Bangkok has 379 heat risk areas. Reducing urban heat starts with the surfaces around us.
Reducing heat in cities is achievable when people, places, and organizations collaborate. Experts indicate that changing urban surfaces can lower temperatures by up to 2°C.
Hot roof, soaring electricity bills? Cool Roof buildings reduce heat and save on electricity costs.
Hot roofs make air conditioning work harder and electricity bills soar? Cool Roof buildings have been proven to reduce surface temperature by 9.9°C, lower indoor temperature by 3°C, and save air conditioning costs by up to 33%, along with tips on how to choose.
Heat stroke and the Urban Heat Island (UHI) Crisis are real and have claimed the lives of Thai people.
Heat stroke (sunstroke) is what? Symptoms, first aid, and statistics on fatalities in Thailand, along with government measures, the Heat Index from GISTDA, and ways to reduce urban heat at the source with Cool Roof.
The urban heat island phenomenon is a real crisis that Bangkok is currently facing.
The Urban Heat Island (UHI) phenomenon makes Bangkok hotter than its outskirts by 6-7°C, affecting health, life, animals, and the future of our children. Read about the real causes, impacts, and solutions that can start from rooftops.