Sustainable
Water Management

Sustainable Water Management

SCGC recognizes that water is a vital resource for all sectors, with demand expected to rise due to social and economic growth, coupled with potential risks from climate change that could impact both water quantity and quality. Consequently, SCGC has implemented internal water management initiatives through the Corporate Environment Committee, alongside active collaboration with external organizations. We have partnered with the Federation of Thai Industries (FTI) to execute drought preparedness and response measures. These include closely monitoring the water situation and driving water management projects to ensure a sufficient water supply for every sector.

Sustainable Water Management

SCGC has integrated AQUEDUCT by WRI, water risk assessment, together with stakeholders and industrial sectors in order to define water management and plan as well as to streamline water consumption efficiency in production process. Key strategies include:

Reducing risk of water with sustainable water management;

Treating water discharge below standards, monitoring the quantity and quality, reporting incidents and investigations, as well as setting target to maximize water discharge reduction;

Reducing water used by enhancing water consumption efficiency in production process and products;

Reusing treated waste water

Developing employee capability working associated with water.

Reusing treated wastewater Rehabilitating ecosystem related to water sources and providing water to social and agricultural sectors;

Additionally, SCGC has collaborated with government agencies, the industrial sector and stakeholders to manage water in the Eastern region and Eastern Economic Corridor (EEC) continuing from the draught condition in 2020 by preparing long-term plan for future measures such as building additional water sources or water diversion etc. as well as developing technology to enhance water situation tracking efficiency and building healthy relationship with Wang Tanod reservoir community through municipal wastewater treatment system project at the municipality of Nongkla Subdistrict, Tha-Mai District, Chantaburi By constructing wetland system to treat 400 cm/day of wastewater from the community prior to discharge to Wang Tanod canal, the project contributes to water security for the East.

Our continuous intensive water management
led to a gradual improvement in water performance as follows:

Preformance	2014	2015	2016	2017	2018	2019	2020	2021
Water withdrawal intensity (m3/ton preduction)	4.08	4.11	4.13	3.87	3.48	3.36	3.30	3.27

SustainableWater Management

Sustainable Water Management

Sustainable Water Management

Our continuous intensive water management led to a gradual improvement in water performance as follows:

Sustainable
Water Management

Our continuous intensive water management
led to a gradual improvement in water performance as follows: