The game "GREEN UP 2026" changed Thailand Taxonomy.

[SPOT] The "GREEN UP 2026" game transforms Thailand Taxonomy from an environmental criterion to an innovative strategy, a capital source, and the future of habitation, in collaboration with over 4,000 partners, to develop a measurable and verifiable sustainability system.

This partnership not only reduces the impact on the environment, but also extends to access to the 4,000-baht Green Loan and the development of projects that save about 25-35% of residents energy, with 4,000 partners as a transitional co-force.

So "sustainability" is a policy that must go towards a measurable work process, access to funding sources and create economic value.

At the heart of "GREEN UP 2026: Towards a Regenerative Future," the stage invites the real estate, capital markets, financial institutions, energy, building materials and partner networks to look at the future of Thai business through the Thailand Taxonomy Phase 2 framework.

🌱 from Sustainable to Regenerative by Uthai Uthai Sukhoi, the President of Sukhoi Public Limited, saw sustainability today not to be seen as an additional burden or cost, but rather as an opportunity to enhance thinking, how to run a business and competitiveness.

Throughout the past, Sansiri Sustainable Design has been introduced into the project development process through three Green Framework strategies: Green Procurement, Green Construction and Green Architecture & Design in three areas, connecting from material selection, design, construction, delivery to resident experience, working with over 4,000 partners throughout the supply chain.

And as Thailand Taxonomy Phase II expands its scope to include the building and real estate sectors, this new standard is both an "accelerator" and a "certification framework," providing a more systematically measurable, verifiable and comparable approach.

Hundred Thousand Siri has adopted Emission Intensity, or Greenhouse Gas Emission Concentration per square meter, as an index to measure the success of the project in line with the country's carbon reduction path, with the certification of Bureau Veritas.

Make the data clear and verifiable. The business can set goals, see where to improve, and reliably explain the results to the stakeholders. The financial results that have been achieved are the first real estate to meet the environmental loan criteria in six condominium projects under the Thailand Taxonomy criteria, and Hundred Thousand Siri received over Baht 4,000 million worth of Green Loan for three prototype condominium projects with a total project value of Baht 11,500 million including

PTY Residence Sai 1 Pattaya

▪️ The Standard Residences Hua Hin

▪️ WIDEN by Sansiri Mrs. Lychee.

Including the first GREEN BOND debentures of the property for residential purposes, the first project with the condominium in Sarasin location.

From the beginning, sustainability may be viewed as an additional cost, starting to change its position as a factor that gives businesses access to new sources of capital, reduces long-term risk, and builds market confidence, standardizes buildings, and benefits.

For consumers, projects that meet the Taxonomy criteria can actually save about 25-35% of their energy. Optimum design, efficient material selection, heat reduction into buildings, energy administration, and the use of technology suitable for living all affect the cost, convenience, and happiness of their residents. Therefore, homes that use less energy do not mean carbon reduction alone, but also lower costs and the ability to cope with potential future increases in energy costs. Therefore, the link between over 4,000 partners, Green Loan, 4,000 million baht, and energy savings of 25-35%. So it's here.

As well as an elevated supply chain, it helps to provide better standards and information. When standards and data are reliable, it opens up access to capital. Funding and innovation are brought back to develop projects to benefit residents, connecting them from the origin of their business to the quality of life of their children.

Good homes need to be ready for the future, so the next step is not to reduce carbon emissions or meet benchmarks, but to move from Sustainable to Regenerative ideas, because Sustainable is aimed at reducing the impact and preserving existing resources. Regenerative goes a step further by questioning how businesses can restore value to people, communities and nature.

This shift in perspective has led property development to look not just at the building itself, but at the ecosystems that the project is part of, both space use, biodiversity stewardship, water management, heat reduction and green space creation.

In late 2026, Hundred Thousand Siri prepares to advance the highlight project, both Wellness Community and Biodiversity Flagship in low-rise and high-rise projects, with the role of Fast Mover & Connector, connecting partners within Ecosystem to develop new types of housing.

In the future, the value of real estate may not measure just its location, function, design, or price, but will include its ability to cope with the climate, energy efficiency, resource management, building resilience, and quality of life that projects create for people in the long run.

🌿 GREEN UP 2026 is therefore not talking about sustainability as a concept away from business, but is pointing out a clear relationship between the environment, finance, technology and quality of life.

▪️ more than 4,000 partners represent the magnitude of the transition throughout the supply chain.

Green Loan 4,000 million baht shows that standards and data can open the door to capital.

▪️ 25-35% energy savings, showing that the end result can actually go back to benefiting residents.

When welded together, sustainability is part of how to create products, how to manage risk, how to access capital, and how to deliver value to consumers.

From making rules to using standards as an innovation tool, from reporting data to using decision-making data, from reducing environmental costs to creating competitive advantage, and from reducing impact to regenerating value, this is the next step in the Thai real estate sector, and another important sign of the transition in the future, because a good home may not be judged by its external visibility, but by its hidden performance in every process, from materials of choice, economical energy, verifiable data, to value passed on to people and the world in the long run.

.

# Sansiri # GreenUp 2026 # TowardsARegenerativeFuture # ThailandTaxonomy # GreenFinancing# RegenerativeBusiness # SustainableLiving # NetZero # ESG # Biodiversity