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2025.10.22 ENTEC, NSTDA Donates 2,000 Liters of Biodiesel to Support Flood Relief Operations in Sing Buri Province

Fri, 24 Oct 2025 09:22:35 +0000

On October 22, 2025, at MTEC Pilot Plant Building, Thailand Science Park, Pathum Thani

The National Energy Technology Center (ENTEC), under the National Science and Technology Development Agency (NSTDA), provided support for relief operations to local communities affected by recent flooding in Sing Buri Province through the donation of 2,000 liters of biodiesel fuel.

The biodiesel delivery was led by Dr. Sumittra Charojrochkul, Executive Director of ENTEC, together with Dr. Peerawat Saisirirat, Team Leader of the Renewable Energy and Energy Efficiency Research Team, Low Carbon Energy Reserch Group, Dr. Visarn Lilavivat, Researcher and members of the research team. The biodiesel was handed over to Mr. Chaiwat Khamman, Deputy Chief Executive of the Chee Nam Rai Subdistrict Administrative Organization, In Buri District, Sing Buri Province.

The support aims to utilize biodiesel as a clean fuel for diesel-powered water pumps used in flood relief operations, supporting local communities affected by severe flooding. This effort represents part of ENTEC’s mission to apply clean energy technologies and scientific knowledge for the social benefit.

ENTEC’s contribution not only provides direct relief to flood-affected residents but also helps local authorities reduce operational costs, allowing the Subdistrict Administrative Organization to allocate resources more efficiently toward other community recovery efforts.

2025.10.20 ENTEC, NSTDA Represents Thailand at the 53rd Sub-Committee Meeting on Sustainable Energy Research (SCSER-53) during the COSTI-88.

Fri, 24 Oct 2025 05:56:52 +0000

On October 20, 2025, at Jubilee Prestige Hotel Ratchadapisek, Bangkok

The National Energy Technology Center (ENTEC), under the National Science and Technology Development Agency (NSTDA), represented Thailand at the 53rd Meeting of the Sub-Committee on Sustainable Energy Research (SCSER-53) held on October 20, 2025, during the 88th meeting of the ASEAN Committee on Science, Technology and Innovation (COSTI-88). The Thai delegation was led by Dr. Sumittra Charojrochkul, Executive Director, along with Dr. Lily Eurwilaichitr, Assistant Executive Director, Dr. Nuwong Chollacoop, Director of Low Carbon Energy Research Group, Dr. Kampanart Silva, Researcher, and Mr. Pidpong Janta from Renewable Energy and Energy Efficiency Research Team

During the meeting, Dr. Sumittra was elected as Vice-Chair, underscoring Thailand’s active role within the sub-committee. Addressing new project proposals, Dr. Lily presented an initiative titled “Green H2 ASEAN: Japan-ASEAN Hydrogen Future”, which received strong support and endorsement from the SCSER members. Furthermore, Dr. Kampanart Silva reported on the completion of the project “Implementation of ASEAN Energy Resilience Assessment Guideline: Capacity Building on Energy Resilience Assessment”, as a 2024 ASEAN Committee on Science, Technology and Innovation (COSTI) Priority. In addition, Dr. Nuwong, representing SCSER Thailand provided and update on the joint proposal “Enabling STI-informed implementation of ASEAN Strategy for Carbon Neutrality.” This proposal, developed collaboratively by SCSER and the Sub-Committee on S&T Infrastructure and Resources Development (SCIRD), had previously received endorsement from both sub-committees during the last meetings. The implementation of this joint project is expected to be scheduled following the completion of the COSTI sub-committee’s restructure.

2025.10.14 ENTEC co-hosted in High-Level Capacity-Building Meeting on Sustainable Transport Policy for Bhutan

Mon, 20 Oct 2025 09:30:52 +0000

On October 14-17, 2025. Dr. Sumittra Charojrochkul, Executive Director of the National Energy Technology Center (ENTEC), Dr. Nuwong Chollacoop, Director of Low Carbon Energy Research Group, National Energy Technology Center (ENTEC), along with the working team consisting of Dr. Kampanart Silve, Dr. Tawan Champeecharoensuk, Dr. Arthit Champeecharoensuk, and Mr. Nayos Sirisoot, co-hosted a High-Level Capacity-Building Meeting on Sustainable Transport Policy for Bhutan with United Nations Economic and Social Commission for Asia and the Pacific (UNESCAP) led by Dr. Katrin Luger at YT513 Room, National Science and Technology Development Agency (NSTDA).

