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Energy wastage identification at Thammasat University

According to Thammasat University’s “Policy of Energy Conservation Management”, the University has appointed the “Executives and Energy Management Committee” who will be monitor, check, and

Energy Conservation and Management Measures in Faculties

Fundamental factors in the reduction of energy consumption in buildings are users’ behaviors relating to electrical appliances usage. Faculties, Institutes and Departments within Thammasat University

Reducing Carbon Emission Within the University through Shared Bicycles

Since 2012, Thammasat has launched the program to reduce the number of cars and motorcycle used in university and increased the number of sharing bicycles,

Electric Shuttle Buses Service at Thammasat University – Rangsit Campus

As one of the services provided for students and staffs who live on-campus and around campus area, Thammasat University provides free shuttle bus connecting from

Thammasat Corporates with Four “Electric Car” Companies Developing Thammasat Smart City

Thammasat signed MOU agreement with four private companies that will support EV car including charging stations and application, aiming to use this innovation to facilitate

Solar Rooftop – An Enhancement Toward Higher Energy Efficiency

Thammasat University has several outstanding buildings that are recognized as the highly energy-efficient buildings that adhere to the building design principle for energy conservation, not

Puey Centenary Hall

Arsomsilp Architect – Puey Ungphakorn Centenary Hall, Thammasat University On March 9, 2021, Thammasat University by Thammasat University Library, Faculty of Economics, and the Development

Faculty of Learning Sciences and Education Building – Energy-efficient Design

“Siriwitthayaluck” is the name of the school building of the Faculty of Learning Sciences and Education. Thammasat University, a 4-storey building located near the university’s

Energy Efficient Renovation and Building at Thammasat University

Thammasat University recognizes the importance of energy efficiency and energy conservation; hence, has set a goal that all new and renovation buildings constructed on the

Thammasat Policy for Energy-Efficient Renovation and Building

Thammasat University has published a notification of the “Policy for Energy Conservation Management and Access to Modern Sustainable Energy” to comply with the Energy Conservation

Thammasat University Waste Tracking 2019

Thammasat University Waste Statistics in 2019 Total amount of waste: 3,557.50 Metric Tons (100.00%) Recycled amount of waste: 852.50 Metric Tons (23.96%) Processed by Local

Financial aids for students

[vc_row][vc_column][vc_column_text] Financial aids for students Thammasat University provides various types of scholarship to support students with financial difficulties and low-cost accommodations for national and international

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