King Mongkut's University of Technology Thonburi (KMUTT) is one of the members of a network coalition, along with Bangkok and WWF Thailand. Moreover, it joins over 7,000 cities worldwide in declaring and participating in the "60 Earth Hour 2024: Lights Off for One Hour to Reduce Global Warming" campaign on March 23, 2567 B.E. (2024 A.D.). This initiative received collaboration from the KMUTT community by reducing energy consumption and turning off unnecessary lights such as decorative lights, building lights, and advertising signs. Unplugging unused electrical appliances and reducing the use of air conditioning in residential and commercial buildings for one hour from 20:30 to 21:30 was also encouraged. This aims to demonstrate the power of changing behaviors that express environmental conservation and raise awareness about climate change and sustainable responsibility. It's part of the country's preparedness efforts to achieve the Carbon Neutrality goal by the year 2050, aligning with SDGs2030 Goal 17 to enhance relationships with network coalitions for cooperation and readiness for future development. Additionally, it supports Goal 13 in addressing climate change and its impacts.