Tirathai Public Company Limited (TRT), a leading Thai manufacturer of power transformers and energy system solutions, continues to reinforce its commitment to industrial sustainability by signing a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) for academic and technical cooperation with the Green Engineers Club. This partnership combines industrial expertise with an extensive engineering network to upskill Thai engineering personnel for the low-carbon economy and to concretely support Thailand’s Net Zero targets.

The collaboration aims to deliver tangible benefits to society and the Thai engineering sector through joint knowledge-sharing initiatives, training program development, academic seminars, and practical workshops. These activities will allow participants to learn from real-world industrial case studies, with a strong focus on Carbon Neutrality and Net Zero Engineering. By exchanging resources, networks, and best practices, both organizations seek to cultivate a new generation of engineers equipped with technical excellence, environmental consciousness, and a vision aligned with global sustainability demands.

Mr. Sumpan Vongphan, Managing Director of Tirathai Public Company Limited (TRT), stated:

"At TRT, we firmly believe that knowledge is the driving force for meaningful change, and sustainable development can only be achieved through multi-sector collaboration. Signing this MOU with the Green Engineers Club is not just an exchange of expertise, but a joint effort to empower people, create opportunities, and advance engineering innovation—ensuring Thai personnel are fully prepared for the future challenges of the energy industry."

"As a business closely tied to energy infrastructure, TRT is ready to contribute our real-world operational knowledge and experience. We aim to promote engineering design, manufacturing, and management concepts that prioritize energy efficiency, greenhouse gas reduction, and environmental responsibility. We hope this partnership serves as a key catalyst in guiding Thailand smoothly toward a low-carbon society," added Mr. Sumpan.

Assoc. Prof. Dr. Quanchai Leepowpanth , President of the Green Engineers Club, commented:

"With climate change and national emission reduction targets, the role of engineers today extends far beyond technical design or problem-solving. Engineers must actively help shape the country's future by balancing industrial growth with environmental preservation. The Green Engineers Club aims to serve as a central bridge connecting academia, the profession, and the industrial sector to foster practical, actionable learning."

"We are delighted to partner with TRT, an organization with deep expertise and rich experience in the energy sector. This cooperation will enhance the learning experience for young engineers and professionals, providing them with a deep understanding of Carbon Neutrality and Net Zero Engineering, and transforming knowledge into actionable practices that create long-term positive impacts for organizations, the industry, and Thai society," said Assoc. Prof. Dr. Khwanchai.

The MOU signing between TRT and the Green Engineers Club reflects a shared commitment to steering Thai engineering forward through innovation, responsibility, and sustainability. Both parties are determined to expand collaborative networks, develop human potential, and disseminate knowledge to the broader public—building the "Green Engineers" of today while laying a sustainable foundation for Thailand’s future.