On November 20–21 2025, SCG International together with ONNEX by SCG jointly presented innovative carbon reduction solutions at the AMATA CARBON NEUTRAL NETWORK CONFERENCE 2025, hosted by AMATA Industrial Estate, Bangpakong. This event provided a platform to exchange strategies for reducing carbon emissions, moving the industrial sector closer to the targets of Carbon Neutrality and Net Zero.
The conference featured a seminar on “Energy Management and Carbon Reduction in the Industrial Sector,” where Mr.Soravit Angsuvarungsri, Senior Sustainability Consultant at ONNEX by SCG, introduced clean energy and energy management solutions that help prevent and reduce greenhouse gas emissions. He also recommended solutions for efficient and sustainable energy use. Additionally, Mr. Jatuporn Kiatpatthana, Green Energy and Mobility Division Manager at SCG International, presented a range of Green Energy & Mobility solutions, such as Electric Wheel Loaders, EV Mining Vehicles, and EV Trucks for industrial use, alongside the Smart LED Lighting Solution that contributes to energy savings and reduced greenhouse gas emissions.
By introducing these carbon reduction solutions at the AMATA CARBON NEUTRAL NETWORK CONFERENCE 2025, SCG International and ONNEX by SCG are not only driving the Thai industrial sector towards Carbon Neutrality and Net Zero, but also reinforcing a strong commitment to long-term business sustainability. Through the adoption of clean energy technologies and innovative solutions, they aim to empower businesses to grow competitively while achieving a balance across environmental, economic, and social dimensions.
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