engagement performance, if improved will heighten their efficiency and bolster investor confidence in the Thai capital market. The SEC?s audit inspection in 2013 covering eight audit firms indicated that
incremental change ...................... 7 Potential for radical decarbonisation is dependent on broader climate policy ............................ 8 Low carbon infrastructure which maintains high fossil fuel
strengthening business sectors’ capability to manage material risks and business opportunities arising from climate change, for example, flood, drought and future governmental policies that may affect fossil fuel
................................................................ 44 4.1.7. Marine energy generation ................................................................................. 45 4.1.8. Electricity generation from renewable non-fossil gaseous and liquid fuels
emissions (e.g., fossil methane and biogenic methane), with methane emissions from the energy sector reduced by 64% by 2030 from 2020 levels to be consistent with 1.5°C aligned pathways. Establish absolute
2020 2020 2022 2025 2030 97,785 82,348 82,348 5,105 (Ton CO2e) GHG (Scope 1-2) Scope 1 Emission from fossil fuel burned from • EV Fleet Conversion • Adopt lower emission factor fuel (E85, B20) • Carbon
) Covered under section 4.1.5 Not Covered 3. Color your activities Categorize the activities, see if they are in line with green / amber criteria defined in the Taxonomy. Fossil fuel-based activities can
crucial to ensure this infrastructure is not supporting continued fossil fuel electricity generation. At the same time, this infrastructure is vital for the decarbonisation of other sectors. For industrial
as a generation technology as a well as a form of solid, liquid or gaseous fuel. By replacing fossil fuels, the use of biomass/biofuel can reduce GHG emissions in the power, heat and transport sectors