The meeting aimed to support the Ministry of Infrastructure and Transport (MoIT) of Bhutan in Policy & Planning Division in the development of its National Transport Policy (NTP), which is intended to serve as a framework to guide the country’s transport strategy in the coming years, encompassing areas such as transport policy, electric vehicles (EVs), intelligent transport systems (ITS), and hydrogen technologies.

During the event, Dr. Sumittra Charojrochkul, Executive Director of the National Energy Technology Center (ENTEC), gave a presentation on the hydrogen module, focusing on “H₂ Research.”

2025.10.15 ENTEC participated in “The Fourth NEA Stakeholder Involvement Workshops (SIWS) on Optimisation in Decision Making: From Insight to Action” during 15-17 October 2025

Mon, 20 Oct 2025 08:12:36 +0000

On October 15, 2025. Dr. Kampanart Silva, Researcher of Renewable Energy and Energy Efficiency Team, National Energy Technology Center (ENTEC), along with Mr. Pidpong Janta, Assistant Researcher in the team, virtually participated in The Fourth NEA Stakeholder Involvement Workshops (SIWS) on Optimisation in Decision Making: From Insight to Action. Academic work entitled “Investigating perception of instructors in Thailand towards development of small modular reactor using structural equation modeling” developed by Dr. Kampanart Silva, Mr. Pidpong Janta, and Instructors from Kasetsart University was selected as a potential case study to discuss in Session 3: Reflections on the framework. Mr. Pidpong Janta along with Dr. Kampanart Silva presented the work in the session and had fruitful discussions over direction towards investigation of public perception on development of small modular reactor in Thailand with experienced participants.

2025.10.16-15 ENTEC, NSTDA at APEC and ASEAN Platforms: Driving Hydrogen and Sustainable Aviation Fuel (SAF) Innovation

Fri, 17 Oct 2025 04:52:40 +0000

From 15–16 October 2025, the delegation from the National Energy Technology Center (ENTEC), NSTDA, led by Dr. Lily Eurwilaichitr, Assistant Executive Director of ENTEC,
Dr. Visarn Lilavivat, Researcher in Renewable Energy and Energy Efficiency Research Team, and Dr. Korakot Sombatmankhong Researcher in Clean Fuel Technology and Advanced Chemistry Research Team, participated in the APEC PPSTI Workshop: “Accelerating Low-Carbon Transition through Energy Transition and Circular Economy of Green Hydrogen” hosted by Universiti Teknologi PETRONAS (UTP), Malaysia under the APEC Policy Partnership on Science, Technology and Innovation (PPSTI).

The workshop provided a platform for sharing knowledge and best practices on Green Hydrogen and circular economy strategies toward achieving carbon neutrality in the Asia-Pacific region. ENTEC delegates engaged in discussions to strengthen research cooperation, technology exchange, and the establishment of a regional “Hydrogen ASEAN Network”.

In the afternoon of 16 October 2025, the team also attended the ASEAN Energy Business Forum 2025 (AEBF-25) at the Kuala Lumpur Convention Centre, where
Dr. Visarn Lilavivat served as a speaker in the Parallel Session: “Pave the Way for ASEAN to Become a Sustainable Aviation Fuel (SAF) Global Hub”,
alongside experts from Airbus, Argus Media, ASAFA, and Pertamina. The session highlighted technological innovations, infrastructure development, and investment strategies for scaling up SAF production in ASEAN.

ENTEC’s participation in both APEC and ASEAN forums underscores Thailand’s commitment in advancing clean energy research and innovation, reinforcing its commitment to a low-carbon and sustainable ASEAN future.

2025.10.07 ENTEC Partners with PEA Chumphon Branch to Deploy “EnPAT,” a Safe Transformer Oil Derived from Thai Palm Oil, in Chumphon Province

Fri, 17 Oct 2025 04:32:42 +0000

On October 7, 2025 at Chumphon Province

The National Energy Technology Center (ENTEC), under the National Science and Technology Development Agency (NSTDA), in collaboration with the Provincial Electricity Authority (PEA), has broadened the deployment of “EnPAT,” a safe and sustainable product derived from Thai palm oil by installing transformers filled with EnPAT in Na Thung Subdistrict, Mueang Chumphon District, Chumphon Province. The installation was carried out under the supervision of the PEA Chumphon branch, and was honored by the presence of Mr. Patcharat Patcharaweerarat, Deputy Manager (Technical), Acting Manager of the Provincial Electricity Authority, Mueang Chumphon Branch, who oversaw the implementation of this transformer installation.

