BCPG has announced a major milestone as its Thailand Voluntary Emission Reduction Program (T-VER) and Renewable Energy Certificates (RECs) have been officially registered in an international carbon market for the first time in the Macao Special Administrative Region. This achievement reflects Thailand’s tangible progress in advancing its carbon market to the regional level.
Rawee Boonsinsukh, CEO and President of BCPG Public Company Limited, stated that the registration was announced at the 2026 Macao International Environmental Cooperation Forum and Exhibition (2026 MIECF) and the 2nd Global Carbon Credit Market Development Forum, held at The Venetian Macao on March 26. This marks a significant step for both BCPG and Thailand’s carbon industry in expanding into international markets and strengthening confidence in the country’s potential on the regional stage.
This registration not only highlights the credibility and potential of BCPG’s T-VER and RECs but also opens new channels for carbon credit trading for both the company and members of the Carbon Markets Club (CMC) in international markets. It enhances market liquidity, creates new business opportunities, and supports the development of carbon market linkages at both regional and global levels.
“As a co-founder of the Carbon Markets Club (CMC), together with Bangchak Corporation Public Company Limited and nine other leading national organizations, BCPG supports the development of carbon credit management and trading systems in Thailand. The CMC serves as a platform for knowledge sharing, collaboration, and building a carbon ecosystem for the Thai business sector, using carbon markets as an economic mechanism to drive progress toward Net Zero goals. Currently, CMC has more than 1,700 organizational and individual members and has expanded its collaboration regionally through the ASEAN Common Carbon Framework (ACCF) to connect carbon markets across the region and paving the way for global development”, said Rawee.
In addition, Vichshuwan Pungchareon, BCPG’s Head of Climate Solutions and advisor to the CMC Chairman, was invited to join the 2nd Global Carbon Market Development Forum and a closed-door expert session as part of the Macao International Carbon Market Expert Committee. She contributed insights on “New Portfolio Strategies Driven by Carbon Credit Valuation,” supporting international collaboration and the sustainable development of carbon credit value in global markets.
