Supporting Organisations

Endorsed by:

Ministry of Energy regulate energy operations to ensure quality standards and safety, promote the production and use of clean energy, and energy conservation to align with carbon neutrality goals. Encourage investment in energy and prepare for future business opportunities in the energy sector.

Officially Supported by:

Ministry of Industry is a central government agency of Thailand, which has authority and responsibility in promoting and developing industries, developing entrepreneurs, and other government duties as prescribed by laws as the authority of the Ministry of Industry or agencies under the Ministry of Industry.

Has the responsibility for the preservation, conservation, and restoration of natural resources and the environment, managing their sustainable use, and other government duties as prescribed by laws as the authority of the Ministry of Natural Resources and Environment.

Ministry of Digital Economy and Society is an agency with the mission to develop and manage the country's telecommunications network, as well as regulate, promote, and encourage the use of infrastructure and innovations to develop the nation's economy and society. It also supports and promotes the business sector to adopt digital technologies and innovations.

Ministry of Higher Education, Science, Research and Innovation is a central government agency of Thailand, in the form of a ministry, with authority and responsibility in promoting, supporting, and overseeing higher education, science, research, and innovation, to ensure the country's development keeps pace with global changes.

It is a research and development agency under the supervision of the Ministry of Higher Education, Science, Research and Innovation. Its responsibilities include surveying, studying, and conducting academic analyses to serve as the foundation for setting goals, policies, and developing plans, projects, and measures for the advancement of science and technology in the country.

The Office of the Board of Investment is a government agency under the Office of the Prime Minister. Its core roles and responsibilities are to promote valuable investment, both investment into Thailand and Thai overseas investment.

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Department of Alternative Energy Development and Efficiency (DEDE) create sustainability of alternative energy and energy efficiency of the country, in order to boost efficiency and environmentally friendly of energy production and consumption.

Energy Policy and Planning Office is an agency under the Ministry of Energy, with the responsibility and authority to propose policies and plans for the management and development of the country's energy sector.

Department of Industrial Works oversees industrial businesses to ensure environmentally friendly operations, safety, and legal compliance. It also promotes the management of production, energy, machinery conversion, and pollution control through technology and innovation.

The department is a directorate under the Ministry of Natural Resources and Environment, responsible for formulating policies to promote and maintain environmental quality, recommending plans for resource conservation and management, and monitoring environmental impacts based on impact assessment reports.

Conference Partners:

JGSEE, established in 1998 under King Mongkut’s University of Technology Thonburi, strengthens postgraduate education and research in science and technology to support Thailand’s research, development, and economic competitiveness.

King Mongkut's University of Technology Thonburi (KMUTT) is a top university in Thailand, recognized for its engineering, science, and technology programs. It was selected as one of the nine National Research Universities and is the first to transition to a state-controlled institution.

TESTA, or the Thailand Energy Storage Technology Association, connects stakeholders, educates the public, and promotes advancements in energy storage technology in Thailand. Its members include energy storage enthusiasts from academia, research institutes, public sectors, and private industries. TESTA was founded on September 24, 2020, as the "Thailand Energy Storage Technology Association."

The Asia Pacific Urban Energy Association (APUEA) promotes sustainable energy use in urban areas through research, development, and knowledge exchange on energy efficiency and renewable energy.

National Electronics and Computer Technology Center (NECTEC) is responsible for conducting research, development, and engineering from the laboratory level to prototype production, focusing on building capabilities and expertise in the fields of electronics and computer technology.

Thai Renewable Energy (RE 100) Association promotes the use of 100% renewable energy in Thailand, supporting businesses and organizations in transitioning to sustainable energy by 2030.

In 1986, Kasetsart University planned to establish an institute to address the lack of value-added research for Non-Food Products. The Kasetsart University Agricultural and Agro-Industrial Product Improvement Institute (KAPI) was founded on July 29, 1991, to develop value-added technologies for Non-Food Products. Prof. Theera Sutabutra, Ph.D., was the founder and first director.

National Institute of Metrology "It is a government agency established to develop national measurement standards that are internationally recognized and to transfer measurement accuracy to various measurement activities in the country.

Technology Promotion Association Thailand - Japan is an association that promotes and supports technological advancements for its members and disseminates them to the general public, aiming to promote the country's economy. It also encourages education, human resource development, technology, and training in collaboration with both public and private sectors.

The Waste to Energy Trade Association (WETA) promotes waste-to-energy technologies, supporting knowledge exchange and policies to improve waste management and sustainable energy solutions.

ThaiWEA, a warm and collaborative community dedicated to empowering our members to achieve their goals in the vibrant landscape of Thailand. As a non-profit membership-based trade association, we bring together a diverse group of Thai and international members, representing various organizations, institutes, and companies.

Thailand Greenhouse Gas Management Organization is an agency under the supervision of the Minister of Natural Resources and Environment, responsible for providing services, overseeing, and setting standards related to measurement, reporting, and verification, as well as certifying the amount of greenhouse gas emissions, reductions, and compensations.