Supalai Receives Honorary Plaque from EGAT, Reinforcing Leadership in Energy-Efficient Housing and Commitment to Carbon Neutrality

Supalai Public Company Limited joined the celebration of the “30th Anniversary of the Energy Efficiency Label No. 5,” organized by the Electricity Generating Authority of Thailand (EGAT) in collaboration with the Department of Alternative Energy Development and Efficiency (DEDE). On this occasion, Supalai was honored with an honorary plaque as one of the leading partner organizations playing a significant role in continuously supporting energy-efficient housing initiatives. The recognition aligns with Supalai’s vision to be a leader in real estate development that prioritizes residents’ quality of life while fostering an environmentally friendly and sustainable society.

The honorary plaque was presented to Supalai in appreciation of the Company’s long-standing contribution as a leading residential developer whose projects comply with energy conservation standards and environmental friendliness. Mr. Chaijak Watanyoo, Senior Director of Creative and Product Development, represented the Company in receiving the award. Over the past 36 years, Supalai has remained committed to developing energy-efficient and environmentally conscious housing, continuously submitting house designs to EGAT’s Energy-Efficient Housing Program. Supalai also ranks among the country’s leading developers in terms of the number of residential units certified under the Energy Efficiency Label No. 5 program.

This achievement reflects the Company’s strong determination to enhance quality of life while promoting energy conservation, with a key long-term goal of achieving net-zero greenhouse gas emissions (Carbon Neutrality) by 2050.

Supalai Public Company Limited remains steadfast in its sustainability mission by working closely with government agencies and partners across all sectors to help drive Thailand toward a society that uses energy responsibly, balancing customers’ quality of life with long-term environmental preservation.