RECCESSARY signs MOU with ESG SERVICE CORPORATION TRADE ASSOCIATION to advance enterprises' transition to net-zero

From left to right: Chen Wangkun, Chief Advisor of ESG SERVICE CORPORATION TRADE ASSOCIATION, Jason Huang, CEO of RECCESSARY, Yang Jingping, President of ESG SERVICE CORPORATION TRADE, and Shi Mengxin, Secretary-General of ESG SERVICE CORPORATION TRADE. (Photo: RECCESSARY)

To strengthen access to renewable energy and carbon market intelligence in Southeast Asia, RECCESSARY, a new energy and carbon market information platform, announced on Aug. 21 the signing of a memorandum of understanding (MOU) with the ESG SERVICE CORPORATION TRADE ASSOCIATION. The two parties will collaborate to promote carbon market awareness, policy dialogue, and market connectivity in Thailand.

Following its expansion into Vietnam, RECCESSARY is now setting its sights on the Thai market, aiming to deliver first-hand insights for enterprises seeking entry into ASEAN’s renewable energy and carbon trading sectors.

RECCESSARY and Thailand alliance foster cross-border information exchange

RECCESSARY has long tracked energy transition and carbon market policies across the Asia-Pacific, publishing over 1,200 industry news articles and multiple market research reports annually. Its services include news, report subscriptions, specialized lectures, consulting, media advertising, and conferences.

The new collaboration will enhance bilateral exchange on policy developments, market dynamics, and industry perspectives, strengthening both parties’ influence in Thailand and the international market.

Founded in July 2023, the ESG SERVICE CORPORATION TRADE ASSOCIATION focuses on researching corporate carbon reduction technologies and offering energy-saving and carbon-cutting solutions for Taiwanese businesses operating in Thailand. The association also organizes seminars, workshops, and training programs to provide consulting and technical guidance to Taiwanese enterprises in the country.

RECCESSARY and ESG SERVICE CORPORATION TRADE ASSOCIATION signed the MOU. (Photo: RECCESSARY)

MOU covers four key areas: content, forums, advocacy, and branding

The two-year MOU outlines cooperation across four main areas:

1. Content and data collaboration: including dedicated columns and joint reports highlighting Thai policies and local market perspectives.
2. Forums and events: such as co-hosted carbon market forums and regional networking sessions.
3. Policy advocacy and education: including joint white papers, industry reports, and online courses.
4. Branding and promotion: leveraging co-branding initiatives to expand international visibility.

Looking ahead, RECCESSARY will continue to track evolving trends in ASEAN and global energy and carbon markets. By providing professional, timely information, it seeks to position itself as the key platform for Taiwanese and Asia-Pacific enterprises expanding into Thailand, while supporting regional sustainability and net-zero ambitions.