PTT Global Chemical PCL 2013 SR
The report highlights PTT Global Chemical's sustainability performance in 2013, a year marked by significant operational challenges including an oil spill incident at Samed Island. The company successfully reduced its greenhouse gas emissions by over 60,000 t CO2e compared to 2012 and achieved a 32% water recycle rate. PTTGC became the first Thai company to align with UN Global Compact Advanced Level and had all 102 product grades certified with Carbon Footprint labels. Despite a drop in community satisfaction due to the oil spill, the company invested 28.5 million Baht in CSR and 428 million Baht in R&D, focusing on green innovations like biodegradable plastics.
Company: PTT Global Chemical PCL
Sector: Manufacturing
Country: Thailand
Year: 2013
Type: SR
Pages: 168
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PTT Global Chemical PCL
Sustainability Report
The report highlights PTT Global Chemical's sustainability performance in 2013, a year marked by significant operational challenges including an oil spill incident at Samed Island. The company successfully reduced its greenhouse gas emissions by over 60,000 t CO2e compared to 2012 and achieved a 32% water recycle rate. PTTGC became the first Thai company to align with UN Global Compact Advanced Level and had all 102 product grades certified with Carbon Footprint labels. Despite a drop in community satisfaction due to the oil spill, the company invested 28.5 million Baht in CSR and 428 million Baht in R&D, focusing on green innovations like biodegradable plastics.
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Document Details
Report Year
2013
Reporting Period
Jan 1, 2013 - Dec 31, 2013
Fiscal Year
2013
Published
Mar 1, 2014
Type
Sustainability Report
Language
English, Thai
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