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SDG Guidebook for Youth in Action

SDG Guidebook for Youth in Action is a resource developed by the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) to empower young people to engage with and

Thammasat University Notification on Net Zero Emissions Policy, 2565 B.E. (2022)

Thammasat University Notification on Net Zero Emissions Policy, 2565 B.E. (2022) Thammasat University has been working on achieving the 17 Sustainable Development Goals (17 SDGs)

Textbook on Nuclear Technology and Nuclear Power Plants for the Secondary School Curriculum from the Ministry of Education

Office of Atoms for Peace had implemented Nuclear Technology for Secondary Curriculum Project, Phase I with the support from TU-RAC. The purpose of this project

The development of laws and regulations on energy conservation

The purpose of this project is to improve the law on the energy development and promotion and the modernization of energy conservation. The consultancy works

Guidelines for Greenhouse Gas Inventories for Thailand

Thailand is a member of the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC). One of the important obligations of the members is to prepare

Energy Management Audit and Certification – Designated Factories in Central and Western Region

TU-RAC presented a summary of the implementation of the project Energy Conservation Measures Promotion Project with Energy Management Act method for designated factories in central

Public Relation Campaign to Promote Energy Conservation for the Energy Conservation Promotion Fund

Thammasat University Research and Consultancy Institute (TURAC) oversighted the Energy Conservation Promotion Public Relation Project for the Energy Conservation Promotion Fund and completed the project

Consultation Service on Carbon Footprint for Organization – Gulf TS3 Company Limited

Climate change is regarded as the major environmental crisis and affects the world, all countries, and people’s way of life. The power industry is an

Thammasat Solar Park – The First 100% Renewable Energy Public Park in Thailand

Thammasat University opened a public park “Thammasat Solar Park” for the local community, developed by applying renewable energy technologies for urban areas. Thammasat Solar Park

Solar Energy Educational Programs for Community

Learning and experiencing what Thammasat University has done with regards to clean energy can urge the people to have a better understanding on the importance

Creative Learning Innovations for Clean and Affordable Energy Education

One of the sources of energy that is clean and unlimited is solar energy. The technology for solar power generation is widely recognized and adapted

Divestment Policy of Thammasat University

Aligning with both the “Policy on Energy Conservation Management and Access to Modern Sustainable Energy” and the “Policy on Environmental Management”, Thammasat commits to manage

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