LGR 2023 Sustainability Report

1. SUSTAINABILITY REPORTING 2023

2. Dear Esteemed Stakeholders,
I am thrilled to present our company's latest Global Reporting Initiative (GRI) sustainability report, highlighting our steadfast
commitment to sustainability and responsible business practices. At LGR sustainability is not just a buzzword; it's a fundamental value
that guides our every decision and action.
In today's rapidly evolving landscape, sustainability reporting is not just a choice but a regulatory requirement for multinational
corporations (MNCs). We recognize the importance of starting early, as these requirements will eventually trickle down to small and
medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) as part of their Scope 2 and Scope 3 reporting. Our reporting tool not only helps us assess our
impacts but also allows us to draft meaningful goals and targets for a more sustainable future.
SMEs represent 90% of businesses worldwide, and we believe that sustainability reporting will soon become mandatory for them as
well. Rather than scrambling to piece together reports when required, we hope that our report serves as a benchmark for SMEs looking
to report on their environmental, social, and governance (ESG) practices.
Looking towards 2024, we foresee the continued dominance of technology, digitalization, and AI in shaping industries. At LGR, we are
dedicated to embracing these advancements, particularly in our strive towards IoT and increasing productivity in the construction and
landscaping sectors we serve.
Additionally, we are keenly aware of the global shift towards achieving net-zero emissions by 2050. As a responsible corporate citizen,
we are committed to aligning our strategies with this goal, reducing our carbon footprint, and promoting sustainable practices across
our operations.
I want to express my sincere gratitude to our team members, partners, and stakeholders for their unwavering support and dedication to
our sustainability journey. Together, we can create a more sustainable and resilient future for all.
Thank you for your continued trust and partnership.
Sincerely,
Kenneth Ong
Greetings from our Founder
Founder
Kenneth Ong

3. Our Adventure Thus Far
At Little Green Ranger, our mission is clear: we're dedicated to
hastening the global adoption of clean energy, specifically solar
power by replacing carbon-emitting equipment with zero-emission
solutions using cutting-edge technology. Guided by our vision, we
strive to create a sustainable future, ensuring that the environment
we leave behind for generations is healthier and more resilient. Our
inaugural ESG report shares our journey, achievements, and
ongoing efforts toward realizing this vision.

4. Little Green Ranger leverages on technology to provide
clean energy solutions using solar panels and lithium ion
batteries to reduce harmful direct emission, noise
pollutions, health issues and excessive CO2 emission to the
environment.
Powering Progress, Preserving
Tomorrow
Little Green Ranger holds accountability and responsibility at
the core of our values. Through our commitment to ESG
reporting, we strive for transparency, believing it to be the
cornerstone of authenticity in all our endeavors
Accountability in Action,
Transparency in Practice

5. Social Governance
Scope 1 Emissions
Emission from Company Vehicles: 2.6T
Employee Trainings (Average)
Regular Training Programs: 50+ hrs
Product Training Programs: 30+ hrs
Safety Training Programs: 8+ hrs
(refer to page 12)
Responsible Disposal
Partnership with Clients to responsibly
dispose their end-of-life products
(Refer to Page 24)
Scope 2 Emissions
Company Electricty Emissions: 45.7 mW
Carbon Emissions Annually: 19.06T
Product Safety
High Quality Products
Stringent Controls
Continuous Improvement
Key Policies
Anti Corruption and Bribery, Business Ethics
& Code of Conduct and Risk Management
Scope 3 Emissions
Total: 204.77T (Refer to page 26)
Total Carbon Emissions abated: 886.48T
(Refer to Page 20)
Local Community Impacts
Zero Emission Solutions
Silent Operations
Support Local Businesses
(Refer to page 21)
Data and Privacy
At Little Green Ranger, we believe in privacy
and data protection. All data collected is
secured and stored on AWS.
Enviromental
Overview

6. SDG goals SDG Descriptions GRI Standards
Training & Education GRI 404: Training & Education
GRI 302: Energy
Sustainable Cities & Communities GRI 413 Local Communities
Responsible Consumption and Production GRI 306: Effluent & Waste
Climate Change GRI 305: Emissions
LGR SDG Goals
Affordable and Clean Energy

