that should had been stated, according to the assessment report assigned by EARTH’s business rehabilitation planner (EY Corporate Advisory Services Company Limited), about the existing right of 2 coal
should had been stated, according to the assessment report assigned by EARTH’s business rehabilitation planner (EY Corporate Advisory Services Company Limited), about the existing right of 2 coal mines and
...................................................................... 48 4.1.13. Transmission and distribution networks for renewable and low-carbon gases, including green hydrogen ...................................................................................... 48
Excavation 3 Soil and Coal Milling Project at Mae Moh Mine, Contract No.6 decreased. Due to heavy rain in the project area, the operation could not be done at full capacity resulting in the loss from regular
. GREEN LABEL SUSTAINABILITY LABEL BLUE LABEL RESILIENCE LABEL TRANSITION LABEL 1. In line with 1.5 degree trajectory All goals and pathways need to align with zero carbon by 2050 and nearly halving
-setters are requiring transparency. 5. To measure transition risks relating to climate change, investors need consistent data and credible plans to transition to a low-carbon future. 6. Without access to
Thailand’s aspirations*, accelerating this journey where possible. Supporting customers in the transformation to a Net Zero economy *Thailand’s ambition at COP 26: 2050 Carbon Neutrality 2065 Net Zero GHG
Energy Earth Public Company Limited On February 7, 2019, Energy Earth Public Company Limited ("EARTH") disseminated information about the value of the right of 2 coal mines in Indonesia
Mr. Sawin Chindakul On February 7, 2019, Energy Earth Public Company Limited ("EARTH") disseminated information about the value of the right of 2 coal mines in Indonesia according to
Miss Paradee Teawanitchakul On February 7, 2019, Energy Earth Public Company Limited ("EARTH") disseminated information about the value of the right of 2 coal mines in Indonesia according