The installation of transformers using EnPAT oil in Chumphon marks a significant step in applying biotechnology from oil palm in the southern region of Thailand. Chumphon, in particular, presents challenging environmental conditions, including high rainfall year-round and exposure to sea mist, which contributes to the corrosion of electrical equipment.

EnPAT is an innovative bio-based transformer oil developed from Thai oil palm, engineered to perform reliably in diverse environmental conditions. Its deployment in Chumphon serves not only a test of the product’s durability in a high-humidity, coastal environment, but also as a means of directly supporting to local oil palm producers, as Chumphon is one of Thailand’s major oil palm cultivation regions.

The deployment of EnPAT plays a crucial role in adding value to Thailand’s oil palm production by transforming it into a high-value bio-based product that supports the oleochemical industry. It helps reduce reliance on imported petroleum-based transformer oils, strengthens long-term energy security, and channels income back to agricultural communities. This initiative aligns closely with Thailand’s sustainable economic development goals.

Mr. Patcharat Patcharaweerarat, Deputy Manager (Technical) of the Provincial Electricity Authority (PEA), Chumphon Province, gave an interview during the installation of an EnPAT-filled transformer in Chumphon Province on October 7, 2025.

The Provincial Electricity Authority of Chumphon Province is pleased to take part in introducing the EnPAT transformer for use in the province, which is well known for its agricultural strength—particularly in palm oil—as well as for its eco-tourism attractions. Both sectors rely heavily on a stable and environmentally friendly energy infrastructure.

The implementation of EnPAT in Chumphon’s power distribution system not only represents the first application in the southern region but also marks the beginning of a power network development that supports the way of life of Chumphon residents in terms of economy, safety, and environmental conservation. Chumphon, a coastal province on the Gulf of Thailand, will greatly benefit from this initiative.

EnPAT possesses excellent properties—being difficult to ignite and biodegradable—which enhance safety for tourists visiting Chumphon while significantly reducing environmental impacts. In the unlikely event of leakage, the bio-based transformer oil will not harm ecosystems as petroleum-based oils do. The PEA Chumphon stands ready to support the adoption of bio-transformer oil technology derived from Thai palm oil to help preserve natural resources for future generations.

2025.10.10-09 ENTEC Organizes CAS–ANSO International Conference on Microbial Power and ANRRC 2025 Annual Meeting to Strengthen Collaboration in Microbiology, Bioresources, and Bioenergy

Wed, 15 Oct 2025 07:06:09 +0000

On October 9–10, 2025 at Mercure Hotel Sukhumvit 24, Bangkok, Thailand

The National Energy Technology Center (ENTEC), under the National Science and Technology Development Agency (NSTDA), in collaboration with the Institute of Microbiology, Chinese Academy of Sciences (IMCAS), and with support from the Alliance of International Science Organizations (ANSO), organized the international “CAS–ANSO International Conference on Microbial Power” under the theme “Advancing Bioenergy and Biomanufacturing in the Belt and Road Initiative.” The event was held alongside the ANRRC 2025 Annual Meeting, aimed at promoting scientific cooperation in microbiology, bioenergy, and biomanufacturing across Asia.

The conference was officially opened by Dr. Sumittra Charojrochkul, Executive Director of ENTEC, Prof. Je Kyung Seong, Chair of the Asian Network of Research Resource Centers (ANRRC), and Prof. Qian Wei, Director of IMCAS.

Dr. Sumittra highlighted the significance of this conference as a testament to the vital role of collaboration in microbiology and bioresources through the ANRRC network, which has played a leading role over the past decade in connecting bioresource research institutions across Asia. She also expressed gratitude to ANSO for its support in strengthening scientific cooperation. Under the leadership of Prof. Dr. Sukit Limpijumnong, President of NSTDA and ANSO, Thailand is positioned as a regional hub advancing scientific partnerships throughout Asia.

