Sherwood Group Consulting provides business performance and analysis consulting services globally. They have over 15 years of experience advising on and delivering business performance solutions. Their experienced consultants and management team help clients implement performance management processes and reporting.
This document provides a list of links to various media, technology, politics, economic, and stakeholder articles and documents. The links are in Thai and English and cover topics such as power plans, government strategies, news articles, and discussions about the future of nuclear energy from the perspectives of different stakeholders in countries like Japan, the UK, and Thailand.
The document discusses features for end users including data entry tools, controlled reporting of both financial and non-financial information, and managing approval processes and sign offs. It also mentions email alerting capabilities.
1) Macrophyte blooms in Songkhla Lake in Thailand have increased concern about phosphorus loads from agricultural runoff in the catchment area affecting the health and economy of 1.5 million people.
2) The study uses the AnnAGNPS model to simulate phosphorus transport from the catchment to the lake under different scenarios of fertilizer usage, crop type, and calibration.
3) Modeling results show that one sub-watershed contributes about one third of the phosphorus load to the lake, and adopting rubber cultivation instead of horticulture could reduce phosphorus loads.
Sherwood Group Consulting provides business performance and analysis consulting services globally. They have over 15 years of experience advising on and delivering business performance solutions. Their experienced consultants and management team help clients implement performance management processes and reporting.
This document provides a list of links to various media, technology, politics, economic, and stakeholder articles and documents. The links are in Thai and English and cover topics such as power plans, government strategies, news articles, and discussions about the future of nuclear energy from the perspectives of different stakeholders in countries like Japan, the UK, and Thailand.
The document discusses features for end users including data entry tools, controlled reporting of both financial and non-financial information, and managing approval processes and sign offs. It also mentions email alerting capabilities.
1) Macrophyte blooms in Songkhla Lake in Thailand have increased concern about phosphorus loads from agricultural runoff in the catchment area affecting the health and economy of 1.5 million people.
2) The study uses the AnnAGNPS model to simulate phosphorus transport from the catchment to the lake under different scenarios of fertilizer usage, crop type, and calibration.
3) Modeling results show that one sub-watershed contributes about one third of the phosphorus load to the lake, and adopting rubber cultivation instead of horticulture could reduce phosphorus loads.
This digital certificate is for Dr. Wisanu Tuntawiroon of Genia Solution in Thailand. It discusses symmetric and asymmetric encryption keys. Symmetric encryption uses a shared key for encryption and decryption, while asymmetric encryption uses a public key for encryption and a private key for decryption. Digital certificates help verify identities and provide security, confidentiality, and integrity for online messages. They normally follow the X.509 standard and can help prevent impersonation by independently verifying public keys. Signatures on documents provide legal evidence of approval and help prevent disputes.
Thailand submitted its mid-century, long-term low greenhouse gas emission development strategy (LT-LEDS) to the UNFCCC secretariat in October 2021. The strategy aims to peak GHG emissions in Thailand by 2030 at approximately 370 MtCO2eq, reduce emissions to 200 MtCO2eq by 2050, and achieve carbon neutrality by 2065 through measures such as improving energy efficiency, switching to renewable energy and carbon capture technologies, and promoting low-carbon transport. The strategy also identifies the need for international support in technology, financing, and capacity building to successfully implement emission reduction actions.
1) GHG emissions need to be reduced in key sectors like energy (80%) and agriculture (23-40%) which will require collaboration. Renewable energy should focus on solar and electric vehicles.
2) A plan proposes reducing GHG emissions by 1/4 and resource usage by 30Mt through focusing on 4 key sectors and circulating 3% of GDP.
3) Balancing energy security and carbon neutrality will require investing in green technologies like electric vehicles and phasing down coal plants through strategies like increasing renewables and promoting EVs.
This document provides information on Thailand's Third Biennial Update Report (BUR), including contributors and contents. It lists government ministries and organizations that were involved in developing the report. The report contents include 4 chapters that discuss: 1) national circumstances, 2) national greenhouse gas inventory, 3) information on mitigation actions, and 4) constraints, gaps, needs and support received. It provides an overview of the report's purpose in presenting Thailand's efforts to address climate change in accordance with UNFCCC guidelines.
