Since 2012, Energy Saving Charter was launched to encourage business and community organizations to save energy. The Energy Saving Charter 2017 attracted more than 3,300 signatories. Pledges under Energy Saving Charter 2018:-

Energy Saving Charter

(a) maintain average indoor air temperature between 24 – 26 ºC during the summer months of June to September in 2018;
(b) switch off appliances and systems when not in use from June 2018 to May 2019;
(c) procure energy efficient appliances (such as those with Grade 1 energy labels) and systems from June 2018 to May 2019; and
(d) engage staff/ students to adopt the above energy saving practices together.

(new elements are under planning)

The IEP aims to develop a culture of water conservation in primary schools and cultivate water saving habits among youngsters through interesting and interactive activities.

The IEP aims to develop a culture of water conservation in kindergartens and cultivate water saving habits among youngsters through interesting and interactive activities.

To provide visitors (in particular students) with knowledge about the importance of water conservation through exhibits, live demonstrations and interactive games.

The Environmental Resource Centres are located in Fanling, Wan Chai and Mid-Levels . There is also a mobile centre that visits other districts. All four centres offer a variety of educational displays and activities, each with its own special attractions.
The Fanling Centre, opened in 2003, provides environmental information for the general public in the New Territories North, and is a focal point of environmental education programmes for local schools and community organisations. The Centre occupies 400 square metres and includes a colourful exhibition hall with exhibition panels, interactive games and models in nine thematic display zones. Also included are a lecture room and a library.

Organized by Friends of the Earth, the Tree Planting Challenge will be held to replant local varieties of young saplings. The aim of this event is to raise the public’s awareness of typhoon damage to our trees and thus become more concerned about climate change and extreme weather events and develop an attitude of cherishing trees.

HKU was the pioneer in investigating the technical aspects on grid-connection of small renewable energy systems. Various experiments and pilot study were conducted at HKU before the Hong Kong Government published a set of technical guidelines on grid-connection. Also, a pilot project was funded by the ITC to install three different kinds of photovoltaic technologies at the S.K.H. Kei Wai (MaWan) Primary School. There is much experience built upon those pilot projects and study regarding the technical details of grid-connection of Renewable Energy (RE) systems. Although much of the information had been published, it was not well disseminated to the local engineers in a systematic way. With the imminent effect of feed-in-tariff in 2018, the number of grid-connect RE systems in Hong Kong is expected to grow significantly in the coming years, experts from different sectors will share their expertise on this workshop, in order to transfer the knowledge to the local community.

As one of the most developed cities in the world, Hong Kong is planned to develop into a world-class smart city. According to the Government’s Smart City Blueprint, “smart environment” is one of the 6 major areas in which innovation and technology will be embraced for a smart Hong Kong. Therefore, it is timely forHKIE Environmental Division to promote the discussion on how environmental innovation can be encouraged in Hong Kong. This forum would bring together various stakeholders including government, academics, research institutions, entrepreneurs and environmental startups to explore the opportunities and challenges in promoting environmental innovations in Hong Kong.

The forum comprises the keynote session and three other sessions: I) Overseas Experiences in Driving Environmental Innovation; II) Business Opportunities from Environmental Innovations; and III) Pitching of Environmental Technology Companies.

To advocate a low carbon sustainable built environment, Business Environment Council has spent great effort in upgrading their headquarters’ green facilities. The Seminar will share their continuous effort on enhancing the building’s performance by various improvement works, including the use of oil-free chillers, wider adoption of LED lighting, installation of electrical sub-meters and upgrade of Building Management System.

Upper form secondary students team up to propose and implement innovative projects for promoting energy saving and energy efficiency to the community.

With an aim to nurture primary students to develop green living behaviour at an early age, the Green Elites Campus Accreditation Programme was officially launched in 2015/16 school year, to encourage students and teachers to apply green tips in their daily lives. As part of the Programme, the Green Elites Portal is an online platform for all primary school students in Hong Kong to learn green habits in a fun way through interactive games and content.

CLP’s flagship store showcasing the latest online to offline (O2O) experience, smart technologies and products. At Smart Energy@Mong Kok, customers can play EE&C mobile games to earn Eco Points and redeem fabulous rewards only available in the flagship store. Selected products and gadgets are displayed with AR technologies to enhance customers’ shopping experience. To promote the benefit of smart home living, CLP dedicates a whole floor as Smart Home Control Centre to house a full range of smart home appliances that can be controlled with tablet and smart phone, and other high-tech products including smart mirror, under-the-floor-heating system and voice-control device.

By partnering with the Hong Kong Science and Technology Parks Corporation and using innovative technology developed by local start-up companies, the centre aims to introduce smart home and business solutions and promote smarter and greener lifestyles to customers. It features smart home devices suitable for small flats in Hong Kong and offer smart solutions to help business optimise their operations and services.

