P.S.P. Specialties Public Company Limited, or PSP, and Recycling Engineering Company within the PSP group have received Corporate Carbon Footprint, or CFO, certification for the third consecutive year, covering the operations of both offices and factories. Mr. Siam Suwanart, Manager of the Safety, Occupational Health and Working Environment Department at PSP, said the company had passed verification of its greenhouse gas emissions data by an accredited verification body and registered the certification with the Thailand Greenhouse Gas Management Organization, continuing from the previous year. The company received the CFO carbon label certification and passed the international organizational standard ISO 14064-1. PSP has prepared corporate carbon footprint reports continuously since 2023 and received its certificate from Dr. Wijarn Simachaya, Chairman of the Thailand Greenhouse Gas Management Organization, at the carbon label certification ceremony held at the Thailand Institute of Justice. This certification is considered a competitive edge in an era when global trade rules place greater weight on the low-carbon economy, including the European Union's Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism, or CBAM, and the sustainable supply chain requirements of global trading partners. The company's export markets cover more than 50 countries across 5 continents worldwide. In 2025, PSP was able to reduce greenhouse gas emissions by 10,143 tonnes of carbon dioxide equivalent, or 4.59%, compared with 2024. In 2027, the company plans to bring in artificial intelligence, or AI, to help analyze and process greenhouse gas emissions data, and is preparing for assessment under the FTSE Russell ESG Scores within this year. For its long-term plans, PSP aims for Zero Landfill by 2029, a 5% reduction in energy use by 2030, and net zero greenhouse gas emissions, or Net Zero, by 2050.
P.S.P. Specialties Public Company LimitedPSP received Corporate Carbon Footprint certification and ISO 14064-1 verification, giving it a competitive edge under EU CBAM and global low-carbon trade rules.
