This convention centre can track carbon footprint in real time

Greenhouse gas emissions from energy usage, food consumption, packaging and travel can be calculated.

Queen Sirikit National Convention Center (QSNCC) is the first convention centre in Thailand to launch a real-time carbon footprint tracking dashboard for business events.
Queen Sirikit National Convention Center (QSNCC) is the first convention centre in Thailand to launch a real-time carbon footprint tracking dashboard for business events.

Thailand’s Queen Sirikit National Convention Center (QSNCC) has launched a real-time carbon footprint tracking dashboard for business events.

It is the first convention centre in Thailand to introduce such a tool, which will be piloted at two upcoming events, Asia Sustainable Energy Week 2025 and the International Engineering Expo 2025, both taking place this July.

The dashboard, developed by AltoTech Global Co., is part of the Winnovation program supported by the Thailand Convention and Exhibition Bureau (TCEB). It is a smart digital platform that uses real-time data to calculate greenhouse gas emissions from various sources, such as energy usage, food consumption, packaging and participant travel. This enables event organisers and attendees to clearly understand the environmental impact of their activities – instantly and transparently. The insights can then be used to plan effective carbon reduction or offset strategies.

The dashboard is a smart digital platform that uses real-time data to calculate greenhouse gas emissions from various sources, such as energy usage, food consumption, packaging, and participant travel.
The dashboard is a smart digital platform that uses real-time data to calculate greenhouse gas emissions from various sources, such as energy usage, food consumption, packaging, and participant travel.

Surapol Utintu, CEO of QSNCC, said: “The launch of the Real-Time Carbon Footprint Tracking Dashboard marks a significant milestone in establishing a strong foundation for truly sustainable and environmentally friendly events. We aim for Asia Sustainable Energy Week 2025 and the International Engineering Expo 2025 to serve as models for other events looking to raise their sustainability standards – setting a new benchmark for Thailand’s MICE industry.”

Jaruwan Suwannasat, executive advisor and chief information officer at TCEB, added: “TCEB is thrilled to see Queen Sirikit National Convention Center and AltoTech Global team up through our MICE Winnovation programme. This partnership represents a game-changing approach to environmental responsibility for Thailand’s MICE industry, bringing in AltoTech Global’s Real-Time Carbon Dashboard to track and measure operations within the convention center's event halls with real, quantifiable results of sustainable performance.”

QSNCC said it plans to include the tracking dashboard as a special benefit in its Loyalty Programme, allowing members to redeem points for access to the service. It says this will be another way to promote eco-conscious event planning and elevate Thailand’s MICE industry.


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