THAILAND CORPORATE ESG DISCLOSURE LISTED COMPANIES AND RECOMMENDATIONS FOR POLICY DEVELOPMENT Prepared by Robert Black, Dr Rory Sullivan, Ella Harvey and Chup Priovashini (Chronos Sustainability) May 2022 THAILAND CORPORATE ESG DISCLOSURE Contents Foreword from SEC Thailand ..................................................................................................................... 3 Foreword from World Bank ...................................................................................
concert and having a controlling power over SUTGH prior to the Entire Business Transfer Transaction. The two shareholders shall hold the Company’s shares in a total of 24.84 percent of the Company’s total
SUTGH are acting in concert and having a controlling power over SUTGH prior to the Entire Business Transfer Transaction. The two shareholders shall hold the Company’s shares in a total of 24.84 percent of
voting right of the Company’s shareholders meeting, as the three shareholders of SUTGH are acting in concert and having a controlling power over SUTGH prior to the Entire Business Transfer Transaction. The
shall not effect a voting right of the Company’s shareholders meeting, as the three shareholders of SUTGH are acting in concert and having a controlling power over SUTGH prior to the Entire Business
Geography2 Wind & Solar 56.2% Clean Power 21.3% Water Sustainability 16.4% Clean Technology 6.0% Cash 0.2% Continental Europe 39.2% U.S. 36.4% U.K. 12.5% Asia Pacific 4.9% Canada 3.8% Latin America 3.0% Cash
reductions in carbon emissions, but taking a long-term strategic view. It is vitally important to tackle vehicle emissions, which make up the bulk of transport emissions. Unlike power generation or industry
พลังงาน แสงอาทิตย ์บนบก โดยเฉพาะ เช ่น เซลล์และ ส่วนประกอบระบบโรงงานผลิตไฟฟ้าจากเซลล์ แสงอาทิตย์ (Photovoltaic: PV), จาน รางน ้า และ ส่วนประกอบโรงงานที่ใช้ไฟฟ้าระบบรวมแสงอาทติย์ (Concentrated Solar Power
deems appropriate for the characteristics of the securities, the SEC shall have the power to issue rules, conditions and procedures for register and transferability of securities under the first paragraph
partly because the overall household purchasing power was not sufficiently strong and household debt remained elevated. Private investment picked up in line with the improved economic outlook, and with