Environment

Waste Bank for the Environment Project

The goal of the project is to reduce waste and help mitigate global warming caused by greenhouse gases.

Waste Bank for the Environment Project The company launched the Waste Bank for the Environment project to raise employee awareness about environmental protection through waste segregation in both offices and factories. The initiative also encourages employees to donate or exchange household waste for goods before selling it to recycling buyers. The goal of the project is to reduce waste and help mitigate global warming caused by greenhouse gases. In 2025, the project segregated five types of waste: paper, plastic, metal, glass, and aluminum, totaling 6,652.40 kilograms, resulting in a reduction of greenhouse gas emissions by 29,905.00 kgCo2 equivalent.

Summary of Waste and Greenhouse Gas Emission Reduction from Waste Segregation for Recycling in the Waste Bank for the Environment Project (2025)

Waste Type Waste Volume (Kg) Greenhouse Gas Emission Reduction (kgCO2e)
Paper 5,029.90 28,537.37
Plastic 256.70 264.66
Metal 143.50 262.89
Glass 1,165.50 321.68
Aluminum 56.80 518.41
Total 6,652.40 29,905.00

Note: The project supports greenhouse gas emission reduction activities through waste segregation for recycling (http://ghgreduction.tgo.or.th/) by the Greenhouse Gas Management Organization (Public Organization).