If you want to transform the construction to be more environmentally friendly than ever, and also want the construction to meet both Thai and international green building assessment criteria, choose green building materials whose manufacturers have received various environmental certifications and have issued documents certifying the production of such construction materials is one of the most efficient and sustainable ways to help conserve the environment.
In addition to SYS hot-rolled structural steel being certified for various environments certifications, SYS also has a document called “SYS Recycled and Regional Scrap Content” or a document certifying steel production from recycled materials. This is another certification document that SYS will issue for structural steel produced to confirm that SYS’s factory produces hot-rolled structural steel from recycled steel scraps which users can bring this document to submit a green building application.
The document will include the project’s name, the distance between the project and the location of the SYS factory, and the amount of recycled steel used in production, all of which will meet the evaluation criteria in the category of green building construction materials, which focuses on using recycled materials that do not pollute the environment and are domestically produced materials to reduce energy in transportation.
SYS Recycled and Regional Scrap Content is another important document that confirms that SYS’s hot-rolled structural steel is an environmentally friendly material and meets the green building assessment criteria. Also, using steel from SYS will make it easier for buildings to meet the requirements and pass the green building assessment criteria. Furthermore, the use of green materials increases the value and demand for projects from more environmentally conscious companies or investors. Hence, using hot-rolled structural steel from SYS with all-round production and environmental certifications helps construction take one step closer to sustainable green construction.