This year’s conference marked a significant step in expanding collaboration to include ASEAN countries, China, Japan, and South Korea. Beyond being a platform for knowledge exchange, it served as the starting point for new partnerships expected to yield tangible outcomes in clean energy development and the bioeconomy across the region.

The conference featured presentations from leading researchers representing more than 10 countries, with over 80 participants from ASEAN nations and international partners. Key topics included global challenges addressed by bioresource technologies, innovations in bioenergy and carbon capture, utilization, and storage (CCUS) technologies, legal and ethical aspects of bioresource use (ABS Governance), and the application of bioinformatics and AI for standardized bio-database management. Distinguished Thai researchers from BIOTEC, NSTDA, served as plenary speakers, with Dr. Lily Eurwilaichitr, Assistant Executive Director of ENTEC, acting as the session moderator.

2025.10.08 ENTEC Launches Hydrogen ASEAN Workshop to Forge Regional Collaboration on Clean Energy Technology

Wed, 15 Oct 2025 02:50:46 +0000

On October 8, 2025, at Mercure Bangkok Sukhumvit Hotel

The National Energy Technology Center (ENTEC), under the National Science and Technology Development Agency (NSTDA), Ministry of Higher Education, Science, Research and Innovation (MHESI), in collaboration with Thailand’s Sub-Committee on Sustainable Energy Research (SCSER) under the ASEAN Committee on Science, Technology and Innovation (COSTI), hosted the inaugural Hydrogen ASEAN Workshop in Thailand.

This landmark event was part of the CAS-ANSO International Conference on Microbial Power, with funding support from the Alliance of International Science Organizations (ANSO). The opening ceremony was presided over by Dr. Sumittra Charojrochkul, Executive Director of ENTEC.

The workshop aimed to foster collaboration in technical areas, research, and the development of hydrogen technologies across ASEAN and its three key dialogue partners—Japan, China, and South Korea—recognized as Asia’s clean energy leaders. By facilitating knowledge exchange, the event sought to support the creation of a comprehensive Hydrogen Ecosystem that spans policy, research, and industrial applications. This represents a vital step toward accelerating the energy transition, reducing dependence on fossil fuels, and increasing the share of clean energy in the region. Furthermore, the initiative serves as a catalyst for sustainable economic growth, leveraging investment in advanced technologies, job creation, and cross-border knowledge transfer—all aligning with the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (UN SDGs).

Dr. Sumittra highlighted the significance of the initiative:

“Hydrogen is no longer a distant energy of the future, it has become a key driver of the global transition to clean energy. For ASEAN, hydrogen presents a unique opportunity to diversify energy systems, reduce carbon emissions, and accelerate sustainable green growth.

However, this progress cannot happen in isolation. Collaboration, particularly with Japan, China, and South Korea, who possess deep expertise in this field, is essential.”

Dr. Sumittra also emphasized that the workshop was not merely an academic exchange, but a pivotal step toward shaping the Hydrogen ASEAN Framework—a foundation for collaborative development in technology, infrastructure, human capabilities, and regional policy. As the central coordinating body for clean energy R&D in the region, Thailand is well-positioned to lead ASEAN toward a more integrated and tangible hydrogen future.

“Together, we can turn vision into action—making hydrogen a core energy source that powers a cleaner, more secure, and sustainable future for ASEAN,” she concluded.

The workshop featured keynote sessions from renowned experts across ASEAN and its three key dialogue partners—Japan, China, and South Korea—including:

“Hydrogen Supply and Demand Potential in ASEAN and East Asia”
Mr. Ryan Wiratama Bhaskara, Economic Research Institute for ASEAN and East Asia (ERIA)
“Thailand’s Experience and R&D in Hydrogen Technology”
Dr. Sumitra Charojrochkul, Executive Director, ENTEC
“Hydrogen’s Role in Carbon Reduction and Thailand’s Hydrogen Projects”
Dr. Narun Suwanchotchoung, Hydrogen Thailand Association (H2TH)
“Hydrogen Development and Future Trends in China”
Mr. Rao Zhi, EDRI, China
“Hydrogen Policy and Japan’s JST-NEXUS Project”
Assoc. Prof. Miki Inada, Kyushu University, Japan
“Driving Hydrogen Economy and Carbon Reduction in the Transport Sector”
Prof. OckTaeck Lim, University of ULSAN, South Korea

A regional panel discussion titled “Regional Collaboration towards Low Carbon Hydrogen”, moderated by Dr. Kampanat Silva, researcher at ENTEC, enabled open dialogue among ASEAN, Japanese, Chinese, and South Korean delegates. The discussion focused on collaborative R&D strategies, technology transfer, and long-term partnership building.

