OR's collaboration with Thai VietJet marks a significant step toward cleaner aviation. By pioneering the use of Sustainable Aviation Fuel (SAF) produced from used cooking oil, OR helps reduce the aviation industry's carbon footprint without compromising performance. This innovative fuel can be blended with traditional Jet A-1 fuel and used in aircraft without requiring engine modifications.
Furthermore, OR has initiated and is consistently executing a range of commendable projects in Thailand that are receiving increasing recognition in the Thai market, including:
Thaidet Project: Supporting Local Communities
BACA JUGA:Allianz Mendorong Pertumbuhan Asuransi dan Kemudahan Klaim
Thaidet selects and promotes excellent local products from community enterprises and SMEs to be sold at PTT Station. This initiative aims to assist people in communities and showcase the stories and pride of the local people, while also increasing opportunities to distribute products to consumers nationwide. The Thaidet project has been at the forefront of creating jobs and livelihoods for villagers, farmers, and community members for some time now. It has also helped raise the standard of community products to international levels. Over the past 5 years, the project has contributed to income generation and growth for 376 community enterprises, with over 325 branches nationwide. In 2023 the project generated a total income of over 102 million baht.
The Thaidet Project highlights OR's dedication to supporting local communities by promoting the best local products from community enterprises. providing these products with a platform in PTT Station in Thailand. The project not only elevates local craftsmanship but also promotes eco-friendly goods, reinforcing OR's belief that sustainable practices should benefit everyone.
Yak Lak Yim Project: Community-Driven Waste Management
Yak Lak Yim Project encourages responsible waste disposal by inviting consumers to separate their waste and dispose of it in designated bins. Proceeds from selling recyclable materials are reinvested into local communities, creating a positive feedback loop that benefits both the environment and the people. This project reflects OR's commitment to community-driven sustainability.