Under the philosophy of “Sustainability Without Borders,” Green & Blue Planet Solutions Co., Ltd. (GBP) strives to lead the Environment, Health, and Safety (EHS) field by partnering with our clients to address emerging challenges and deliver meaningful, sustainable impact to society.
We support industries to enhance their environmental management and to develop clients' business in a sustainable way.
Chemicals are essential to business operations, and in Thailand they are primarily regulated under the Hazardous Substances Act B.E. 2535 (1992).
Audit services and legal database preparation for environmental, occupational health, and safety compliance to ensure adherence to applicable laws and enhance management standards.
Soil and groundwater contamination is a significant environmental concern that must be controlled to prevent and reduce risks from industrial activities.
Systematic risk assessment and preparation of Environmental, Health, and Safety (EHS) reports to control and manage risks in compliance with applicable legal requirements, while enhancing operational standards toward sustainable performance.
As business partners increasingly require their suppliers to disclose their sustainability commitments and practices, many organizations are turning to reliable platforms such as EcoVadis to support the assessment of their sustainability.
ISCC is a global certification system that ensures sustainability and traceability in the supply chain, supporting responsible sourcing and compliance with international standards.
The CBAM regulation affects companies producing and exporting the six CBAM-covered product categories to the EU, requiring them to prepare product carbon emissions data in accordance with requirements.
As climate change drives increasingly stringent environmental regulations, Carbon Footprint enables organizations to understand and manage greenhouse gas emissions.
Plastic Credit is a mechanism that connects organizations with environmental goals to financially support credible and verifiable plastic collection and recycling projects to help reduce plastic waste.
Carbon credits enable organizations to systematically manage greenhouse gas emissions through verified projects, supporting sustainability framework and effective responses to climate change.
Advance your sustainability strategy through clean energy, enabled by Renewable Energy Certificates that transparently and verifiably connect producers and consumers, supporting a sustainable energy future.
Soil and groundwater are essential natural resources that support ecosystems, public health, and economic development. They are vital for agriculture, domestic water use, and industrial activities. Maintaining good soil and...
Life Cycle Assessment (LCA) is a methodology used to assess the environmental impacts associated with a product throughout its entire life cycle, from raw material extraction, manufacturing and assembly processes,...
Ocean Bound Plastic (OBP) is mismanaged plastic waste at high risk of leaking into the oceans. The OBP Certification Program ensures the traceable collection, disposal, and treatment of this waste....
Biomethane also known as Renewable Natural Gas (RNG), is a form of natural gas produced from renewable energy sources by converting “waste” into “energy.” Biomethane typically contains 90–96% methane (CH₄),...
VM0038, developed under Verra’s Verified Carbon Standard (VCS), enables carbon credit generation from EV charging projects by quantifying emission reductions from shifting fossil fuel vehicles to electric vehicles. Carbon credits,...
Nature-Based Solutions (NbS) leverage natural processes to restore and manage ecosystems sustainably, enabling carbon sequestration and the generation of verified carbon credits. Through activities such as reforestation, forest conservation, and...
The Ministry of Industry is holding a public hearing to amend the factory pollutant reporting...
The Office of Natural Resources and Environmental Policy and Planning has updated the EIA report...
The Department of Industrial Works (DIW) is seeking public comments on the revised criteria for...