World Environment Day 2026 puts climate action at the centre of the global agenda. For Amata, that means translating ambition into practical measures across its industrial estates through cleaner energy, circular water systems, waste recovery, and biodiversity restoration.

This reflects Amata’s “ALL WIN” philosophy, which links business growth with environmental responsibility and shared value. Its 2025 sustainability performance shows how that principle is being applied in measurable ways.

Amata aims to become a Carbon Neutral City by 2040 and reach Net Zero emissions by 2050, while Amata Corporation PCL has set a target to reduce Scope 1 and 2 GHG emission intensity by 20% by 2030, using 2024 as the base year. In Thailand, annual solar electricity consumption reached 4.91 million kWh in 2025, and the Group is also developing a 42.5 MWp floating solar project at Amata City Chonburi to expand cleaner energy capacity.

Water reservoir, Amata City Chonburi

Water stewardship is another core focus. Under a strict Zero Discharge principle, no treated effluent is released into external natural water bodies. In Thailand, water consumption fell 9.78% year on year to 34.29 million cubic metres in 2025, with 100% of treated wastewater reused within the estates. Of that volume, 41% was upgraded into reclaimed water, 24% supported power plant cooling, and 35% was used for landscaping and golf courses, generating annual savings of 111.48 million Baht.

Waste transfer station, Amata City Chonburi

Waste management and biodiversity also remain central to Amata’s environmental approach. In 2025, Amata City Chonburi achieved 0% solid waste disposal to landfills, while 87.61% of solid waste in Thailand was converted into Refuse-Derived Fuel for co-incineration at cement plants. Revenue from waste management activities rose 8% to 109.26 million Baht, and PET bottles collected from enterprises were turned into more than 3,000 school bags for local students. Across Amata’s industrial estates, green areas exceed 10% of total operational area, reflecting the company’s focus on integrating environmental protection into estate development.

This progress has also been recognised externally. Amata received the highest “AAA” rating in the [Stock Exchange of Thailand]()’s SET ESG Ratings 2025, reinforcing its commitment to environmental, social, and governance performance. This direction is also consistent with the broader expectations of global ESG frameworks used by international investors, including [FTSE Russell]()’s approach to assessing how companies manage climate, water, pollution, governance, and other material sustainability issues. On World Environment Day 2026, these results show that climate action becomes credible when it is backed by measurable targets, investment, and systems that create value for both industry and the environment.