C&G secured 3 AREA 2026 awards for the second year in a row, reaffirming its leadership in Waste-to-Energy by efficiently managing waste through incineration to generate electricity and advancing ESG to Asian standards.
On 30 Jun, reporters reported that C&G Environmental Protection (Thailand) Co., Ltd., which operates a waste incineration-to-electricity project at the Nong Khaem waste disposal center in Bangkok, received 3 Asia Responsible Enterprise Awards (AREA) 2026 for the second consecutive year from Enterprise Asia in the categories of Social Empowerment, Health Promotion, and Green Leadership. These awards reflect successful ESG-driven business operations that balance business growth with social care, environmental stewardship, and quality of life improvements. Company executives accepted the awards on behalf of the firm.
The Asia Responsible Enterprise Awards (AREA) are recognized sustainability and social responsibility awards in Asia, given to organizations. with outstanding achievements in sustainable development across seven categories, coveringmanagement ofthe environment, human resource development, health promotion, social empowerment, corporate governance, circular economy, andresponsiblebusiness operations.
Reporters further noted that C&G Environmental Protection’s receipt of these three awards reflects the company’s commitment tocreatingshared value across all dimensions, including environmental management, public health promotion, and community capacity building around its operations, alongside transparent and responsible business conduct. As the operator of the waste incineration-to-electricity project at Nong Khaem, the company focuses on applying Waste-to-Energy (WTE) technology to efficiently manage municipal waste by converting it into electricity, thereby reducing landfill volume and transforming waste into valuable resources under the circular economy concept. For over a decade, the company has developed surrounding communities through environmental, health, educational, and vocational projects to elevate quality of life, promote waste separation knowledge, encourage resource conservation, and engage all sectors in environmental stewardship. These awards not only reflect sustainable operational standards but also reinforce Waste-to-Energy technology’s key role in modern waste management, generating clean energy, minimizing environmental impacts, supporting the circular economy, and contributing to the transition toward a Low Carbon Society for sustainable national growth.