Supalai and SCG Join Forces to Revolutionize Environmentally Friendly Construction

Supalai, a leading Thai real estate company, has partnered with SCG, a prominent construction materials manufacturer, to promote sustainable development through innovative use of environmentally friendly building materials. The alliance aims to reduce greenhouse gas emissions and global warming, contributing to the country's sustainable development goals. Supalai's commitment to environmental sustainability is evident in its use of energy-saving materials, resource conservation, and extending material lifespan in over 100 home and condominium projects nationwide. The joint effort has resulted in significant reductions in water consumption and greenhouse gas emissions.

Key Takeaways:

• Supalai aims to reduce greenhouse gas emissions by 25% within three years (2022-2024) to support the government's environmental policy.
• The company has selected over 100 home and condominium projects across the country to adopt environmentally friendly materials, including 34 new projects launched in 2022.
• The use of COTTO faucets and sanitary ware has helped reduce household water consumption by 516,787,053 litres per year.
• The partnership has contributed to reducing greenhouse gas emissions from the production process amounting to 564 tons of materials.
• SCG's eco-friendly products, such as eco-concrete and aerated concrete, have helped reduce greenhouse gas emissions in the production process.
• Supalai is the first real estate company to receive the SCG Green Choice Sustainable Leader plaque, highlighting its commitment to environmental sustainability.

Statistics:

• 516,787,053 litres of water saved annually through the use of COTTO faucets and sanitary ware.
• 564 tons of greenhouse gas emissions reduced through the production process.
• 47,000 trees equivalent in carbon dioxide absorption per year from the use of CPAC eco-friendly concrete.
• 7,650,132 litres of water saved from the production of materials such as ceramics, all tiles, and mosaics.
• 14,232,079 kg of natural sand replaced by SCG insulations.

Sources:

• Supalai Public Company Limited
• SCG Cement-Building Materials Business
• Value Magazine
• Business wire article, Value, September 2022