Goal 7: Affordable and Clean Energy

Goal 7: Ensure access to affordable, reliable, sustainable

and modern energy

Installation of Alternative Energy

Siam University continues to install solar roofs as our source of alternative energy and encourages the use of electric cars by constructing an electric car station in the Engineering Department.

Electric Motorcycle Maintenance Workshop

Siam University promotes green skills for a sustainable future for both our students and community members. The Faculty of Engineering, in collaboration with Bangkok Noi District Office, Wat Nairoong, Rotary Club Yannawa, and Erasmus+: Green Edu Seeds, organized the “Electric Motorcycle Maintenance Workshop” for the community. Participants gained hands-on skills in inspection, disassembly, and controller adjustment. The workshop equipped all participants with future-ready knowledge for clean energy and green mobility. This activity is part of Green Edu Seeds: Innovation for Sustainability, where Siam University collaborates with partners from Thailand, Vietnam, and Europe to foster green skills and empower sustainable entrepreneurship. In addition, a Memorandum of Understanding on academic collaboration was signed under the project “Creating Sustainable Careers for Communities” by four partner organizations: Wat Nai Rong, Bang Khun Non District Office, Rotary Club of Yannawa, and Siam University. The initiative is founded on the concept of promoting lifelong learning and professional skill development among community members. The shared objective of the collaboration is to enhance the community’s capacity by providing vocational training in key areas such as electric motorcycle maintenance, electrical systems, solar cell technology, food and health services, and other relevant fields. These skills align with emerging technological trends and are designed to help participants develop sustainable livelihoods, generate income, and improve their quality of life. The project specifically targets youth and unemployed individuals, aiming to expand their opportunities for stable and sustainable employment in the future.

Electric Motorcycle Maintenance Workshop for Communities

Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) Signing Ceremony on Academic Collaboration

Project: “Creating Sustainable Careers for Communities”

Research on Small-Scale Biomass Fuelwood Production

The Office of Student Affairs initiated a research project entitled “Social and Economic Impacts of Small-Scale Biomass Fuelwood Production Projects on Local Communities: A Case Study of Sung Men District, Phrae Province.” In the 5th National and 3rd International Academic Conference hosted by Maejo University – Phrae Campus, under the theme “Innovation and Technology towards a Sustainable Well-being Society,” the conference committee recognized their work by awarding the “Excellent Oral Presentation” Award, signifying our ongoing commitment to research that contributes meaningfully to society and local communities.