The event concluded with a synthesis of key insights and recommendations presented by Dr. Visarn Lilavivat, ENTEC’s researcher, followed by closing remarks delivered by Dr. Lily Eurwilaichitr, Executive Assistant Director of ENTEC. These outcomes will form the basis of a “Joint Proposal” to be submitted to SCSER and COSTI, aiming to scale up ASEAN+3 hydrogen cooperation in the near future.

2025.09.25 ENTEC Partners with PEA Mueang Nakhon Ratchasima Branch to Deploy “EnPAT,” a Safe Transformer Oil Derived from Thai Palm Oil, in Korat.

Fri, 10 Oct 2025 03:46:28 +0000

On September 25, 2025, Nakhon Ratchasima Province

The National Energy Technology Center (ENTEC), under the National Science and Technology Development Agency (NSTDA), in collaboration with the Provincial Electricity Authority (PEA), has broadened the deployment of “EnPAT,” a safe and sustainable product derived from Thai palm oil. As part of this initiative, a transformer filled with EnPAT was installed in Mueang Nakhon Ratchasima District, Nakhon Ratchasima Province or Korat. The installation was carried out under the supervision of the PEA Mueang Nakhon Ratchasima branch, with Mr. Supot Bupphapromrat, Manager of PEA Mueang Nakhon Ratchasima Branch, leading the operations.

EnPAT features a high flash point of over 300 degrees Celsius, which helps prevent fire-related incidents caused by transformer explosions. This significantly enhances public safety. Additionally, EnPAT is biodegradable and environmentally friendly, making it easier to manage in case of leaks. It is non-toxic and harmless to both soil and water.

This innovation represents an important step toward improving public safety and quality of life through science and technology. Moreover, once EnPAT reaches the end of its life cycle in transformers, it does not need to be disposed of as hazardous waste. Instead, it can be reused as a raw material for biodiesel production without incurring disposal costs.

Since EnPAT is derived from palm oil, it also aligns with the government’s policy to achieve carbon neutrality by 2050 and net-zero greenhouse gas emissions by 2065.

Mr. Supot Bupphapromrat, Manager of the Provincial Electricity Authority (PEA), Mueang Nakhon Ratchasima Branch, shared his thoughts during the installation of EnPAT-filled transformers in Nakhon Ratchasima Province on September 25, 2025.

“We’re delighted to collaborate with NSTDA on the implementation of EnPAT innovation in Mueang Nakhon Ratchasima area today. EnPAT represents a meaningful integration of energy, technology, and community. Using EnPAT—made from Thai palm oil—in our local power distribution transformers aligns perfectly with our renewable energy goals. This innovation enhances system stability and safety while helping reduce fire-related incidents, providing better protection for residents and their property, especially in urban areas served by PEA Mueang Nakhon Ratchasima Branch.”

“PEA is committed to advancing our electrical infrastructure to support the development of smart cities. This initiative is in line with the provincial governor’s vision of turning Nakhon Ratchasima into a Smart City. Expanding the use of EnPAT in our service area is a major step toward that goal. It’s a key milestone on the path to making Korat a true Smart City,” He added.

2025.10.03-02 ENTEC and ERC Organize Capacity-Building Seminar to Support the Energy Transition – Summary of the “Capability Building for Energy Transition (2025)” Project

Fri, 10 Oct 2025 03:19:44 +0000

On October 2–3, 2025, at Movenpick Resort Khao Yai, Nakhon Ratchasima Province

The National Energy Technology Center (ENTEC), under the National Science and Technology Development Agency (NSTDA), in collaboration with the Energy Regulatory Commission (ERC), organized a seminar to summarize the “Capability Building for Energy Transition (2025)” project. The project aims to enhance personnel capabilities to support the ongoing energy transition. The event was presided over by Mr. Prasit Siritiprussamee, Deputy Secretary-General of the ERC.

Mr. Prasit Siritiprussamee, stated that the training activities under this project aim to build knowledge and skills for ERC personnel—both at central and regional levels—in technical fields, modern technologies, and innovations, in preparation for future changes in the energy sector. He highlighted ENTEC as the ideal partner in engineering and technology, citing its extensive expertise and commitment to ongoing innovation. The ERC, as the national energy regulatory agency, must draw upon expertise across expertise across engineering, legal, economic, and financial perspectives. This partnership between ENTEC and ERC serves as a vital bridge connecting these interdisciplinary areas.

The training program, now in its third year, started with a pilot short course and has since been developed into a full curriculum. Each year, the content is updated to reflect technological and policy developments. For example, this year’s program included a module on Small Modular Reactors (SMRs) to help ERC staff stay informed about nuclear technologies potentially relevant to the country’s future power development plans.

Mr. Prasit also noted that the ERC plans to make energy data a core focus of the curriculum, supporting the development of advanced technologies such as Artificial Intelligence (AI) and Smart Grids, which rely heavily on data-driven management. He emphasized that this initiative is not just a short-term project but aligns with the ERC’s five-year strategic plan and represents a long-term collaboration that will enhance regulatory efficiency, ensure transparency and fairness, and support Thailand’s competitiveness in the global clean energy transition.

Dr. Sumittra Charojrochkul, Executive Director of ENTEC, stated that the project has been ongoing for several months, directly targeting capacity building for ERC officers to equip them with knowledge in global energy transitions. Activities include academic training and international study visit to Japan to learn about energy policy, research, and technological advancements. This event marked the official conclusion of the 2025 training program. Looking ahead to 2026, ENTEC aims to support policy and regulatory research to further enhance the ERC’s role as an energy regulator. ENTEC is confident that our support can provide the technical expertise needed for the ERC to keep pace with global developments.

She emphasized that energy transition is a long-term process requiring clear direction, long-term goals, and thorough preparation in both human resources and infrastructure. The collaboration with ERC plays a vital role in providing real-time updates on global energy trends, such as the rising importance of small nuclear reactors in the past few years. She concluded that one of the key impacts of this program is ensuring that ERC decisions are based on up-to-date and comprehensive knowledge, allowing Thailand to adopt new technologies with clarity and make informed, cost-effective decisions.

Dr. Visarn Lilavivat, ENTEC researcher and project leader, added that this training initiative not only boosts the capabilities of ERC personnel but also benefits ENTEC staff by fostering knowledge exchange and building networks. The program focused on transferring technological knowledge, policy updates, and insights into both national and global energy directions. This enables ERC officers to effectively apply this knowledge in regulatory practices.

Topics covered during the seminar included trends such as hydrogen energy and small nuclear reactor technologies, which are critical for Thailand’s Carbon Neutrality goals. Developing clean energy sources beyond solar and wind is essential for diversifying the country’s energy portfolio.

Dr. Visarn stressed the need for continuous knowledge development in the energy field, as technology evolves rapidly. These training programs prepare ERC personnel to regulate the modern energy sector, reduce greenhouse gas emissions, and support Thailand’s environmental goals. ENTEC aims to expand the program to include private sector stakeholders, government agencies, and other energy-related organizations, creating a broader knowledge-sharing network. The project has seen increasing participation and has been well-received—not only in numbers, but more importantly in knowledge transfer and long-term collaboration.

The seminar focused on raising awareness and understanding of the energy transition, led by Dr. Nuwong Chollacoop, Director of the Low Carbon Energy Research Group at ENTEC, who played a key role in curriculum design and promoting clean energy knowledge through national and international collaborations. All workshops and study visits were also part of the training to provide hands-on experiences, enabling ERC staff to gain a holistic view of energy technologies and regulatory trends.

Key topics included:

Energy Transition and Energy Storage Technology, presented by Dr. Pimpa Limthongkul, Director of the Energy Innovation Research Group at ENTEC
Renewable Energy Certificates (REC) and Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism (CBAM), presented by Ms. Malchutar Kingnet, Head of Strategic Partnership at InnoPower Co., Ltd.
Hydrogenase Enzymes in Photobiocatalytic Hydrogen Production, presented by Dr. Nuttavut Kosem from Kyushu University, Japan

Participants also visited Khao Yai Thiang Windmill and the EGAT Learning Center at Lam Takong, two key learning hubs for renewable energy and environmental stewardship, offering inspiration and practical insights to drive Thailand’s clean energy future.