C.P. LAND Public Company Limited, a trailblazer in Thailand’s bustling real estate arena, has scored a dazzling achievement by clinching the Community Initiative Award at Asia’s corporate glamour fest — the ACES Awards 2024, masterfully orchestrated by MORS Group. A confetti shower for organisations gifting communities with initiatives that dovetail with sustainability on the grand stage of industry and region. CP LAND etched its name in history, dancing as the first real estate czar in Thailand to land this illustrious honor, courtesy of their “Solar Cell for Life” project. This gem of a venture sparkles in Kiriwong Village, nestled in Kam Lon Subdistrict, Lan Saka District, Nakhon Si Thammarat Province.
Picture this: A mission of hope and illumination, as solar-inspired streetlights unfurl a path of radiance through rural enclaves hemmed by the shadows of electricity scarcity. The drive not only cradles the community’s heartbeat, well-being, and road safety like a beloved kin but also raises a toast to local tourism and sparking fresh economic ventures — all through the symphony of sustainable energy. CP LAND’s esteemed CEO, Keerati Satasook, bestowed pearls of wisdom: “The ‘Solar Cell for Life’ beacons CP LAND’s unwavering pledge to uplift rural realms while nurturing a verdant tapestry of sustainability. This dance of light and life harmonizes beautifully with our heart song, ‘Accessible Communities for Life,’ lighting joyous pathways even in the remotest corners where illumination becomes a symbol of hope.” And what a testament it is! The Community Initiative Award sings CP LAND’s serenade of social responsibility aloud. It paints a vivid portrait of a company whose pursuit of business success tangos seamlessly with the art of meaningful societal contributions. In another act of grace, Sasinan Allmand, the maestro in Marketing and Communications Strategy at CP LAND, wove a narrative of inspiration: “The ‘Solar Cell for Life’ cast its vision from the loom of sustainable community value. It crafts a narrative of uplifting Kiriwong Village — a fertile, produce-laden hamlet — yet battling somber living conditions amidst the electricity void.” Through an ensemble of community members, governmental elders, and keen private sector allies, CP LAND adorned a five-kilometer stretch with 80 brilliant solar street lamps. This masterstroke ignited safer havens, seamless travel, and thriving trade while fending off shadows in tourism’s toil. The crown of international acclaim was delicately placed with the Community Initiative Award, a harmonious note in the ACES Awards’ 2024 symphony. This very opus was also featured in “Happiness is All Around,” an advertisement journey that danced across digital realms, led by the melodious Singto Namchok in 2022 — showcasing CP LAND’s tenacity in delivering clean energy and rejuvenating livelihoods. Dr. Shanggari Balakrishnan, sage and President of the ACES Awards Judging Committee, serenaded this monumental effort: “The ‘Solar Cell for Life’ exemplifies corporate social responsibility, harmoniously blending innovation with sustainability, bestowing communities with cascading benefits. CP LAND is a beacon of leadership in crafting safer, sustainable communities.” The judgement relied on an octet of criteria: Programme Initiation, Employee Involvement, Community Impact, Strategic Integration, Resource Allocation, Impact Assessment, Partnership Collaboration, and Project Success. In the year of our stories, 2024, CP LAND unfurled the tapestries of the ‘Solar Cell for Life’ in the Noen Maprang district of Phitsanulok Province and Si Chomphu district in Khon Kaen Province. An everlasting narrative of nourishment and clean energy dawns anew in rural realms. Impelled by the vision ‘Accessible Communities for Life,’ CP LAND remains steadfast, a paragon of societal and environmental prosperity, crafting tomorrow’s promise for communities and the nation. #CPLAND #AccessibleCommunitiesforLife #SolarCellForLife #ACESAwards2024 #SustainabilityAward #CommunityInitiativeAward #CleanEnergy #HappinessisAllAround #ESG #Sustainability #Zerocarbon |
CP LAND Shines with ACES 2024 Award for ‘Solar Cell for Life’ Project
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CP LAND’s initiative is a huge leap forward for rural communities. Clean energy is the future!
But is it really making that much of a difference? Seems like a lot of hype.
It’s definitely a difference! Think about the safety and economic impact. It’s just the start.
Considering the lack of basic infrastructure, bringing light is transformative. Hope more companies follow suit.
Solar lights are great, but what about maintenance costs? Long-term sustainability needs careful planning.
Good point! Hopefully, CP LAND has considered this in their long-term plans to ensure sustainability.
I think they mentioned local partnerships might help with that. It’s vital to keep communities involved.
Partnerships sound promising, but let’s see how it pans out in reality.
Another corporate gimmick if you ask me. They just want awards, not real change.
Oh come on! They can’t win either way with that attitude. Every positive step counts.
I just think we should always question motives. Transparency is key.
It’s amazing to see such projects. As someone in the tourism industry, this could really boost local economies.
This project increases CP LAND’s credibility as a sustainable company. Smart move for long-term investors.
Good point! It aligns well with global ESG expectations.
I wonder about the impact on local wildlife though. Are these lights eco-friendly too?
Solar lighting is generally less invasive, but it’s a valid concern. Environmental assessments should be thorough.
Finally, someone is ACTUALLY doing something to help those without electricity. Let’s see more of this!
Interested to see data on project impact. How much has changed since the project started?
I remain skeptical until I see multiple reports of success from other areas too.
Such beautiful imagery of solar lights protecting and illuminating in the article, it’s poetic in a way.
Why not full solar grids instead of just streetlights? Seems like a bigger priority.
Streetlights are often the gateway to further infrastructure. Let’s hope it doesn’t stop here.
With technology advancing, the possibilities for clean energy in places like these are endless.
Look guys, unless there’s a direct profit line for these companies they’ll abandon this project eventually.
I think committing to clean energy is smart for many companies now. Let’s stay positive.
Award or not, any step towards renewable energy alternatives is something to be celebrated.