Apave Commits to Decarbonization and Joins the Thailand CCUS Alliance
A key position in Thailand’s Net Zero Strategy
Formalized at the end of 2025, Apave Thailand’s integration into the Thailand CCUS Alliance (TCCA) marks a major milestone. The Alliance is a premier national initiative designed to accelerate the deployment of CCUS technologies in Thailand, in line with the country’s Nationally Determined Contributions (NDCs) and carbon neutrality goals.
Membership is selective and often by invitation, bringing together influential stakeholders ranging from government agencies to major industrial operators and academic institutions. The rigorous qualification process completed by Apave reflects the recognition of its technical expertise. This validation places the Group at the heart of the national decarbonization framework, evolving its role from a service provider to a top-tier recognized partner within the Thai ecosystem.
Recognized expertise driving the energy transition
Joining the TCCA highlights the Group’s expertise—particularly in consultancy, verification, and the deployment of CCUS-related technologies—and provides Apave with privileged access to government, industrial, and academic networks. This synergy facilitates collaboration on pilot and research projects.
Active engagement and a commitment to understanding local technological challenges have been demonstrated through participation in study tours of CCUS laboratories at prestigious institutions, such as Chulalongkorn University and King Mongkut's University of Technology North Bangkok. This involvement enhances the capacity to provide tailored solutions. The Apave Group's expertise in safety, inspection, certification, and training is essential for ensuring the reliability and efficiency of future CCUS projects, from design through to operation. Consequently, Apave provides crucial added value in securing the captured carbon value chain.
Strengthening presence and influence in Southeast Asia
This new role in Thailand has a positive ripple effect on Apave’s overall positioning across Southeast Asia. While these CCUS projects are centered in Thailand, they carry strong regional significance. By demonstrating the capacity to meet the requirements of a national alliance of this scale, the Group is consolidating its reputation as a leader in sustainability and decarbonization services throughout the region. As a major player in risk management, Apave is ideally positioned to support companies across the region in achieving greenhouse gas emission reduction targets.
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