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PwC Thailand moves towards a net zero carbon organization (Net Zero Commitment), supporting businesses to upgrade their sustainability reporting. Bangkok, 28 October 2020 - PwC Thailand announces its move towards becoming an organization with net zero carbon emissions. The Net Zero Commitment responds to the global PwC network's commitment to reduce carbon dioxide emissions from operations and supply chains to zero by 2030 and supports Thai businesses in raising the level of sustainability reporting. Concrete and can be practically implemented Hopes to help drive the Thai economic system, society, and environment to grow sustainably in the long term. Paiboon_PwC_Thailand Mr. Chanchai Chaiprasit, Executive Chairman of PwC Thailand, revealed that PwC Thailand is committed to reducing Greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions to net zero in the next 10 years by reducing emissions.
Carbon dioxide (CO2) gas from operations and supply Industry Email List chains Including reducing energy use and paper within the establishment. There is a policy to procure goods and services from green suppliers (Green Supplier), including investing in bringing food scraps into organic fertilizer for use within the organization. To reduce waste problems and transform waste before releasing it back into nature, etc. “Environmental crises and climate change are urgently important problems facing the world. We are part of Thai society and world society that can help alleviate this problem. By changing behavior within the organization Create awareness and responsibility for yourself and society regarding the impacts of production and consumption before it is too late. In this regard, PwC Thailand has clear goals that are in line with the ambition of the PwC network around the world to reduce waste emissions. Create environmentally friendly activities for employees and other stakeholders, as well as provide advice and guidance to customers who want to reduce the environmental impact of business operations.
So that we can achieve our goal of being a net zero carbon organization in 2030,” said Mr. Chanchai. In addition, PwC Thailand also supports and encourages the business sector. especially Companies listed on the Stock Exchange of Thailand (SET) raise the standard of sustainability reporting. They must set concrete goals, have a clear concept and operational plan. Meets international standards To make the public aware and aware of the importance of conducting business responsibly and taking into account society and the environment under the principles of ESG (Environmental, Social and Governance: ESG). “I believe that when every sector has internal planning Under clear and actionable ESG principles It will make investors and the public see that Thai businesses can create value that is more than just profits. to happen to the entire organization and other stakeholders. This will be a part that helps drive the economic, social, and environmental systems of our country to grow sustainably in the long term,” said Mr. Chanchai, moving forward towards a net-zero carbon organization.
Carbon dioxide (CO2) gas from operations and supply Industry Email List chains Including reducing energy use and paper within the establishment. There is a policy to procure goods and services from green suppliers (Green Supplier), including investing in bringing food scraps into organic fertilizer for use within the organization. To reduce waste problems and transform waste before releasing it back into nature, etc. “Environmental crises and climate change are urgently important problems facing the world. We are part of Thai society and world society that can help alleviate this problem. By changing behavior within the organization Create awareness and responsibility for yourself and society regarding the impacts of production and consumption before it is too late. In this regard, PwC Thailand has clear goals that are in line with the ambition of the PwC network around the world to reduce waste emissions. Create environmentally friendly activities for employees and other stakeholders, as well as provide advice and guidance to customers who want to reduce the environmental impact of business operations.
So that we can achieve our goal of being a net zero carbon organization in 2030,” said Mr. Chanchai. In addition, PwC Thailand also supports and encourages the business sector. especially Companies listed on the Stock Exchange of Thailand (SET) raise the standard of sustainability reporting. They must set concrete goals, have a clear concept and operational plan. Meets international standards To make the public aware and aware of the importance of conducting business responsibly and taking into account society and the environment under the principles of ESG (Environmental, Social and Governance: ESG). “I believe that when every sector has internal planning Under clear and actionable ESG principles It will make investors and the public see that Thai businesses can create value that is more than just profits. to happen to the entire organization and other stakeholders. This will be a part that helps drive the economic, social, and environmental systems of our country to grow sustainably in the long term,” said Mr. Chanchai, moving forward towards a net-zero carbon organization.