7. SDG goals SDG Target Indicator Our Activites in Alignment
Target 7.1: By 2030, ensure universal access to affordable, reliable
and modern energy services
Target 7.2: By 2030, increase substantially the share of renewable
energy in the global energy mix
Target 7.1:
By offering affordable and sustainable energy solutions, LGR contributes
to bridging the energy access gap and improving the overall quality of life
for communities that may be underserved or off-grid.
Target 7.2:
LGR's focus on battery energy storage and solar solutions directly
contributes to increasing the share of renewable energy in the global
energy mix. These technologies reduces reliance on fossil fuels. In the
process helping to mitigate climate change and reduce greenhouse gas
emissions.
Target 11.6: By 2030, reduce the adverse per capita environmental
impact of cities, including by paying special attention to air quality
and municipal and other waste management
Target 11.6:
Helping to reduce noise & environmental pollutions by changing out diesel
generators and tools with battery operated ones.
The noise reduction of at least 80% compared to diesel.
Drastically improve air quality and noise for both park users and animals in
the park.
There are decrease waste generation as petrol do not require oil
change/spark plugs.
For construction sites, we are able to greatly reduce and change the way
the sites are powered by introducing ESS in place of diesel generators.
Business Activity in Alignment

8. SDG goals SDG Target Indicator Our Activites in Alignment
12.5
By 2030, substantially reduce waste generation through prevention, reduction, recycling
and reuse
Target 12.5:
We have waste management policies in place as well as proper segmentation of our
waste before they are sent for recycling. We also signed a contract with Makita to do the
sorting and recycling of all e-waste as well as collecting back all spent batteries that are
sent out to our clients from us.
13.3
Improve education, awareness-raising and human and institutional capacity on climate
change mitigation, adaptation, impact reduction and early warning.
13.2.2
Total greenhouse gas emissions per year
Target 13.2.2:
Changing out/substituting diesel generators/petrol equipment with battery generators
for namely 2 sectors to greatly reduce carbon emissions emitted from these sources
Landscaping sector : Change out 12 vehicles, 15 parks to use battery tools instead of
petrol equipment.
Each vehicle consist of an average of 3 blowers -2 grass trimmers and each parks has an
average of 4.5 blowers and 2 grass trimmers
Construction sector : Help to change out 20 set ups to replace CED6500 diesel
generators into our portable ESS for daily work. Estimated of 2.68kg/Co2
Target 13.3
Help to educate general workers that are using diesel generators as power output that
ESS has a much better efficiency as compared to their diesel/petrol counterpart.
Help to also build rest areas purely using ESS and solar panels to power the location
instead of fossil fuel as energy source.
Business Activity in Alignment

9. Early 2022
Switching out a total of 6
vehicles worth of petrol
equipment for battery
tools
End 2022
Deployed our 1st
ESS in noise
sensitive area
undergoing A&A
works.
2023
Due to client’s request,
Increase capacity from
5kVA to 100kVa to
power and automate
more processes.
2025
Curated first ESG report
for LGR, expansion into
Japan market.
Our Roadmap
2024
Build our own IOT
dashboard to monitor
our ESS. Set our polices
in place.

10. Our Progress in Numbers
How many diesel generators we
have replaced
At various sites around SIngapore The number is derived from the
total diesel savings brought about
by all our projects
TOTAL NUMBER OF BATTERY
GENERATORS DEPLOYED
TOTAL NUMBER OF SOLAR
PANELS DEPLOYED
TOTAL CARBON EMISSIONS
PREVENTED IN TONS
97
40 703.47T

12. GRI 404 Training & Education
SDG goals SDG Goal Indicator Our Activites in Alignment
Employee Training
At LGR, we prioritize employee training and continuous education. ESG
standards are constantly evolving and we should always learn to stay abreast
of these changes.
Green Mark Associate Program
Introduction to AI
Safety is another priority. Working at heights and with electricity poses potential
risks, and we are committed to ensuring the well-being of our employees
Perform work at height
Manage work at height
Workplace safety and health practices

14. Laptops (3) Aircon (2)
Printer Wifi CCTV
Industrial Fans Workshop
Workshop
84.2%
Aircon (2)
12.6%
Laptops (3)
1.1%
Industrial Fans
1.1%
19.06Tons
LGR Workplace Carbon Emissions
GRI 302-1: Energy Consumption
Tons (in the hundreds)

15. Inventory Daily Usage (kWh) Yearly Usage (kWh) CO2 Emissions (kg/kWh) Yearly CO2 (kg) Yearly CO2 (Tons)
3 laptops 2.4 576 0.417 240.192 0.24
2 aircon units 24 5760 0.417 2401.92 2.40
Printer 0.8 192 0.417 80.06 0.08
Wifi 0.4 96 0.417 40.03 0.04
CCTV 0.8 192 0.417 80.06 0.08
Industrial Fans 2 480 0.417 200.16 0.20
Factory Usage 160 38400 0.417 16012.8 16.01
GRI 302-1: Energy Consumption
Data Collection Period: 1st Jan 2023 - 31st Dec 2023
This is a spreadsheet of equipment that we use on a daily basis for our operations to run
We are unable to use our monthly utility bill as we share our premises with 2 other companies.
Moving forward, we will be exploring ways whereby we can split up our meters to obtain more accurate information.
We are unable to install solar panels as we do not have permission from JTC to do so.

