This document likely applies Thailand’s sustainable finance taxonomy to the manufacturing and industrial sector, detailing criteria for classifying activities (e.g. heavy industry, chemicals, electronics) into green, amber, or red tiers. It probably sets thresholds for energy efficiency, emissions intensity, and pollution to guide sustainable investment.
This guidance applies Thailand’s sustainable finance taxonomy to the construction and real estate sector, defining criteria for new builds, renovations, acquisitions, and installations. It uses an emissions-per-square-meter metric and sets thresholds aligned with green certification standards (e.g., TREES, LEED, EDGE). Activities are classified under a traffic-light system (green, amber, red) to steer investments toward environmentally sustainable projects.
This document presents Thailand’s sustainable finance taxonomy for the agriculture sector. It classifies activities (e.g. crop, livestock, forestry) into green, amber, or red categories based on environmental impact, aiming to guide climate-aligned investment and policy.