This report analyzes over 1.6 million research publications from 2001-2020 related to clean energy and achieving net zero emissions (NØEnergy research). Key findings include:
- The share of publications in NØEnergy research has risen from 1% of total research output in 2001 to 5% in 2020.
- China's research output in this field has increased year-on-year since 2001 and surpassed the US in 2012, though the US remains a significant player.
- NØEnergy research requires a multidisciplinary approach as energy challenges are complex with social, economic, policy and technical dimensions.
- While indicators are positive, more urgent and coordinated global research efforts are needed
This document summarizes an edited book about enabling Asia to stabilize the climate through reducing greenhouse gas emissions. It discusses that Asia has a significant role to play in reducing emissions given its projected economic and population growth. The book examines modeling analyses of emission reduction potential and development pathways for China, India, Japan, Vietnam and Asia as a whole. It also provides examples of how modeling results have informed national and local climate policies. It discusses overcoming barriers to emission reductions in key sectors like transport and forestry. The goal is to share knowledge and experiences between Asian countries to facilitate the transition to low-carbon development.
This digital certificate is for Dr. Wisanu Tuntawiroon of Genia Solution in Thailand. It discusses symmetric and asymmetric encryption keys. Symmetric encryption uses a shared key for encryption and decryption, while asymmetric encryption uses a public key for encryption and a private key for decryption. Digital certificates help verify identities and provide security, confidentiality, and integrity for online messages. They normally follow the X.509 standard and can help prevent impersonation by independently verifying public keys. Signatures on documents provide legal evidence of approval and help prevent disputes.
Thailand submitted its mid-century, long-term low greenhouse gas emission development strategy (LT-LEDS) to the UNFCCC secretariat in October 2021. The strategy aims to peak GHG emissions in Thailand by 2030 at approximately 370 MtCO2eq, reduce emissions to 200 MtCO2eq by 2050, and achieve carbon neutrality by 2065 through measures such as improving energy efficiency, switching to renewable energy and carbon capture technologies, and promoting low-carbon transport. The strategy also identifies the need for international support in technology, financing, and capacity building to successfully implement emission reduction actions.
1) GHG emissions need to be reduced in key sectors like energy (80%) and agriculture (23-40%) which will require collaboration. Renewable energy should focus on solar and electric vehicles.
2) A plan proposes reducing GHG emissions by 1/4 and resource usage by 30Mt through focusing on 4 key sectors and circulating 3% of GDP.
3) Balancing energy security and carbon neutrality will require investing in green technologies like electric vehicles and phasing down coal plants through strategies like increasing renewables and promoting EVs.
This document provides information on Thailand's Third Biennial Update Report (BUR), including contributors and contents. It lists government ministries and organizations that were involved in developing the report. The report contents include 4 chapters that discuss: 1) national circumstances, 2) national greenhouse gas inventory, 3) information on mitigation actions, and 4) constraints, gaps, needs and support received. It provides an overview of the report's purpose in presenting Thailand's efforts to address climate change in accordance with UNFCCC guidelines.
This report analyzes over 1.6 million research publications from 2001-2020 related to clean energy and achieving net zero emissions (NØEnergy research). Key findings include:
- The share of publications in NØEnergy research has risen from 1% of total research output in 2001 to 5% in 2020.
- China's research output in this field has increased year-on-year since 2001 and surpassed the US in 2012, though the US remains a significant player.
- NØEnergy research requires a multidisciplinary approach as energy challenges are complex with social, economic, policy and technical dimensions.
- While indicators are positive, more urgent and coordinated global research efforts are needed
This document summarizes an edited book about enabling Asia to stabilize the climate through reducing greenhouse gas emissions. It discusses that Asia has a significant role to play in reducing emissions given its projected economic and population growth. The book examines modeling analyses of emission reduction potential and development pathways for China, India, Japan, Vietnam and Asia as a whole. It also provides examples of how modeling results have informed national and local climate policies. It discusses overcoming barriers to emission reductions in key sectors like transport and forestry. The goal is to share knowledge and experiences between Asian countries to facilitate the transition to low-carbon development.