BNH Hospital continues its commitment towards becoming a globally recognised sustainable healthcare organisation under the concept of “Clean Energy for Clean Healing”. The hospital has installed a 153-kilowatt solar power system on-site, demonstrating a clear shift towards environmentally responsible energy use.
This initiative is projected to reduce carbon dioxide emissions by more than 100 tonnes per year, which is equivalent to planting over 15,000 trees. It represents not only a cleaner energy source but also a more efficient use of resources – supporting both patient care and the health of the environment.
“We believe clean energy is not merely a choice,
but a fundamental part of a responsible healthcare system.”
– Dr Yinglak Panjawaranunwat, Deputy Director of BNH Hospital
By integrating sustainability into every level of operation, BNH continues to enhance the well-being of its patients while contributing to long-term environmental stewardship.
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