In accordance to the Prime Minister’s declaration of intention at the COP26 convention held in Glasgow on 1 November 2021 that Thailand has the intention of becoming carbon neutral within 2050 and aims to reduce its net carbon emission to zero within 2065,

Figure 1. Prime Minister Prayut is sided by UK PM Boris Johnson and UN chief António Guterres at COP26.
Reference: Thailand to reach net-zero emissions by 2050 if supported: PM Prayut | Bangkok Tribune (bkktribune.com) By B.Tribune / November 2, 2021
Figure 2. Prime Minister Prayut while delivering his speech at the World Leaders Summit, COP26.
Reference: Thailand to reach net-zero emissions by 2050 if supported: PM Prayut | Bangkok Tribune (bkktribune.com) By B.Tribune / November 2, 2021

King Mongkut’s University of Technology Thonburi (KMUTT), as a university with clear policies on sustainability of energy and environmental management whose contribution in the development of sustainable universities is well known, has declared that its net carbon emission will be reduced to zero within 2040 in the campaign of “KMUTT Carbon Neutrality 2040”.

Figure 3. KMUTT embraces government policies and declares its aim towards “KMUTT Cabon Neutrality 2040.” Reference: https://www.kmutt.ac.th/sdgs/kmutt-carbon-neutrality-2040-2/

In support of carbon emission reduction, KMUTT has declared its mission to eliminate its carbon emission to zero within 2040 in the “KMUTT Carbon Neutrality 2040” campaign that shall be accomplished with the use of renewable energy and plantation to absorb ca rbon and thus reduce the impact of climate change.