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The author thanks Mr. Chirasakdi and Mrs. Saijai Poonpol for their generous research grant also thanks Professor Anya khanthavit, Mr. Nopadon Nimmanpipak, Dr. Pokpong Chirayukool, Mr. Woraphon
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: 4,944 tCO2 eq • Cat. 14 – Franchises: 2 tCO2 eq 14 Appendix II: SBTi assessment of the SPTs. SPT 1 complies with the boundary set by SBTi as: • It covers all scope 1 and 2 emissions in Group’s GHG