Can Waste-Based Ceramics Replace Cement in Thai Homes?
MTEC’s ceramics researchers turn fly ash and industrial waste into geopolymer bricks and cool-roof tiles. Here’s what’s real for Thai homes, and what isn’t yet.
Green Buildings
Energy-efficient architecture, passive cooling, district cooling systems, and certification standards for Thai buildings.
Green Building in Bangkok: How CBRE Certified Its Office for LEED and WELL at One City Centre
CBRE Thailand moved its headquarters to One City Centre and pursued LEED and WELL certification for its tenant space. Here’s what they learned about costs, design, and employee wellbeing.
Compression-Cast Concrete: A Greener Build for Thailand
Compression-cast concrete presses fresh mixes denser, cutting cement up to 45% and letting Thailand build with recycled aggregate for low-carbon construction.
How Can You Reduce Your Thai Electricity Bill? 10 Proven Strategies for 2026
Thai electricity hits 3.88 baht/unit in 2026. Cut your bill 20-75% with these 10 strategies — from cool roofs to inverter AC to rooftop solar.
Geothermal Cooling in Thailand: The Promise and the Reality Check
Ground-source heat pumps can cut AC costs by 30% — but Thailand’s warm subsurface temperatures limit their advantage. We look at the research from Chulalongkorn University and explain why geothermal cooling remains a niche technology in the tropics.
Green Buildings in Thailand: Complete Guide 2026
Thailand’s BEC is mandatory for buildings over 2,000 sqm. Green-certified offices earn 14% rental premiums. Guide to TREES, LEED, district cooling, and green finance.
Energy-Efficient Air Conditioners: Inverter AC Guide for Thailand
Inverter ACs cut energy use by 44% vs fixed-speed units. Learn SEER ratings, Thailand’s No. 5 label, and the 150% tax deduction for efficient cooling.