Net Zero

Ahead of COP30 in Brazil, global leaders at the Belém Climate Summit urged immediate action on climate change, with China pledging full commitment under its “Beautiful China” plan.

COP30 in Belem, Brazil, marks a pivotal moment in the global climate agenda, 10 years after the Paris Agreement, with the private sector playing a key role in climate action.

Thailand prepares for COP30 in Brazil, presenting its climate action under the 5C concept, focusing on carbon neutrality, resilience, and innovation.

For the first time, global solar and wind power output exceeds coal, marking a turning point in the clean energy transition, says Ember research.

Swedish firm Candela is providing ten P-12 electric hydrofoil ferries to Seudamgo, promising zero-emission travel and a smooth ride between the mainland and Koh Kood

Deforestation linked to 28,000 global heat deaths yearly, with ASEAN most at risk, highlighting urgent need for sustainable forest management.

The main cause is increasingly severe wildfires driven by soaring global temperatures.

Thailand has introduced new import regulations for waste paper to control contamination and support sustainable recycling practices.

Discussions with the GCF’s chief investment officer focused on intention to apply for support for the country’s climate mitigation efforts

Cabinet formally acknowledges Thai mission to support loss and damage fund for developing countries

Latest Environmental Performance Index rates the country as dropping behind, with poor scores in almost all performance indicators

The project to promote forest sector carbon credit trading is being expanded to Chumphon province in September in a bid to generate income for local communities and drive Thailand towards net-zero carbon emissions by 2065.

Chiang Mai, Phuket and Khon Kaen will be developed into low-carbon cities for climate change mitigation under a project initiated by the German international cooperation agency (GIZ).