16. Factory/Residential
Construction Sites
Cleaning Industry
Construction Sites
38
Cleaning Industry
35
Factory/Residential
24
97
LGR Deployed Solar Panels
GRI 302-2: Energy Consumption outside of LGR

17. LGR’s primary service is to provide battery generators as an
alternative to diesel generators.
There are some limitations as different clients use our generators for
various purposes leading to very diverse usages.
Only clean energy generated is being recorded, energy drawn from
the grid or other generators are stored under a different metric.
Our generators in the construction sites are used to power: Site
Offices, Earth Control Measures (ECM), tools, and worker rest
areas/Dormitories.
Cleaning Sectors: Batteries that are used to power electric tools such
as blowers, grass cutters, etc.
For Factories/Residential, we are powering a fish farm, which uses a
lot of water pumps as well as home appliances such as
aircon/refrigerators, etc.
Our numbers are derived from actual usage at our client’s premises.
We have been able to help our clients optimize their generator usage
to further help reduce carbon emissions.
GRI 302-2: Energy Consumption outside of LGR
Replacing Diesel Generators

18. GRI 302-2: Energy Consumption outside of LGR
LGR deployed a total of 35 solar panels for the cleaning sector, and replacing 16 diesel generators in the process:
Cleaning Sector
Generator Series Power Output (kW)
Fuel Consumption
(Litres/hour)
Efficiency (kW/Litre) CO2 Emissions Factor (kg/litre)
CED 6500 4 3.68 1.09 2.68
5 kVa Honda Petrol 4 3.68 1.09 2.68
Generator Series Quantity hours/day hours/mth CO2 Emission/kg/mth
CO2
Emission/T/mth
CO2
Emission/T/year
LGR 5K 12 8 2880 28403.71 28.4 340.84
LGR 3K 4 8 960 9467.90 9.47 113.61
Solar Structure 1 8 240 2366.98 2.37 28.44
*CO2 Emissions derived from using hours/month x relevant fuel consumption x 2.68 (CO2 Emission Factor)*
Total CO2 Emissions abated from cleaning sector: 482.9T

19. Little Green Ranger has revolutionized age-old landscaping practices by
introducing sustainable solutions that prioritize environmental and community
well-being. By replacing traditional petrol tools like grass cutters and leaf
blowers with electric alternatives, we have significantly reduced noise and air
pollution in parks, creating a more enjoyable and peaceful environment for
visitors. Additionally, our initiative has enabled cleaning companies to
transition to electric tools, effectively reducing their carbon emissions and
aligning with their ESG (Environmental, Social, and Governance) goals.
Through these efforts, Little Green Ranger continues to lead the way in
promoting sustainability and driving positive change in our communities.
In our early days, convincing landscaping companies to embrace our
sustainable initiatives proved challenging, as skepticism surrounded the
limitations of electric tools, particularly their shorter duration compared to
petrol alternatives. While petrol tools offered seemingly unlimited use with
refillable fuel, electric tools were hindered by battery life, typically lasting only
45 minutes to an hour. To address this obstacle, we implemented innovative
solutions, such as installing solar panels on landscaping company lorries.
Additionally, we equipped each lorry with a battery generator, allowing workers
to charge batteries on the go. Moreover, to mitigate weight issues and ensure
efficiency, we established a system for exchanging spent batteries with fully
charged ones, eliminating the need for workers to carry multiple batteries
while on-site. Through these strategic interventions, we successfully overcame
initial barriers and paved the way for widespread adoption of sustainable
landscaping practices.
Cleaning Sector
Solar panels mounted on lorry
Charging on the go
Conversion from Petrol to Batteries

