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BMA Orders Saimai Waste Disposal Contractor to Convert Facility to Fully Enclosed System to Control Odor Impact on Communities
The Bangkok Metropolitan Administration (BMA) has intensified efforts to address odor issues at the Saimai Waste Center by ordering the contractor to convert the facility into a fully enclosed system and install advanced pollution control technologies. Deputy Governor Chakkapan inspected the site, urging the operator to promptly seal all building gaps and install air curtains to prevent odors from affecting nearby communities. BMA emphasized hygienic waste management practice
wratchayar
Mar 25
BMA Inspect the Improvements at Saimai Solid Waste Transfer Station to Resolve Odor Pollution Issues
The Bangkok Metropolitan Administration (BMA) has ordered the renovation of waste disposal facility into a 100% closed system. The upgrades include the installation of "E-NOSE" electronic odor sensors and air curtains to prevent leakage, aiming to resolve odor issues at the Saimai Solid Waste Disposal Center. Strict controls on garbage trucks have also been implemented to return clean air to the community. On March 25, 2026, the Deputy Governor of Bangkok conducted a site vi
Kanokwan Olanrungreang
Mar 25
Results of 22 Public Hearing for Nong Khaem Waste-to-Energy Project
C&G Environmental Protection (Thailand) has summarized the results of 22 public hearings, which attended by participation from over 1,192 residents living surrounding the Nong Khaem power plant project. Furthermore, the company prepares to open the "Waste Pit" which is one of the system's primary structures for public viewing in May 2026. C&G Environmental Protection (Thailand) Co., Ltd. conducted 22 small-group public hearing meetings between February 19 and March 1, 2026.
Kanokwan Olanrungreang
Mar 25
TGO Establishes Local Trainer Network to Enhance Carbon Footprint Implementation for Local Governments Nationwide
The Thailand Greenhouse Gas Management Organization (TGO) has taken proactive steps to strengthen carbon footprint assessment capacity among local administrative organizations by launching the “Train the Trainer” program. This initiative aims to cultivate skilled personnel at the local level and within educational institutions, specializing in greenhouse gas (GHG) calculation and verification, thereby promoting systematic and sustainable environmental management. On Marc
wratchayar
Mar 24
Thai Solar Energy PCL moves forward with 2026 expansion, developing 229 MW "Solar Big Lot" projects.
Thai Solar Energy PCL (TSE) Gears Up for 2026 Expansion with 229 MW Solar Big Lot Projects Following a strong performance in 2025, reporting a 109% surge in net profit to 43 million Baht. The Company Sets Sights on 100–200 MW in New Power Plant Auctions while driving a New S-Curve through Healthcare and Waste-to-Energy Ventures, Boosting Total Capacity to Over 311 MW for Sustainable Growth. March 19, 2026 – Dr. Cathleen Maleenont, Chief Executive Officer of Thai Solar En
wratchayar
Mar 19
DIW and Thai Customs Department Block E-Waste Imports, Ordering Immediate Repatriation
DIW has inspected suspicious cargo imported through Laem Chabang Port, Chonburi Province. Upon confirming that the goods are hazardous waste, the DIW coordinated with the Thai Customs Department to initiate the repatriation of the shipment to its country of origin. On February 13, 2026, The Department of Industrial Works (DIW) received an alert from the Basel Action Network (BAN) to monitor and prepare for threats involving the illegal transboundary movement or trade of wast
Kanokwan Olanrungreang
Mar 18
DIW joins forces to integrate End-of-Life EV battery management plan, Aiming to Prevent Industrial Waste Crisis as EV Numbers Surge to 5.4 million units by 2030
The Department of Industrial Works (DIW) recently joined discussions with various agencies under the Ministry of Industry to develop an integrated management plan for end-of-life electric vehicle (EV) batteries, aiming to prevent future industrial waste issues. Currently, Thailand has approximately 1 million cumulative EVs and expected to reach 5.4 million units by 2030. With an average battery lifespan of 12 years or 300,000 kilometers, Thailand will soon face a significant
Kanokwan Olanrungreang
Mar 13
Department of Climate Change and Environment held a meeting to discuss the (draft) guidelines for Thailand's greenhouse gas reduction under NDC 3.0.
The Department of Climate Change and Environment, in collaboration with Thammasat University, organized a Focus Group meeting from July...
Atitaya Kulasavate
Aug 8, 2025
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