Electricity Usage Per Year
29,220,724.61
kWh / year
Climate Action
Climate Change Mitigation and
Climate Change Mitigation and
Reduction of GHGs Emission
KMUTT is committed to reducing greenhouse gas emissions and advancing toward carbon neutrality through research, campus operations, and community engagement.
Target 2040
Carbon Neutrality
KMUTT’s Race to Carbon Neutrality by 2040.
Declaration of Intent for a low-carbon university future.
Current Status (2025)
14,581.14
tCO2 — KMUTT Footprint Per Year.
Annual campus carbon footprint (Scope 1–3 assessment).
Declaration of Intent
'KMUTT’s Race to Carbon Neutrality by 2040'
Our official commitment to accelerate climate action and guide the university toward a sustainable, net-zero future.
Carbon Footprint
Research, measurement, and leadership in greenhouse gas management across campus operations.
At King Mongkut’s University of Technology Thonburi (KMUTT), our researchers are equipped with extensive resources that enable them to pursue impactful studies on carbon footprint and greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions. The School of Energy, Environment and Materials and the Joint Graduate School of Energy and Environment (JGSEE) serve as the university’s key academic hubs dedicated to advancing research in climate change and environmental sustainability.
One example is the study on "Greenhouse Gas Emissions from Low-Income House Construction in Thailand," which applies the Life Cycle Assessment (LCA) methodology to evaluate carbon emissions generated during the construction process.
To measure emissions from university activities, KMUTT employs tools such as the Carbon Footprint Calculator (SimaPro) and follows international and national standards including the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) and the Thailand Greenhouse Gas Management Organization (TGO) guidelines. The assessment covers both Scope 1–3 emissions, with primary sources coming from electricity consumption (Gate-to-Gate) and transportation activities, including university shuttle buses, EV buses, private cars, and motorcycles.
Our Low-Carbon Vision
"Over the next decade, KMUTT aims to become a world-leading university that cultivates future global leaders in technology—individuals who understand the principles of sustainable development and recognize the importance of reducing carbon dioxide and other greenhouse gas emissions."
Commitment to Environmental Leadership
KMUTT is deeply committed to environmental responsibility across all aspects of its operations—teaching, research, and campus management. The university strives to serve as a model Green University, promoting best practices in Energy, Environment, and Safety Management Systems (EESH).
Through these efforts, KMUTT empowers students, staff, and partners to become change agents, working collectively toward a more sustainable and resilient society. Continuous improvement remains at the heart of KMUTT’s sustainability journey.
Annual Report 2025
KMUTT Footprint Per Year
Scope 1–3 assessment (IPCC & TGO guidelines) — As of 2025
Total Footprint
14,581.14
tCO2 / year
Electricity — annual campus consumption
Transportation — buses, cars & motorcycles
Open Space — area per capita on campus
Total campus electricity consumption in 2025.
14,581.14 tCO2 footprint per year
Transportation Per Year
tons / year by mode
0.00
Bus
201.74
Car
201.22
Moto
Campus in Action
Sustainability initiatives and environmental stewardship across KMUTT.