20. Generator Series Power Output (kW)
Fuel Consumption
(Litres/hour)
Efficiency (kW/Litre) CO2 Emissions Factor (kg/litre)
CED 6500 4 3.68 1.09 2.68
5 kVa Honda Petrol 4 3.68 1.09 2.68
GRI 302-2: Energy Consumption outside of LGR
Construction Sector
Generator Series Quantity hours/day hours/mth CO2 Emission/kg/mth
CO2
Emission/T/mth
CO2
Emission/T/year
LGR 5K 12 5 1560 15385.34 15.39 184.68
LGR 3K 2 12 624 6154.14 6.15 73.8
Solar Structure 1 8 240 2366.98 2.37 28.44
LGR 3K 4 8 960 9467.9 9.47 113.64
Using the same formula as above, total CO2 Emissions abated: 400.48T
Total number of Solar Panels deployed in construction sector: 38

21. ECM Deployment
Little Green Ranger has been at the forefront of supporting construction
companies in implementing sustainable practices, particularly in the realm
of ECM (Earth Control Measures) and water treatment. Recognizing the
importance of responsibly managing construction site runoff before it is
discharged into public drains, we have provided innovative solutions to
power ECM practices. By leveraging solely clean energy sources using solar
power and our ESS, we enable construction companies to operate ECM
equipment effectively and responsibly. Through our partnership with
construction companies, we are able find sand-boxes to deploy our solution
Little Green Ranger is committed to streamlining and automating the ECM
process, recognizing the significant manual labor currently involved. Presently,
the detection of ECM malfunctions relies solely on observing sediment levels
in water, a reactive approach that only triggers action once discharge exceeds
safe levels. Final discharge into public drains is monitored by CCTVs, overseen
jointly by PUB. Failure to rectify issues incurs fines and demerit points for the
company. In response, Little Green Ranger is actively exploring automation
solutions to reduce reliance on manpower. By implementing automated
monitoring and alert systems, we aim to proactively identify and address ECM
issues, freeing up valuable human resources for more strategic tasks. This
initiative not only enhances operational efficiency but also strengthens
environmental compliance and sustainability efforts within the construction
industry.
Automated ECM + Solar Panels
Live Dashboard with automation
Charging ESS and discharging when required
Automated ECM + Solar Panels

22. Rest Area Deployment
By harnessing the power of battery generators and solar panels, Little Green
Ranger brings invaluable benefits to off-grid worker rest areas on construction
sites. These sustainable energy solutions offer a reliable and eco-friendly
alternative to traditional power sources, reducing reliance on fossil fuels and
minimizing carbon emissions. Battery generators provide a portable and
efficient energy source, ensuring uninterrupted power supply for essential
equipment and amenities in remote locations. Additionally, solar panels
harness renewable energy from the sun, offering a clean and renewable power
source that reduces operating costs and environmental impact. By integrating
battery generators and solar panels, we not only enhance the comfort and
productivity of workers in off-grid areas but also contribute to a greener and
more sustainable construction industry.
Powering Rest Areas with Clean Energy
Battery Powering Rest area

23. GRI 302-2: Energy Consumption outside of LGR
Total Carbon Emissions prevented: 3.1T/annum
Factory/Residential Sector
Total number of solar panels deployed: 24
Solar Panel
Efficiency (W)
Quantity hours/day hours/mth
Energy Harvested
from Sun (W/mth)
Energy
Harvested
from Sun
(kW/mth)
CO2
emissions/
kg/kWh
Monthly
CO2
emissions
abated/kg
Yearly
CO2
emissions
abated/kg
430 24 4 1440 619200 619.2 0.417 258.2 3098.4
Summary
Total CO2 Emissions abated by LGR solutions in year 2023 across all 3 sectors: 886.48T
The reason for the difference in formula is because for the factory/residential sector, the owner has access to grid, which would have
been their main source of power without our solution, also the LGR Helios is much bigger in capacity as compared to LGR 3/5k so it is
able to store the excess power generated by the solar panels (if any).

24. Factory/Residential Sector
Little Green Ranger's solar-powered battery generators offer an ideal
solution to address the challenges faced by fish farms, particularly
those prone to frequent power outages and high power usage. By
harnessing the abundant energy of the sun, our sustainable energy
solution provides a reliable and uninterrupted power source to sustain
critical operations even during grid disruptions. The versatility of our
battery generators ensures efficient power distribution, effectively
meeting the high power demands of fish farming activities. Moreover,
our eco-friendly approach minimizes reliance on conventional power
sources, reducing operational costs and environmental impact.
Through this innovative integration of solar power technology, we
empower our clients to maintain productivity and sustainability in the
face of energy-related challenges, fostering resilience and long-term
success in the aquaculture industry.
UPS and reduction in operation cost

26. GRI 413 Local Communities
SDG goals SDG Goal Indicator Our Activites in Alignment
Zero Emission Products
LGR prides itself as a leading provider of Battery Energy Storage Systems (BESS), and
small-scale solar solutions which effectively replace diesel generators with zero-emission
alternatives.
Our solution provides power to remote areas without sacrificing air quality or increasing
carbon emissions, safeguarding both the environment and community health.
Silent Operations
LGR BESS prioritizes noise reduction in its design as compared to traditional generators.
Some benefits include:
Improving worksite conditions for workers.
Reduced noise disturbance for nearby residences and businesses in surrounding areas.

