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Seacon Square shopping mall's solar roof model is expected to have a significant influence on Thailand ‘s green roadmap, demonstrating the integration of technology and environmental sustainability.

Government incentives, increased production, and growing environmental consciousness among consumers are propelling Thailand’s automotive market to undergo a green transformation.

Thailand’s PM announced the country’s energy transition targets and sustainability measures at the UN General Assembly. He also called for reforms in international financial systems to facilitate more inclusive development funding.

Thailand is expected to announce a new energy price structure around the end of this year or early 2024 to attract businesses to invest in renewable energy projects.

Thailand’s Public Health Ministry is embracing solar power and electric vehicles to reduce energy consumption and combat global warming.

The new zoo, dubbed Thailand’s first green zoo, will have a soft launch by early 2026. The zoo will ban plastic and be powered by renewable energy.

CK Power Company and Bangkok Expressway and Metro PLC have partnered to harness solar power for Bangkok's MRT, aiming to decrease carbon emissions by 300,000 tons.

The Industrial Estate Authority of Thailand has team up with six Thai and Japanese firms to explore hydrogen fuel usage at the Map Ta Phut and Smart Park industrial estates. This initiative is part of efforts aimed at combating global warming.

Bangchak PLC has signed a MoU with stakeholders to promote carbon credit schemes in forestry and agricultural sectors, as well as renewable energy projects.

Saint Dominic School in Bangkok has installed 816 solar panels across three buildings on the campus. The school recognizes the importance of implementing sustainable practices to promote environmental protection.