Membership Associations
Banpu recognizes the importance of collaboration in advancing sustainable development and addressing global challenges. We actively participate in industry and multi-stakeholder associations to advance shared sustainability priorities, strengthen our climate commitments, and contribute to the development of policies and solutions that support sustainable growth, climate action, and responsible business conduct.
Total Contributions 2025
Trade Associations 2025
Membership Associations
Organizations
Type
Objective
2025 Contributions (USD)
Thai Listed Companies Association
Trade Associations
Strengthens corporate governance, transparency, and investor relations practices.
18,176
The Federation of Thai Industries (FTI)
Trade Associations
Contributes to industry development and aligns with national energy and sustainability policies.
1,237
Thai Venture Capital Association
Trade Associations
Enhances investment capabilities and access to startup ecosystems.
667
UN Global Compact Network
Trade Associations
Commits to its 10 principles on human rights, labor, environment, and anti-corruption, with Communication on Progress (CoP) submission annually.
16,373
Thai Institute of Directors Association
Trade Associations
Supports the enhancement of corporate governance, board effectiveness, ethical business practices, and leadership development in line with recognized governance standards.
32,057
Climate-related Associations
Banpu also contributed to climate action beyond our operations through active participation in climate-related initiatives and networks. We supported the Thailand Climate Action Conference (TCAC), which serves as a platform for promoting climate dialogue, partnerships, and collective action among stakeholders in Thailand.
Furthermore, Banpu NEXT, our subsidiary, has actively engaged with leading climate-related organizations in Thailand to support the country’s Nationally Determined Contribution (NDC) and long-term net-zero ambitions in alignment with the Paris Agreement. These efforts include maintaining the Carbon Footprint for Organization (CFO) certification and participating in the Thailand Carbon Neutral Network of Thailand Greenhouse Gas Management Organization (Public Organization) to promote climate action and low-carbon development.
Public Policy Influence
To demonstrate transparency and accountability in engagement with public policy and industry advocacy, Banpu discloses all monetary contributions made to political campaigns, lobbying efforts, trade associations, and other relevant groups whose primary role is to influence legislation or political outcomes. In 2025, we allocated a total of USD 2,459,873 to organizations whose primary role is to influence public policy or legislative activities. This includes USD 523,413 for lobbying and interest representation, and USD 1,936,460 in membership fees and contributions to trade associations and tax-exempt groups such as industry associations and chambers of commerce. No contributions were made to political parties, political campaigns, or other political interest groups, and no expenses were incurred for the setup or operation of Political Action Committees (PACs).
In addition, we made USD 2,520 in charitable donations and sponsorships, reflecting our broader commitment to sustainable development and community well-being. All contributions undergo internal governance review to ensure alignment with corporate values, ethical standards, and stakeholder expectations.
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