Banpu Next, part of Banpu Public Company Limited, is expanding its Net Zero advisory services to help Thailand's manufacturing and export industries manage their carbon footprints and cope with increasingly stringent sustainability regulations from overseas trading partners. The company said Thai manufacturers and exporters are facing pressure from the European Union's carbon border adjustment mechanism, or CBAM, and carbon taxes in many countries, which directly affect production costs, as well as the ESPR regulation requiring products in the EU to have a Digital Product Passport, or DPP, and policies from international partners requiring disclosure of greenhouse gas emissions throughout the supply chain. In Thailand, the Stock Exchange of Thailand is encouraging listed companies to disclose ESG information in line with international sustainability reporting standards and to take part in the SET ESG Ratings assessment. Banpu Next's advisory services cover assessment and preparation of corporate carbon footprint, or CFO, and product carbon footprint, or CFP, reports covering Scope 1 to 3, carbon credit registration, monitoring and management of carbon through a digital platform, carbon reduction guidelines, and preparation of sustainability reports in line with international standard frameworks. Somthiporn Sestapramote, Chief Executive Officer of Banpu Next Company Limited, said carbon regulations and international sustainability standards are changing the direction of business operations in the export manufacturing sector and many other industries worldwide. Banpu Next currently provides Net Zero advisory services on an ongoing basis to clients across a range of industries, including manufacturing and export groups, educational institutions, and airport ground services businesses.
Banpu Public Company LimitedBanpu Next, part of Banpu, is expanding its Net Zero advisory services to serve Thai manufacturers/exporters facing CBAM and carbon taxes, a concrete service offering.