27. We foster close partnerships with numerous local businesses, actively
engaging in initiatives to raise awareness and provide support. For example, our
collaboration with the DBS Foundation involves a partnership with Esplanade to
offer free shows and talks, enriching the local community.
Additionally, our work with Citysprouts demonstrates the versatility and
significance of our Battery Energy Storage Systems (BESS). Citysprouts
frequently operates in sensitive areas, such as their recent project surrounded
by HDBs, an elderly care facility, and a childcare center. Our BESS played a
crucial role in powering their operations, highlighting its importance in diverse
environments
Transforming communities through innovation
GRI 413 Local Communities

29. SDG Target SDG Goal Indicator Our Activites in Alignment
Waste Management Practices
We responsibly dispose of spent batteries.
These are all documented and our accredited disposal
partners issue certificates.
Supplier and Contractor Engagement
At LGR, we work closely with our suppliers and contractors to
help them reduce their Scope 3 emissions by responsibly
disposing of their spent batteries.
We use our GEMs system to repurpose batteries unfit for
heavy-duty use, by moving them onto other less intensive
purposes helping clients further reduce E-waste.
Reduce, Re-use and Recycle
We reduce wastage by encouraging practices such as
printing on both sides of a paper and avoiding single-use
plastics. We also source high-quality products to increase
product lifespan.
We give second life to used BYD car and bus batteries by
rebalancing them and repurposing them into a battery
generator - Green Bull.
GRI 306 Effluents and Waste

30. Responsible Waste Disposal
At Little Green Ranger, responsible battery disposal is a top priority,
and we are dedicated to ensuring the proper management of
battery waste. As part of our commitment to environmental
stewardship, we have offered all our clients the same responsible
disposal offer, urging them to prioritize responsible battery disposal
practices. By encouraging our clients to participate in battery
recycling programs and dispose of batteries responsibly, we aim to
minimize the environmental impact of battery waste and contribute
to a cleaner, more sustainable future.
Social Responsibilities

32. Scope 1 Scope 2
Scope 3
Scope 3
87.5%
Scope 2
10.1%
Scope 1
2.3%
204.77 Tons
LGR Carbon Emissions
GRI 305: Emissions
Tons (in the hundreds)

33. Scope Carbon Emission Description
Carbon
Emission/year
(In Tons)
1 Company Vehicles 4.8T
2 Electricity 20.75T
3 Business Travels 5.82T
3 In-Land Trucking 3.8T
3 Shipping 167T
3 Commuting to Work 2.6T
GRI 305: Emissions
These numbers are obtained by using the formula: CO2 Emission calculation: Mass x Distance x emission factor. We used an emission factor of 2.68 for vehicles
and 3.114 for shipping.
Lastly for business travels we obtain the data from this website: https://flightfree.org/flight-emissions-calculator

34. What’s in our future?
Social Governance
Carbon Emission Reporting
In the next round of CO2 emission collections, we
will strive to include cradle-to-grave information
to include production and disposal numbers to
create a more comprehensive report.
Customer Education:
Provide customers with educational
resources on the benefits of renewable
energy and how to optimize the use of battery
generators and solar panels.
ISO Certifications
Work towards ISO 14001: Enviromental
Management Systems and ISO 50001: Energy
Management
Energy Efficiency
Improve energy efficiency in manufacturing
processes and office operations to reduce energy
consumption and greenhouse gas emissions.
Energy Access:
Expand access to clean energy solutions in
underserved communities, both locally and
globally, to improve quality of life and reduce
reliance on fossil fuels.
Supply Chain Responsibility
Promote responsible sourcing practices
throughout the supply chain, including
supplier diversity, fair labor practices, and
environmental stewardship.
Product Sustainability
Increase the use of sustainable materials in
product design and manufacturing to reduce
environmental impact and promote product
recyclability.
Employee Development:
Provide ongoing training and development
opportunities for employees to enhance their
skills and career advancement prospects.
Data and Privacy
Strengthen data privacy and security
measures to protect customer and employee
data from unauthorized access or breaches.
Enviromental

35. A Greener Tomorrow
Website
www.littlegreenranger.com