overview of electricity situations for each country is briefed below. - The Philippines The Philippines’s installed capacity is approximately 21,000 megawatts, which are mainly from coal-fired power plants

Standard and Certification Scheme does not support investments in the fossil fuel and nuclear sectors, and water infrastructure for these sectors is not covered by these Criteria, or any others. • Assets

March 28, 2017 the Central Bankruptcy Court issued an absolute receivership order to Saraburi Coal Co., Ltd. (“Saraburi”). The Company and Saraburi are the parties to a joint venture agreement with 50

-to-action_Net-Zero-Investment-in-Asia_final.pdf 81% apply climate exclusions or divestments toward thermal coal Source : Translating to Action Net Zero Investment in Asia (4th ed), Dec 2022 โดย AIGCC

Court ordered Saraburi Coal Company Limited (“Saraburi”) into final receivership. The Company and Saraburi are the parties to a joint venture agreement, NWR-SBCC Joint Venture, to carry out a soil and

Saraburi Coal Company Limited (“Saraburi”) into final receivership. The Company and Saraburi are the parties to a joint venture agreement, NWR-SBCC Joint Venture, to carry out a soil and coal extraction and

million. Interest expenses of debentures for the third quarter of 2019 were Baht 19.51 million. 3.7 On March 28, 2017 the Central Bankruptcy Court ordered Saraburi Coal Company Limited (“Saraburi”) into

(gross) supercritical coal-fired power plant, which will be co-located at the same campus of the existing 630 MW (2x315) plant Unit1-2 in Zambales province, Luzon of the Philippines. Power Supply

- Natural Gas 515 387 616 59% 20% - Coal - - 328 n/a n/a - Others 17 26 18 (31%) 3% Total Cost of Raw Materials 532 413 962 133% 81% Maintenance cost 35 19 20 4% (44%) Others (exclude depreciation and

further updated outcomes in 2022 – https://www.climateaction100.org/news/kepco-commits-to- carbon-neutrality-and-coal-phase-out-by-2050/ First flagged resolution for Toyota (2023) – https