The first of its kind in the world, the MoCC offers an interactive and multimedia exhibition showcasing valuable collections and information about climate change.

The new CLP Eco Home in Tai Po brings smart yet green living ideas to the New Territories East. The Eco Home is a one-stop green lifestyle centre where you can try out innovative energy saving appliances. There are free workshops, tours, cooking demonstrations and trials, and plenty more for you to enjoy as you find out more about energy efficiency and conservation.

The Fund will contribute towards improvement works for enhancing the energy efficiency of building services installations for communal use in the residential buildings and their nearby ancillary facilities such as clubhouse. Examples of the qualified building services installations are:

• Lighting
• Electrical installation (e.g. water pump)
• Air-conditioning
• Lift and escalator

Zero Carbon Building (ZCB) is to serve as an exhibition centre, an education centre and an information centre for zero/low carbon building design and technologies and for promoting low carbon living in Hong Kong.

Mission
ZCB shall showcase the state-of-the-art eco-building design and technologies to the construction industry locally and internationally with a view to promote their application in Hong Kong.

ZCB shall raise community awareness of low carbon living in Hong Kong and promote behavioural changes towards low carbon living by providing guided ZCB tours and organising education programmes.

ZCB shall regularly disseminate the latest low/zero carbon building technologies and practices to industry stakeholders.

The Hong Kong Green Shop Alliance (the “Alliance”) aims to provide a platform that fosters a green shopping environment and helps shopping mall operators and shop tenants adopt sustainable best practices. The Alliance has developed a “Green Shop Pledge”. Shop tenants are invited to take the Pledge to incorporate suitable green measures in their daily operations. Shopping mall operators are also invited to join the Alliance to drive more sustainable practices with tenants.

Applications are now open. Shopping mall operators and shop tenants who are interested in joining the Alliance, please click the link to view the dedicated website for more information and application forms.

The first mobile studio equipped with an interactive 3D movie which delivers messages on environmental protection to primary schools students in Hong Kong

Organise a series of activities for the public, especially students, such as roving exhibitions, lectures and visits, etc.

The POWER YOU Kindergarten Education Kit, developed by CLP, is an electricity-themed education kit that aims to spark interest among kindergarten students in the world of electricity, giving them a basic knowledge about energy and teaching them good habits in energy efficiency. To help kindergartens make better use of the kit, CLP has launched a visitation programme. Our engineers and technicians schedule visits to kindergartens and introduce engineers and technicians as professions to pupils, share basic knowledge of the power journey, safe use of electricity and EE&C tips.

"Friends of Green Building" is a platform for Hong Kong Green Building Council (HKGBC) to keep the public updated about the news and activities of its Public Education Committee (PEC), including the latest HKGBC green building education initiatives such as highlights of activities, campaigns and programmes, as well as any upcoming activities organised by the HKGBC, for instance, seminars, guided tours, contests, exhibitions, funfairs etc.

CLP has given its customer service centre in Yuen Long a major facelift to transform it into a Smart Energy Experience Centre. We have also partnered with the Hong Kong Science and Technology Parks Corporation (HKSTP) to introduce smart home devices suitable for small flats in Hong Kong at the centre, using innovative technology developed by start-up companies in the HKSTP to promote smarter, greener, low-carbon lifestyles.

Low-carbon Office Operation Programme was launched by World Wide Fund For Nature. The programme has been established to enable Hong Kong companies and organisations to become part of the solution to climate change. By participating in LOOP, companies or organisations are engaged with a group of like-minded forward-looking leaders to reduce their greenhouse gas emissions generated from office operation via the adoption of managerial and technological best practices, staff behavioural adaptation, and a labelling scheme. LOOP companies or organisations can access a tool-kit that allows the measurement and analysis of the carbon performance of an office, formulation of emissions reduction strategy, and reporting on their improved carbon performance.

「綠戰士」環保教育網站是為中華電力有限公司之綠優校園認證計劃的其中一項元素，透過教育與的網上活動，讓學生培養環保生活習慣，成為環保先鋒，並在家庭、學校及社區中持續實踐環保生活，鼓勵家人及朋友一起節能減碳，共同應對氣候變化，為保護環境出一分力。(Chinese only)

The first of its kind in the world, the MoCC offers an interactive and multimedia exhibition showcasing valuable collections and information about climate change.

A series of interactive computer games on climate change and a low-carbon lifestyle.

A series of interactive computer games on climate change and a low-carbon lifestyle, reinforcing environmental education activities in schools and by NGOs; available at no charge to schools and NGOs.

These tours are guided by our ambassadors who will guide visitors to check out different thematic areas in Science Explorer including the green and environmental friendly architectural design (Green Concepts and Green Trail).

To demonstrate energy-efficient electrical equipment & introduce tips on the safe use of electricity