SCG-CPAC Leads Six Firms in Adopting Low-Carbon Concrete for Sustainable Construction
SCG-CPAC, along with six other leading companies, has begun adopting CPAC LC3 concrete and carbon reduction technology. This initiative marks a significant step towards enhancing sustainability within Thailand's construction sector.
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