Since joining the Kyoto Protocol of the UN Convention on the climate change, Thailand will step into the
more strictly regulations of green house gas emissions that cause global warming. The government must
develop a framework to achieve a sustainable transport and logistics system. The transport sector must adapt
to the paradigm of low carbon society. The following strategies are conditions of being a part of the
international community. Ministry of Transportation is considering a clean, balanced and sustainable
development in the transportation and logistics’ plan in year 2012 – year 2016. As mention above, the
strategies will promote public transportation system and shift the current freight transport mode to low carbon
logistics plan. From this framework, the Port Authority of Thailand needs to consider the project which
carries out under the development to achieve a sustainable logistics system such as the Domestic Port A. The
study determines the economic return only the benefits which will be created in the local area where the
organization is located. The determination importantly considers the overview benefits of social and
economic. The potential positive impacts in this case is developing a project (the Domestic Port A) in order
to develop the clean development mechanism from shifting transport mode from trucks to coastal vessels. It
analyzes the emissions of greenhouse gases from trucks and coastal vessels. This paper considers only three
types of greenhouse gases: carbon dioxide (CO2), nitrous oxide (N2O) and methane (CH4). IPCC Second
Assessment Report in Climate Change (1995) indicated the value of equivalent carbon dioxide emission for
these greenhouse gases as shown in appendix. However, these GHGs are various emitted from different
vehicles. Therefore, this paper provides the Emission Factor Index which was declared by ESCAP as shown
in table 1.
Since joining the Kyoto Protocol of the UN Convention on the climate change, Thailand will step into the
more strictly regulations of green house gas emissions that cause global warming. The government must
develop a framework to achieve a sustainable transport and logistics system. The transport sector must adapt
to the paradigm of low carbon society. The following strategies are conditions of being a part of the
international community. Ministry of Transportation is considering a clean, balanced and sustainable
development in the transportation and logistics’ plan in year 2012 – year 2016. As mention above, the
strategies will promote public transportation system and shift the current freight transport mode to low carbon
logistics plan. From this framework, the Port Authority of Thailand needs to consider the project which
carries out under the development to achieve a sustainable logistics system such as the Domestic Port A. The
study determines the economic return only the benefits which will be created in the local area where the
organization is located. The determination importantly considers the overview benefits of social and
economic. The potential positive impacts in this case is developing a project (the Domestic Port A) in order
to develop the clean development mechanism from shifting transport mode from trucks to coastal vessels. It
analyzes the emissions of greenhouse gases from trucks and coastal vessels. This paper considers only three
types of greenhouse gases: carbon dioxide (CO2), nitrous oxide (N2O) and methane (CH4). IPCC Second
Assessment Report in Climate Change (1995) indicated the value of equivalent carbon dioxide emission for
these greenhouse gases as shown in appendix. However, these GHGs are various emitted from different
vehicles. Therefore, this paper provides the Emission Factor Index which was declared by ESCAP as shown
in table 1.
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