Delegates at the UN Climate Change Conference in Montreal, Canada today got a first hand view of carbon dioxide emissions coming from Thailand's Mae Moh coal power plant, the largest and most notorious of its kind in Southeast Asia. Greenpeace activists transmitted to the conference live images of the coal plant as a laser projector beamed messages such as "Energy Revolution Now" in front of Mae Moh coal power plant. Greenpeace's flagship, the Rainbow Warrior is coming to Bangkok for the Thailand leg of its Asia Energy Revolution Tour, exposing the impacts of climate change and promoting the uptake of renewable energy such as wind, solar and modern biomass. The tour aims to alert people to the dangers of climate change and to expose its impacts.