the future.
We monitor and manage the various aspects and needs of sustainability through our working groups under the Sustainability Committee: Health, Safety, and Environment (HSE), Social Responsibility and Stakeholder Interaction, Business Continuity and Disaster Management, Sustainable Finance,
and Employee Satisfaction. Through this strategic and integrated approach, we can better manage both risks
and opportunities and adapt more flexibly to new trends.
Working Principles of the Sustainability Committee
Sustainability Committee Working Principles
Employee Satisfaction Working Group Working Principles
Social Responsibility and Stakeholder Engagement Working Group Working Principles
Sustainable Financing Working Group Working Principles
Health, Safety, and Environment (HSE) Working Group Working Principless
Business Continuity and Disaster Management Working Group Working Principles
Our Strategic Focus Areas
Growing in the Sector with a Sustainability Focus
- Ensuring operational excellence and risk management
- Securing sustainable financing and making responsible investments
- Conducting business based on our values
- Supporting the local economy
Creating a People-Centered Work Environment
- Ensuring employee development and satisfaction
- Ensuring equality, diversity, and inclusivity
- Ensuring information confidentiality and security, and adapting to new business models
- Making no compromises on occupational health and safety standards
Acting with a Sense of Environmental and Social Responsibility
- Increasing renewable energy production,
- Combating the climate crisis and managing emissions
- Minimizing our environmental impact
- Acting with corporate social responsibility awareness
Our Reports
Our Memberships and Partnerships
United Nations Global Compact
(UN Global Compact)
The UN Global Compact supports companies worldwide in aligning their strategies and operations with the 10 Principles in the areas of human rights, labor standards, the environment, and anti-corruption, while also leading the business world in achieving the Sustainable Development Goals. Since 2021, Fiba Renewables has been a signatory to the compact, continuing its policy in support of the United Nations' goals and universal sustainability principles.
You can access our commitment letter and company profile by clicking here.
The Global Compact Signatories Association
With its local network in 69 countries and over 18,000 corporate signatories, the UN Global Compact is today the world’s largest sustainability platform. The "Global Compact Signatories Association" was established by the UN Global Compact Türkiye Network to monitor the activities of participants in Türkiye and ensure joint cooperation. Fiba Renewables has been a member of the association since 2023 and continues to carry out activities supporting the Sustainable Development Goals.
Carbon Disclosure Project (CDP)
CDP is a non-profit organization that runs a global reporting system to help investors, companies, cities, states, and regions manage their environmental impacts. The global economy sees CDP as the gold standard for environmental reporting, with the richest and most comprehensive data set on corporate and city actions. Fiba Renewables is committed to sharing its climate action statements through the CDP platform, which it joined as a participant in 2023.
Science Based Targets Initiative (SBTi)
The Science Based Targets Initiative (SBTi) was established to help companies set emission reduction targets in line with climate science and the goals of the Paris Agreement. The SBTi provides companies with a clearly defined pathway to reduce greenhouse gas emissions, contributing to the prevention of the worst impacts of climate change and ensuring future-oriented business growth. The initiative has over 4,000 participants worldwide. In 2023, Fiba Renewables became a signatory of the SBTi, committing to efforts to limit global warming to 1.5°C and to monitor impact reduction.
Women's Empowerment Principles
(WEPs)
The WEPs Implementation Guide aims to guide private sector organizations in their efforts to empower women in the workplace and in the areas where they operate. Since 2019, Fiba Renewables has been supporting the empowerment of women in the business world as a signatory of the WEPs.
Business Council for Sustainable Development Türkiye (BCSD Türkiye)
The Business Council for Sustainable Development Türkiye (BCSD Türkiye) has been a regional network and business partner of the World Business Council for Sustainable Development (WBCSD) in Türkiye since 2004. It serves as a significant platform aimed at contributing to the development of sustainable growth, economic prosperity, and societal welfare, while enhancing the competitiveness of the business world. Fiba Renewables has been a member of BCSD Türkiye since 2021, continuing its efforts by integrating sustainability into its business strategies.
Turkish Industry and Business Association (TÜSİAD)
Founded in 1971, TÜSİAD is a voluntary business organization composed of Türkiye's leading entrepreneurs and business executives. As Fiba Renewables we actively participate in various working groups of TÜSİAD.
Turkish Wind Energy Association (TWEA)
The Turkish Wind Energy Association (TWEA) is an umbrella non-governmental organization operating to harness the wind potential in our country for economic benefit. As Fiba Renewables, we prioritize bringing our country's wind potential into the sector and actively contribute to the development of the wind energy industry in Türkiye by participating in TWEA's working groups.
Foreign Economic Relations Board (DEİK)
The Foreign Economic Relations Board (DEİK) has been operating since 1985 to enable the Turkish private sector to expand its activities internationally in areas such as foreign trade, foreign economic relations, and domestic and international investment opportunities. As Fiba Renewables, we maintain our DEİK membership to monitor overseas investment opportunities closely.
Turkish Section of the International Solar Energy Society (GÜNDER)
GÜNDER is a non-governmental organization recognized at the international level, working to promote solar energy and build a sustainable energy future. It operates to support the development of the solar energy sector in Türkiye, bring together stakeholders in the industry, and produce innovative solutions. Since 2024, Fiba Renewables has been a member of GÜNDER, demonstrating its collaboration with organizations that promote the use of solar energy and support sustainable energy goals.
Our Certificates
