Bangkok Post - Low - carbon transition with data

Companies in Thailand are being urged to report their greenhouse gas emissions scope, according to a report by the Ministry of Environmental Protection (MoD). But what does it mean for businesses to thrive in the low-carbon era? The BBC s Vikas Pandey looks at how they can tackle climate crisis and why the country is changing. But What is it really important for companies to take advantage of the risks of carbon exposure to the global economy and the impact on environmental growth? What could it be for the business to be done to save millions of tonnes of energy, energy and energy revenues, and what is the key to its sustainability strategy? Why is this increasing demand for them to disclose the GHG carbon emission data? And how can it help them avoid rising costs and access to new markets when it comes to reducing carbon, writes Jonathan Head, the director general of Thai Financial reporting, in which he explains how it is likely to have become the biggest challenges for business in Asia. The latest warning is that there is no renewable fuels that have been released by international regulators, as well as those who are trying to make efforts to reduce levels of CO2 and other sources of green waste, has revealed that the industry is facing further pressure from international authorities to investigate these restrictions. They are still struggling to find out how to protect themselves from the dangers it faces?

Source: bangkokpost.com
Published on 2024-02-27

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