Four Doosan Companies Release Sustainability Reports
- Outlining their sustainability and ESG performance, and future direction.
Doosan Corporation, Doosan Enerbility, Doosan Bobcat and Doosan Fuel Cell have released their sustainability reports this year detailing their sustainability achievements and ESG performance. The reports aim to strengthen communication with customers, stakeholders and the public, and are available on each company’s website.
Doosan Corporation highlighted the 3P framework –People, Planet and Partners– as the key areas of its 2025 sustainability achievements. This year’s report features a quantitative analysis of the financial impacts of climate-related risks and opportunities over the short, medium and long term, based on global climate scenarios, integrating sustainability and financial perspectives. Performance across all 3P pillars has also been further elevated. Under the People pillar, human rights impact assessments were expanded to overseas business sites. In the Planet pillar, the company established a Life Cycle Assessment (LCA)* automation solution applicable across all product lines, laying the foundation for systematic management of carbon emissions throughout the entire product life cycle, from production to disposal. In the Partners pillar, the company systematized its ESG management process for partners and provided support programs, such as ESG assessments and training to enhance their ESG capabilities. In addition, Doosan Corporation expanded the Scope 3 greenhouse gas emissions measurement and improved data credibility through independent third-party verification.
* LCA(Life Cycle Assessment) is a methodology used to evaluate environmental impacts of a product throughout its entire life cycle, from raw material extraction to disposal.
Doosan Enerbility highlighted in its report that its eco-friendly business portfolio is being reshaped toward a high value-added structure beyond simple expansion in scale. Furthermore, the company conducted a double materiality assessment in accordance with the European Sustainability Reporting Standards (ESRS), covering major subsidiaries, to identify key issues and integrate them into the agenda of ESG Committee for systematic management. Through these initiatives, Doosan Enerbility is strengthening its ESG management capabilities by advancing improvement efforts across all areas of sustainability management practices.
Doosan Bobcat’s 2025 Sustainability report was prepared in accordance with the International Sustainability Standards Board (ISSB)’s International Financial Reporting Standards (IFRS). A key feature of the report is that it links ESG strategies with management decision-making and reflects management performance across the entire value chain. In particular, the company advanced its disclosure system by making climate change response a key pillar, applying global climate scenarios and analyzing the impacts of climate-related risks and opportunities on its business and finances over the short, medium and long term. Moreover, Doosan Bobcat improved data reliability and disclosure transparency through external verification of greenhouse gas emissions, further developing its ESG management capabilities in response to global environmental changes.
Doosan Fuel Cell in its 2026 Sustainability report presented new business initiatives, including preparations to enter the North America data center market together with Doosan Corporation’s subsidiary HyAxiom and the development of a Solid Oxide Fuel Cell (SOFC) stack foundry business model. In addition, the company expanded key issues aligned with ISSB disclosure standards from climate change response and product environmental impact reduction to areas including occupational safety and health and ethical management, thereby elevating its disclosure readiness. The company also introduced a new quality management section to reflect its company-wide efforts to advance quality management. As part of its achievements, Doosan Fuel Cell cited its external recognition in environmental management and climate change response capabilities, including achieving an overall B rating from Carbon Disclosure Project (CDP) in its first participation in 2025.
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