generation Consulting services Eligible as Green Eligible as Red Eligible as Amber Harm should be remediated within the timeframe in the plan. If not, the status will be revoked. Out of scope Thailand Taxonomy
thresholds and indicators for the energy sector. Many energy activities in the Section 4.1 (Activity Thresholds and criteria) will refer to this sectoral energy table Green Activities 100 100 100 100 50 Amber
activities that are limited in time can be structured in real economy as separate time-bound projects. This is especially true for the amber category, where most activities focus on the time-limited movement
..................................................................................................... 27 3.2. Relevant decarbonization measures ........................................................................... 27 3.3. NDC-based amber thresholds
Loan Portfolio THAILAND TAXONOMY INTEGRATION Green Activities 20% Bank’s Loan Portfolio Amber Activities 40% Red Activities 40% Long-Term Target • Greater portion of Green Activities • Systemically
found at http://investor.ais.co.th/newsroom_set.html 2. In December 2017, the NBTC has announced new progressive rates of the license fee. Operators are required to calculate the new rates retroactive
reporting environment, the AARG must continue to be progressive and work closely with the profession to raise audit quality standards and provide reliable financial reporting in ASEAN.? _________________
’ participation in the ASEAN CIS Framework marks a progressive step towards greater integration of ASEAN capital markets. The enhanced reach of the platform will open up new opportunities and markets to both
30.40 percent in year 2015. The gross profit ratio in year 2015 lower than year 2016 due to usage of construction cost of sales based on progressive work. 4. Gains from sales of immovable property 4.1
30.40 percent in year 2015. The gross profit ratio in year 2015 lower than year 2016 due to usage of construction cost of sales based on progressive work. 4. Gains from sales of immovable property 4.1